New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
SECOND DAY OF THE INSTITUTE.
WESTMINSTER TEACHERS BUSY ATTENDING
TALKS AND LECTURES IN WHITE PLAINS

u-r,SrruEerER TEACHERS BUSY ATTENDING
TALKS AND LECTURES IN WHITE PLAINS.
The novelty and excitement Of the first day having
- ouov tho members and instructors OF the
Toabers. Institute in White Plains settled down to
work yesterday.
Tho Institute has been divided into three classes
urinary intermediate and advanced. Every after'
Noon the members tell the secretaries OF the i"'
,titute which department they desire to attend the
following morning
The Primary Department exercises are heio IN 'hs
o,r, known as the Study" and the advanced class
"a IN Room No Is. both on the second moor; WINE
the intermediate Department occupies the Assembly,
Hall on the third floor, which has seating capacity
OF 4a.
The afternoon exercises are held exclusively !"
the assembly room Of the school. The total number
~oo,arod yesterday at noon was $50. but there ara
a, least 40 teachers In attendance the teachers from
c,ro Sing Workers and Mount Vernon. who are NOT
obliged TO attend by law being present our IN many
cases emitting to place their names upon the ns''
While many OF the attendants at the Institute 70
turn home every evening. by railroad or other means
Of TRANSFORMATION there Is large proportion tnas
will remain In the village throughout the week.
Through the efforts Of superintendent haph a.
Stewart, Of the High School, and Miss Elizabeth a.
Rankin all who decided TO stay have been accom-
modated with pleasant and convenient boarding
places.
Several OF the schOol-Dook puOnsninB-Houses otS
represented here: j. l.. Sweeny. formerly state In.
structor Teachers Training Glass. 10 here for the
Educational Gazette Company, OF Rochester; George
Cooper appears for Werner & Co.. New-York;
George F. Coles. formerly principal Peekskul PUBLIC
SCHOOL, is here for the same Arm; Andrew c. kur.
vim represents the C. W. Bardeen Publishing Com
many OF Syracuse; w. p. Maynard. OF White Plains.
represents the Standard Dictionary, and j. ~ Brown
is hero for the Kellogg Publishing Company. New
York City. .....
70 those already reported Elizabeth Balance,
IIvington- on Hudson; Charles F. LENT New.R9-
chelle; NJ. Violet Watson Neperan: Margaret !:
chappaqua; Susan NJ. Baldwin. Port Chester: Ed
~ Among the teachers registered one has served
eighty terms or forty years; and another seventy
The exercises yesterday in the several departmsnts
Of institute were carried out n in ",s
Bugbee and Miss Anna X. Eggleston were the In
their 9ess sSes,on save an
esns M discourse ds on The Children she an
war Joker ns Of Public
Charles r. Skinner. who was to give an INFORMAL
AS as. hinseon in the Room and ths
evening prcfs ems Phass. Of
The programme for to-day's exercises Is as fol.
INC Mornings o'clock, Primary. Primary Methods"
Conductor Bugbee: 1ntsrmed,atA ars A ,,ng
fsoation" Conductor Stout Ten o'clock, Primary.
..The child and Nature" Conductor Stout Interim
date. Language Work. Miss. Egglsston: Ad-
vanced Round Table Conference condsesor Sue
Miss Eggleston: intermediate. Correlation vs. An;
alys,s Conductor Stout Advanced, Geometry"
Afternoon-i:s0 o'clock opening exercises: l:W
o'clock Teacher and Pupil. Superintenaens
Young: 2al o'clock. "stimulants and Narcotics"
Forpss Hines; ns r. ss
nroeramme OF that and the succeeding day.