The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-20
OGDEN BUREAU.
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OGDEN J,1lv a.
INDIAN SERVICE INSTITUTE.
First Session Last Evening-Many
Teachers DELAYED.
Ogden. July 70.

Teachers Delayed
The Indian Service institute convene'
last night in the High school building
and the first meeting of the teacher
was held according to programme
Owing 10 belated trains, many of tn
teachers were absent, but will be OF
hand today. Following is the officia
programme:
MONDAY, JULY IS.
Evening session, S p. M:
Addresses of Welcome-H. H. Spen
Ger. mayor OF Ogden. Utah; 7. B
Lewis, principal Of High school, Ogden
Utah.
Response Superintendent T. G. Lem
mon, Grand Junction. Colo.
Opening Address-W n. Hailmann
superintendent Of Indian schools.
TUESDAY, JULY 20.
Morning session, $3.50 a. m:
Appointment of committees.
Education of True Manhood ans
Womanhood in Indian Schools"-Su
perintendent @. Y. Goshorn, Jintah
Utah: Flora E. Harvey, Albuquerque
N NJ
Discussion = superintendent Hose.
Locke, Fort Hall, Ida; Ada thinner
mann. Fort Hail, Ida, and others.
School Bathing III a. m.)-Super-
intendent A II. Niets, Cheyenne. Okla
'-Sloyd"-Jenny Ericsson, Carlisle, "a
Afternoon session, ? p. m:
Common Sense in the School Room
w. n. Haiimann. superintendent In
dian schools.
School mentation''-Charles D
Rakestraw, supervisor Indian schools.
General discussion.
Evening session o. m:
THE Most Important Present Re
quirements of Indian Education"-Su-
perintendent S. NJ. MCGOWAN, Phoe-
nix, Ariz.
WEDNESDAY, JULY q.
Morning session, $50 a. m:
Relation of Returned Students to
Reservation Schools and Reservation
fe'-Superintendent W. 2. Campbell,
Shoshone, Wyo.
Returned Students of Hampton"
Cora M. Folsom Hampton, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. L.
Hertzog, Usage, Okla; superintendent
E. A. Allen, Albuquerque, n. NJ; Su-
perintendent C. A. Walker, Ouray,
Utah, and others.
1.-The Reservation School and the
Indian Home'-Superinten Viola
Cook Wild Rice River, MINI.
"Sloyd"-Jenny Ericsson, Carlisle, Pa.
Afternoon session, = p. m:
Common Sense in the School Room
w. n. Hailmann, superintendent In
dian schools.
Reading Circle and Other Means
for Self-Improvement for the School
Employees'-H B. PEARS, supervisor
Indian schools.
General discussion.
Evening session, p. m:
Address-William Allison, superin-
tendent city public schools. Ogden,
Utah.
THURSDAY, JULY %.
Morning session, $50 a. M:
Indian School Employees in Indian
Schools Superintendent Calvin As
bury. Yakima, Wash; D. r. Hill,
Grand Junction. Colo.
Discussion-Levi lowering, Fort Hall,
Ida: Edwin Schanandore, Carson,
New, and others.
How to Stimulate Intellectual Vigor
Santa Fe. n. NJ.
Discussion-F. N. Neel. Taos. N: M;
Maggie Hank. Shoshone, Wyo.; Kate
Lister, Uintah, Utah, and others.
.SSloyd''-Jenny Ericsson. Carlisle. Pa.
Afternoon session, 2 p. M:
''Organic Connection Between the
Industrial and Academic Training in
Indian Schools"-Dr. W. H. Winslow.
Fort Shaw. Mont;
Eugene Mead, Carson.
New
Discussion-Dr. T. H. Breen. super
intendent, Fort Lewis, Colo: O. G..
Garner, Grand Junction. Colo, and
others.
Evening session, s p. m:
Address.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
Morning session, $50 a. n;
Educational Features of the Mat
ron's Department; Home Features
of the Schoor'-Mary L. Mead. Carson,
New.
"Class Work in Sewing and Cook
ing''-Drusilla Churchill, Fort Hall,
'The Dining Room as Civilizins
Factor in Indian Education"-M
V. Lennon, Grand Junction, Colo.
General discussion.
"Sloyd''-Jenny Ericsson, Carlisle. Pa.
Afternoon session. 2 p. m:
Conn. Sense in the School Room"
w. y. Hailmann, superintendent In
dian schools.
General discussion.
Business matters.
Adjournment.
w. n. HAILMANN,
gupt. Indian Schools.
The teachers met in the High school
n the evening. representatives from IS
states being present. Miss Emma Tay-
or gave a piano solo and Mayor Spen-
.er made an address Of welcome.
Professor T. G. Lewis spoke on behalf
IF the educators of the city. Superin-
.endent T. G. Lennon of Grand juno
ion. Colo, made an eloquent response.
DR.. Haiimann of Washington. d. c.,
of Indian schools, MADE
he first formal address Of the session,
outlining the work of the institutes
This year there will be three insti-
utes held in different parts of the
country. He spoke entertainingly and
nstructively by describing the work
lone in the Indian schools.
Mrs. Kate B. Anderson gave vocal
;olo and the meeting closed.
The superintendent later held
meeting at the Reed and elected these
Ulcers: Superintendent Mead of Car
ion. president: superintendent As
Jury. general secretary; Ada Ninnei-
nan, recording secretary; Miss Simp-
ION. press secretary; committee on in
reduction. Mrs. Asbury, Superintend-
mt Campbell and Superintendent Cos
lorn; on resolutions, ]. G. Lemon.
Locke, G.. w. Meyer, c.
I. Lamar. A. H Vets, w. p. Campbell
md Miss Viola Cook.
The institute eonvenes at $3.50 this
morning and Will meet each day until
saturday.
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