New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The ffty-second annual meeting OF the New.Yorx
State Teachers Association will be held IN this city
to-day, July and 2. The frs, session VIII be held
In Normal College at p. and II IS expected that
there will be $500 members present. An exhibit Of
work OF the public schools throughout the State
will be a feature OF the meeting The programme
for the evening is as follows: Preliminary meeting
for organization. music boys orchestra from Gram
School No Il Ceader. Louis Roeder): address OF
welcome 20 the association. the Hon. William L.
Strong. Mayor OF New-York City: address OF vel.
come to teachers John Jasper. City superintendent
OF the Schools OF New-York response by the pres-
dent; address, Charles Buckley Hubbell president
Board of Education. New-York City: address. "Trf-
umphs of the Teacher" DR. John P. Conroy. first
assistant. Grammar School No. 3d. New-York.
The New-York Teachers Of Oratory Will give a re-
ception 10 the National Association OF Eocutonists
this evening $50 o'clock at the Young Mems
Christian Association No 1913 West Fifty-seventh-st.
The Brooklyn Principals Association, of Brooklyn,
appointed the following ten members TO cooperate
with committees from the various other educational
organizations in New-York and Brooklyn in making
ARRANGEMENTS for the annual meeting OF the New
York State Teachers Associations Frank b. Stevens
principal Public School No los; Leonard Dunkly.
principal Public School No IS: James Cruikshank.
principal Public school No ~ w. - G9nnison.
principal Public School No. .; John Mickebor-
eugh, principal Boys High school; Charles + Tut
iette principal Public School No. 81 Almon G. Mer-
win principal Public School No ~, ana Channin8
Stebbins, principal Public School No. IL.
or the l2o graduates OF the grammar schools OF
Mount Vernon who have received their diplomas,
six,y-two were young women. The exercises opened
with receiving the American flag. when the pupils
stood IN and saluted II and rected these lines: II
nledge allegiance TO the nag and 10 the country for
phSnh 4, stands die. Addresses made by Su.
m1r,ntendent Charles f.. Nichols the Rev. DR..
rhnmas 7. Paulson and A. Noei Brakeman.
vs. Jeanette os,rander daughter OF Charles H
os,rander Of Mount Vernon. was graduated from
tho WESLEYAN Academy with honors: She read an
essay on The Moral Influence or Failure, which
was awarded the class prize
Mrs Flora Adams Darling entertained box
marty at the Central Palace at the close OF tho
Musical Convention Monday evening. Among her
guosts were Miss Smedley, OF Paris; Count and
Sountss, Won Dauer. Mrs. Glase and Miss Adams.
Miss Emery. OF Ellsworth. Me-. has been elected
, asar ~ the department Of women In the Uni
.rs,tv of Wisconsin Miss Emery is graduate
~ Rryn Mawr and a student OF several institutions
In Europe.
Mrs Fannie II Carpenter. Miss Elizabeth H
Ellis and Miss l.. Marie Pierce are the women who
were admitted to the bar on Monday.
Miss Josephine Walton gave her lecture on the
life and Poems OF Paul Hamilton Hayne" yes.
terday morning at the home of Mrs. William Oar.
row. In Summit n. ]. Prophecies" the poem
which Miss Walton inspired from the poet laureate
OF the South was read after the lecture to the
interested audience