The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-29

ton will convene at the Central Pres
byterian church at $50 a. m, the pro-
gramme being as follows:
900 OClock-Male chorus. by twenty Min
nescta teachers
The Place and Importance of Social and
Civil Ethics in the Education of Our Youth"
To be discussed by
Men OF Business-Hon. F. B. Doran, mayor
of st. PAnl; Hon. ]. T. Wyman, Minneapolis
Religious Teachers-Rev. G. R. Merrill
St. Paul.
1O:3O-Music. ST. Paul's church choir
Thomas Yapp. organlst and chormaster
Federation Club Women"
q. The Club Women and the Public
Schools" Miss Margaret ]. Evans, Carleton
college. Mortified.
b. Specific Moral Instruction in the Public
Schools" Mrs. ". E. Thompson. Hamline.
c. Ethics in the School ROOM Mrs H.
C. Burbank. st. Paul.
d. :Tbe Teacher a Moral Force in the
School Room" Mrs. William n. Ladue, Min
neapolis.
To be followed by a general discussion by
the association.
Eyening-7:45 O'CIock-Address Scientific
Study of Education" Prof Nicholas Murray
Butler Phi. D., Columbia university. New
York. The Associated School Boards OF Min
nesota will meet with the general associa-
ton. The State Federation of Woman's clubs
VIII give a reception to the members of the
! ASSOCIATION and the Associated School Boards
at the close of Prof. Buffers address
The section programmes are as follows:
County Superintendents. 2:3O O'Clock
Rural Schools and Some of Their Prob
lens" Supt. Maud Graves.
Round Table Talk
a. General discussion on the Report of the
Committee of Twelve on Rural Schools"
b. The Minnesota Legislature and the
! County superintendent" Supts. A. L. Eng
strom, NJ. w. Vandewater
C. Assistance to County superintendent"
Supt B. D. Alton.
High School Section, $50
Round Table Sessions
English in the High School," Ella Patter-
son, presiding; house of representatives.
Latin in the High School," Mabel E. Peck
presiding room l6, state capitol.
History and Civics in the High School"
j. c. Bryant presiding; room 26, Central high
school.
Science in the High School," A. ]. Wool
man, Duluth, presiding; room 27, Central
high school,
Elementary Section, 2:3O O'Clock
Sense Training and New Methods in Num-
a. Sense Training in Primary Grades:
Information. Materials Used, etc"
b. Glass exercises in sense training, fol-
lowed by description of various other exer-
cises, with charts for illustration, Miss Mabel
Austin. Prescott school, Minneapolis.
c. New methods in number as applied In
Minneapolis; how started, materials used
principles, extent of the work in displacing
old methods Of numbers, teaching, ETC., Miss
Jean Gowdy, principal Van Cleve school, Min
neap0lis
d. Number exercises with Third grade class
followed by discussion OF other exercises.
with charts for illustration, Mrs. Alice f.
Rollins, principal Sheridan school, Minneap-
oils.
Miss Lillian Blalsdell will preside at this
session.
Unfinished business.
Election of officers.
Child Study Associatlon-2:3 80 O'clock
"A Study of Children's Ideals GStatisti-
cab, Miss Estelle Darrah, Mankato Normal
school.
Round Table upon moral ideas and moral
| training of children.
Discussion introduced by Miss Lillian Blais-
dell and Superintendent J. G. Tawney
Business meeting.
Report Of secretary and treasurer.
Election Of cficsTs.
Miscellaneous business.
Joint Meeting Study and Elementary
| Sections-Supt. S. S. Parr preaiding-Aud-
| fence Room, Central Presbyterian Church
Address of the president.
The Influence of School on the Health
"The Influence of School on the Health
of the Child" DR.. r. o. Board. .
intellectual Development of the Teacher, "
Prot j. E. Frederick Woodbridge.
"Inspirational Literature" Rev. Marion D.
! Shutter.
Paper-'"rhe Cultivation of the Ideal in
College Education" Prof. J. NJ. Johnson, of
! Manchester college.
| lire university.
| leglate Debates" Prof. NJ. L. Sanford, Of the
/ State university.
| ker college.
Unfinished business.
| Election Of officers.
| Graded School Section
THE Function of the Graded School,, b.
! II. Ellsworth Breckenridge.
! THE Limitations Of a Principal Of q Grad
ed School," C. A. Patchin, Caledonia.
Music Section-2:30 O'clock
! Lecture, Prof. William l.. Tomlins, Chi
'A Round table discussion of Mr.. TOmllns
Chorus in costume. from John Ericsson
! school. directed by Miss Rudy.
| Rote songs. by class Of first grade chill
dren from Sibley school. st. Paul, Miss Fan
! ming teacher.
Sight singing and songs. by an eighth grade
class from the Franklin school, st. Paul,
Miss NJ. q. Dallas, teacher
Associated School Boards; Central Hlgh
School-2:30, Routine Business
Preside Is op n, 6 adlress. ''The Position Of
System" w A. Hunt. Mortified.
PAPER. True and False Economy in School
Expenditures" C. A. Fosnes, member Of
Montevideo board.
Discussion led by delegates from Morris,
owatonna, Cannon Falls, Alexandria.
Paper, 'Truancy," Supt. V. c. Curtis, ST.
ADD Address ess,' by DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
| professor OF philosophy Columbia university.
New York city, by invitation OF officers Of
State Educational association.