New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

A STAFF OF INSTRUCTORS FROM VARIOUS COLLIE
GIATD INSTITUTIONS AND AN AILuRTNG
PROGRAMME OF ENTERTAINMENT.
The schedule for the Chautauqua summer classes
and lecture course this year includes, besides Its
usual programme OF interesting events many addi-
lions. A new school will be organized with the
aim OF making more definite and practically useful
the present widespread interest In the prooiems oi
chid-fe. Or. Gullck has made a study or certain
phases and has gathered considerable material.
There will be n series OF courses OF instruction.
and conferences from July II to g. The following
lines OF study will be presented: !. The metnod OF
science applied to the home. q Method OF studying
chidren's plays. 8. Method Of studying the reig-
ious life OF boys. 4. General principles OF original
work. g. Suggestions toward solution OF denni'e
problems with method suggested.
ssTAFF OF INSTRUCTORS.
The stafr OF instructors this year for the d.
vision Of summer schools embraces the following
well-known teachers from various schools through
out the country: II. s. Anderson. gymnastics
Cleveland Ohio; Dr. w. @. Anderson. gymnasucs'
Yale University Gymnasium; DR.. William B. BAN
bridge physiology. New-York; Professor W. M
Baskervill English literature, Vanderbilt UnlVer-
city; Professor L. H. Batchelder. chemistry hair-
line University: Mrs. Emily N. Bishop Deisarte'
Chautauqua ~ Y; Jakob Bon. Swedish gymhas-
tics New-Haven. Conn. w. ID. Bridge stem
ography, Temple College, Philadelphia; MISS hur
riet f. Brown. music. Gertrude House, Cmcaso'
Nine Leone Brown, French. the Misses Ely
School, New-York; Professor S. II. Clark eiocu-
ton the University OF Chicago; Professor Henry
Cohn German Northwestern University; Il. L.
Damon rhetoric, the University OF chicago, feru'-
nand Dewey, piano, Temple College, fhhaoepii'a'
Mrs Emma 7. Ewi.g, cookery, Moae ho,"o
School. Marietta. Ohio; Miss Grace FairpahK KIM
dergarten Jamestown ~ Y; l. V. flaeei' oisa"'
Auburn. n y; Miss Laura Fry. wood carving
J-rty Dr
Springfield Mass; President G. Stanley HAM, psy
chology Clark University; Dr. w. l.. HerVey' peu-
agogy New-York; Professor william iloo'''
mathematics. Ohio University; MISS = w. NJ.
kiss geography, Teachers College. Colunoia Oni
versity: Professor Richard Jones. English htera-
ture Syracuse University; Miss Eda hunH "e.
man. Erie. Penn; L. S. Leason, harmony. Iemp'e
College Philadelphia: James w. Linn bhshsh'
the University of Chicago: Sol Marcosson, Niohii'
Cleveland Ohio; Professor Henri Marion,
United States Naval Academy. AnnapohS' W.
Mime H. Marion French, Annapolis, 'iu''
Professor F. J. Miller, Latin, University OIL Ohoae0'
Professor Paul Monroe, history, Teachers Cohese'
Columbia University; Professor j. II. Montgomery
pt ysics Allegheny College; DR.. Eliza NJ. M07".'
hygiene University OF Michigan; Miss Frances H.
Newton kindergarten. Chicago Kindergarten i"''
t,.te. Mrs Alice Peloubet Norton, domestic science
Roston: Professor H. l.. Osborn, biology Hamhhe
University; Miss NJ. j. Osgood. nature study Michi-
gan State Normal College; Professor W. %. Oweh'
Greek University of Chicago; Mrs. Mary b. rage
Kindergarten Chicago kindergarten Institute Dr.
H. r. Palmer, conducting. New-forK' froiesso
George W. Pease religious pedagogy. Bible normal
College Springfield, Mass; Mrs. j. Vance-Fhhhps'
china decoration New-York; II. r. Poore. painting
New York; Mrs Emma s. Ruppin. German. Mary
Institute Washington University; Joseph T. ROBERT
parliamentary law Chicago; Professor q. H. ROD
inson Old Testament. Mccormick Theological SEM
mary Chicago; Miss Anna "A. Schryver. botany,
m In.y
anatomy Yale University gymnasium; William III.
Sherwood piano. Sherwood Piano School, Chicago;
Professor w. H. Sherzer. nature study. Michigan
State Normal College, Professor j. Richard Street,
religious pedagogy. Bible Normal College Spring
fed Mass. Mrs. F. T. Tobey, piano. Memphis,
Tenn; A. T. Van Laer' art history ew-fork;
Professor George e. Vincent. sociology, University
of Chicago; Miss Frances walkey, religious peda-
gogy. Buffalo; President O. g. c. 1 Wallace' New
Wells, business. Syracuse n. Y; J. Harry Wheeler,
voice; New-York Professor Caleb T. Winches sttl
English literature. Wesleyan University, and MISS
J. Wohlfarth, pedagogy Teachers College
John H. Vincent Is chancellor and George E. Vim
cent principal Of the departme1t 81 Hen
bert b. Adams, Johns Hopkins University; Miss
Jane Adams Hull House. Chicago; President q;
fIensy BaTrows obern College President b p
Moses Colt Tyler Cornell University
FREE COURSES.
Free nature-study courses under the INSTRUCTION
OF Professor w H. Sherzer Miss Anna A. schryver.
Miss Edna d. Day and NJ j. Osgood, will be given
free 10 all residents Of New-York State. the
courses are supported by grant from the New
York State Legislature Persons from other states
may be admitted when the classes are not lu'i oii
the payment Of the regular fee for haif courses
The entertainment to be provided TOT those VINO
spend the summer at Chautauqua Is most ahurihe'
The lecture course will have lectures on America"
subjects such as:
John FYske Of Cambridge. Mass, five lectures
on Scenes and Characters In American History IN
"The Colonial and Revolutionary Periods ..o.
Professor Albert 3. Hart Of Harvard. six lectures
on Jes arthur Wheeler Yale six lectures
ON "The Relations OF the United States 10 fore's"
Professor Francis n Thorpe, OF PhadePhia' hw oo
lectures on THE Expansion OF the Na'io""' Nv
Leon H. Vincent of Philadelpha five lectures o"
Professor Aicee Fortier, OF Tulane University 0"
''The Louisiana Country. ,u o,so he heard
by pr fessor George Adam smith Of Glasgow r rs
versi,y ve lectures on Slpheai University four
dent g. Oh San PTyobIems in child STUDY" George r
Vending of York. three nf oberlin four
ecSTes on and Bpadns
George I M9dses OF csambrdse lectures on The
snIch and Social Probems wafer ar, ires on
and William Armstrong. Of Chicago -FOUR
isc,ures on Modern Composer ,,,r he do,iv
o-.s BY
Rc1sx Bishop charles B Galloway Hsh 1SSr JShn
f. M sso s9sa Adam a. sa smith Presdsn sy
Professor Emma m S p Ewing Ms
George :" pisbop DR. George Hodges. President
E 5obn Henry Barrows the Rev M a. and
President o. S. c. wallace Ut D. L.
others -, ,.o,,ras will be Illustrated, prnci-
Many OF tne,san,Ia and the philippines" by F. r.
pay those who vi Visited Manila last autumn ON the
Bridse with schey hy GeSTsf Oha Wondefa
PspST, ss Mary V Worsell stan Of st NiShol a
oy miss ,t I New-Zsaland and the Sea oy W. Hin-
"Austrana, ny Nc Boston: unpublished Interviews
s @sn SomDossTa A ny M,la Art BY
Modern Duan9 Cuba" Porto Rico and IA
Wan or the programme will be
Inc onraaonr,sd Professor s. H. Clark. 81 the nj