The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13
A BIG ATTENDANCE,
Many Already Registered
At Clark Uni
versity.

The seventh session of Clark univer-
sity summer school opens this morning
for two weeks course in psychology,
biology, pedagogy and anthropol3gy
This year the school has taken the new
step Of SO enlarging the work in nsy-
chology and related topics as to cover
the entire time Of the school, giving
with the evening lectures over 100
hours of co-ordinated work.
While the work this summer will be
on much the same lines as in former
years, yet the program will be essen
TALLY new and will embrace all the
new discoveries during the past Il
months The prospects for an attend
ance as large, if not larger, than for
mer seasons, are excellent Yesterday
some u or Is had registered and this
morning there will be a rush to get
names entered before the first lecture
The full course really does not begin
Until Friday, as only seven hours will
be occupied today, beginning at 1890.
The lectures will be held in the large
hall known as room 10, with the OK
ception Of the educational conferences
which will be held in room S. The
educational conferences and The labo-
ratory work will be open only to those
taking the full course, but single lee
lures may be attended by those not
members of tie school on the payment
of so cents each The program Tor to-
day is as follows:
1920 a. m. DR.. Hall, Some relations
between psychology and evolution"
2 o. m. Dr. Lindley, Association.
lot
ing of man."
p. m. DR.. Meyer, 1.-THE position OF
neurology in biology
p. m. Educational conference in
room 36.
p. m. DR.. Lindley, psychological
demonstrations.
p. m. DR.. Sanford, "Some practical
aspects of psychology"
In the event of DIR. Lindley not ar
irving in time for his lecture, the sub
ject will be discussed today by DIR
Sanford.
The program for Friday has not yet
been decided upon. 1t is probable that
an evening lecture will be given either
Friday or Saturday, perhaps on beth
evenings.
Prof Ramon Y Cajal and Sonora Ca.
jail left Worcester yesterday afternoon
very much pleased with the city and
their reception. They will visit Mag
ara Falls, New York, Boston and Cam
bridge before returning home. Their
object is to see something of the coun-
try. They have received numerous in
vitations from New York and Boston
and intend to accept some of them
Prof. and Sonora Cajal were the guests
of Hon. Stephen Salisbury while in
Worcester, and made many friends
during their stay here. Neither speak
any English, and Sonora Cajal speaks
but little French. She has been much
interested in the American women and
likes them all, she says.
Prof. Angelo Mosso was entertained
in Boston yesterday by the Italians OF
that city. From Boston he will go tC
Buffalo and Niagara and then to Chi
cago, returning east later in the sum
mer and visiting Boston again, New
York. Baltimore and Washington.
All the foreign professors, with the
exception of Prof. Cajal, accented ar
invitation to visit the Boston public H.
brary yesterday where they were en-.
tertained by the library board.
| Butchers and Grocers' excursion. Jul1
10. Tickets ST. Nantasket Beach. Ma.
liant, or ball game, Boston VS.. ST
Louis.