The Indianapolis journal., 1896-12-27

lar, Wabash; secretary Miss Amelia ".
tee-W. p. Morgan. Terre Haute: r. H.
Foster. vincennes: W. NJ. Thrasher. But
Ter College, Z. OF j.
Classical Section
Room 122. Statehouse Thursday. a. m.
Report of secretary and treasurer.
Appointment of committees.
Paper-Latin as a Pure Science-Miiss
cussion opened by Demarchus G. Brown,
indianapolis University.
Paper-Latin in Our Schools. from Eigh
School Teachers Standpoint-Miss Betty
G.. Grimsley, Principal Lebanon High
School. Discussion led by r. h. Richards.
superintendent Spencer schools.
Paper-The Three Years Course in Latin
in Our High Schools-H. w. Johnston, In
diana State University. Discussion led by
n; M. klngery, Wabash College.
President. A. I. Dotey. Indianapolis; vice
president, II. A. Hoffman. Bloomington;
secretary and treasurer Miss Cora Bennett,
Marion.
Musical Section
Room 120, Statehouse. Wednesday, 1:30 p. m.
Programme will consist of short written
experiences and suggestions on the Follow
What should the child know of music
upon entering the high school?
How interest pupils in music who enter
behind their classes?
How teach rooms containing more than
one grade2
The problem of midwinter promotions;
Music in the country schools: How can it
be made more general?
Short reports from the field
Election of officers for next meeting.
Officers of the Section-President, III. E.
Owen. Terre Haute; secretary, Miss Laura
r. S. Moore. North Vernon. Executive
toWn; soW'''WSM ". z Alley. S SMS sSeibyvilie Miss
Blanche Williams, Columbus.
college Association
Denison Hotel parlors, Tuesday, morning
session, IL o'clock.
Reports, appointments of committees and
general business.
Paper-The Bible as Literature in a Col
lege Course-Prof. Elbert Russell, Earl
ham College Discussion opened by Presi-
dent w. w. Parsons, Indiana State Normal
Afternoon session, 2:30 o'clock, conference
with High School and English sections
Subject of discussion-The Relation of Eng
lish to Other Subjects Leaders in the dis
cussion, Professor John B. Wisely, State
Normal School; Miss Sidelia Starr, De
Pauw University; Mrs. A. B. Corsett, High
School, Evansville.
Evening session, S-President'S Address
President Scot Butler. Butler College.
Paper-Some Problems in College Govern
tian College. Discussion opened by Presi-
dent Joseph Swain. Indiana University,
"Wednesday. morning session; o'clock
try in College Course-Professor w. B.
Johnson, Franklin College: Discussion
opened by Professor P. S. Baker, De Pauw
7 Paper-rhe Economic Side of History
Professor P. II. K. McComb, Hanover Col
lege. Discussion opened by Professor Mel
vile NJ. Clapp, Hartsville College.
Paper-Coeducation: It's Possibilities and
Dangers-Madam Pauline Mariotte Davies,
Reports of committees; election of Off
GERS; unfinished business; adjournment.
President, Scot Butler Butler; vice presi-
dent, l.. j. Aldrich, Union Christian; secre-
tary, A. s. Hathaway, Terre Haute; treas
urer, w. T.. Henry, Franklin.
Academy of Science
Rooms IL and r. Statehouse. Tuesday.
meeting of executive committee, D. m
Wednesday, general session, a. m: sec
tional meetings p. m; presidents ad-
dress. z p m. Thursday, general session,
Of a the ACADEMY: ssG PRESIDENT Stanley coul-
Gray. Terre Haute; secretary, John S.
Wright Indianapolis; assistant secretary
A ]. Bigney. Moore's Hill; treasurer. w.
z. Shannon, Greensburg.
County Superintendents.-
Supreme Courtroom, Statehouse, Tues
An Original PosYm2M. SaYl ; h NJ W. pfrimmer. of
Paper-should We Have Closer Super
vision tor. II the a,so', Country Schools?M. u
Henry county; W, B. Flick, of Marion
county orviIe Apps of orange sGunty; Tys
tees Furnish High School Privileges to the
Graduates of District SchoolS!-E. u.
Machan, of Lagrange county.
Discussion led by E.. L. Hendricks, of
| Johnson county: j. VI. Mcguire, of Jennings
| county; c. +. Mcintosh, of owen county.
Paper-How Can We Make the Meetings
of the County 3oarde Of Education More
Helpful?-George e. hTyrrell. of Ripley
| county.
Discussion led by c. NJ, Merica, of De
Kalb county; ~ w r; & Wine69rg; 81 & of cnuS1W Wayne
Miscellaneous business.
President. George r. Wilson. of Dubois
county; first vice president l.. A. Sailor OF
| Warren county: second vice president. c..
| n. Naber of Whitley, county: treasurer.
| NJ. L. johnson, of Madison county; secre-
sistant secretary, j. ID. Hostetter, of Hen
bricks county.
Reading and Elocution.-
| Supreme Courtroom. Statehouse, Thurs
day, Morning Session, 10 o'clock
Reading in the High School-Miss Bertha
| Frances Wolfe, Jeffersonville High School,
| General discussion.
! Gesture and Its Lmitations-T. j. Nc
| Avoy, indianapolis School of Oratory. Gen.
eral discussion.
Afternoon Session, 2 o'clock; ,,,u
Emma Il. Craig. Garfield School, Richmond.
| General discussion.
Readings from "Midsummer g Mlghts
Miscellaneous business.
| President A. r. Priest. Greencastle: vice
president, Mrs. NJ, V. Hamilton, Indian
Il
| ish, Lafayette.
One of the interesting features of this
weeks meetings will be the conference OF
| primary teachers of the State. to be held
in the spacious upper room at plymouth
| Church. at 1:3O p. IN. Wednesday.
| 1t will be under the direction of Mrs.
! Sarah Tarney Campbell, assistant super
| intendent of the Anderson schools.
The following points will be discussed:
| Halliday sessions for first-year primary
| children-reasonS for and against; success
| where tried.
| Discipline in the first and second-year
| primary grades. To what extent should
children be allowed and encouraged in per-
sonal freedom; in social freedom?
| Upon what work of the firSt-yeaT primary
| do you think the greatest stress should be
! placed?
| What should be the nature of the num-
| ber work in the first and second years?
What can be said in favor OF the CRUDE
| method? What against?
1t is proposed TO establish the Indiana
Child Study Association i'm the lecture
| room of Plymouth Church Thursday after
| noon al 1880 p. m. Prof w. l.. Bryan OF
| the State University. will act as the chair
man of this meeting and direct in the or
| The Industrial Congress.
| Next week the Congress of Indiana In
| dustrial Associations will meet at the
| Statehouse. The opening session is to be
| held at $3.50 a. m. Tuesday, Jan. 5. w. W..
| Hamilton. of Greensburg, is president and
/ of thiS-citV.