The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-21
TEACHERS WINTER MEETING
PROGRAMME FOR THE STATE Ed
UCATIONAL ASSOCIATION CON-
VENTION Is ANNOUNCED
Mayor Kiefer Will Welcome the
Teachers Dec. 26, and Gov. Lind
and Others Prominent in Educa-
ttOnaI Circles Will Participate.


The thirty-seventh annual session Of the
Minnesota Educational association was
announced yesterday.
The officers Of the association are;
President, J. D: Bond, st; Paul general
secretary, w. G. Smith, Minneapolis; re-
cording secretary, Miss Jessie Z. stevens.
Minneapolis; treasurer, w. A. Angus
Warren.
The general meetings will probably be
held in the audience room Of the Central
Presbyterian church, Exchange and Gel
dar streets, at $50 o'clock a. m. Tuesdays
Dec, &c, 81 and 2S, 1899. !" i
Tuesday will be library day. Rev. An7
drew B. Medium, D. D., pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church., will offer
prayer, and there will be an address of
welcome by Mayor A. r. Kiefer. Music
will be furnished by Miss Elsie Shave;
supervisor of music, st. Paul public
schools, and Miss E. a: Granaling; super
visor of music, Saltwater public schools.
Then will follow the annual address, of
the president and the following pro-
gramme: .>.-e @J,4'3 ri: y: c3:s !
Address, Travelling Libraries, = Miss L.
e. Stearns. Madison. Wis, organizer: of
Discussion, State Superintendent John
Supt Miss Maud Graves, Adrian; Princi-
pal e. E. McIntire, Glencoe.
Address, 1.-The Relation. of the Public
Gratia Countryman, Minneapolis, secrer
tary of Minnesota state Gree library
commission. 20
Moorhead Normal school,; Supt. S. j,
Race, Redwood Falls; President ]. Il.
Millspaugh,. Winona Normal school; Supt,
s. 8. Parr, st. Cloud.
Tuesday evening, at the Central Presby-
terrain church, will be given an address by
n iaT An n do
| of Chicago public schools.
Wednesday morning. at $3.50, after music
by the Schoolmasters' club, G. H. Cong
don, director, the general topic, ''Waste
in Education will be discussed as fol-
lows:
I'm Elementary Schools" Miss Jessie
G.. Stevens, Stanley hall, Minneapolis
Robinson, st. Paul.
I'm Normal Schools w. A. Shoemaker,
st. Cloud
I'm Colleges and Universities, Prof.
Frederick S. Jones, University Of Mime
sofa.
Hon. John Lind, governor of Minneso-
ia, will lead the discussion, and State
Superintendent John H. Lewis. Prof.
George B. Alton, supervisor of high
schools; Supt A. J. Smith, St. Paul;
Prof. Horace Goodhue, Carleton college;
President James Wallace, Manchester coll
lege; Mrs. Alice w. Cooley. supervisor
| primary grades, Minneapolis; w. ]. Mar
quis, Sank Rapids; L. NJ McWorter, Aus
| tin, and Supt. J. H. Nye, Wells, are ex-
| pected to participate
Wednesday evening there will be a re-
ception in the parlors Of the Ryan hotel
from s to 1890. Music by Miss Hopes Ia
| dies orchestra. General Secretary w. G.
Smith will have charge.
Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock the
| programme will be:
Music Schoolmasters' club
| Address, INSTRUCTION in Agriculture
| and Domestic Economy in Rural Schools, -
of Wisconsin.
Music, st. Paurs church choir. Prof.
| Thomas Yapp, director.
| Address, Observations Of the Schools
| of Germany" DR.. L. D. Kiehle, Universe
| ty of Minnesota.
~ Address The Art Of Yesterday and
To-Day Mrs Mrs Vernette z Morse. editor
Address, DR.. Cyrus Northrop, president
| of University of Minnesota.
Report of committees, election of Of
fcers and other business.
Adjournment.
! The Minnesota Educational association
| will meet for its meetings in three build
| ings, the state capitol Senate and house
| of representatives., the Central High
| school building and large audience room
| that will hold 200 persons.
| The association has asked the common
| council of st. Paul to secure the audi
ence room of the Central Presbyterian
! church for it's general meetings.
AS the association annually spends from
| $4,000 to $1,000 in ST. Paul, it is thought
| council will accede to the request.