The record-union., 1899-11-25
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
LOCAL COMMITTEE IS PER-
FECTING IT'S PLANS.
Citizens Respond Literally to AS
sist in Entertaining the
Visitors.

The local committee having charge u
the arrangements for the meeting OF the
State Teachers Association next montn
held a meeting yesterday at SuperlA-
tendent Erlewine's Office, Mr.. Erle"ih
presiding.
Mr. Wood reported that the Senate
room had been secured for the re1resh-
ments at the Wednesday evening re-
ception.
The Committee on Tuesday Night
Entertainment reported four singers en-
gagged.
On motion of Mr. Latta 80 invita-
tons We're ordered printed for the
Thursday night reception at the Art
Gallery, to those who assist in the pre-
parations for the association, and
Committee on Printing was appointed
consisting of Mr.. Latta, Superlntend-
ent Howard and Miss Weeks
Principal Pond, for the Committee on
Wednesday Night Reception, reported
that everything was in excellent shape
so far and would be ready on time
Superintendent Erlewine reported for
the Finance Committee that he had
without trouble secured on Saturday
morning about all the funds that were
needed.
One prominent person, he was sorry
to say had informed the committee
that corned beef and cabbage was good
enough for teachers, and he did not
propose to contribute.
Superintendent Erlewine said that a
hearty welcome and personal attention
paid to the comfort and enjoyment of
the visitors, in his opinion, went furth
er than what was provided for them
to eat.
After some discussion on the subject
of programs, which a publishing
house had offered to furnish free to the
association, it was decided that the
committee print the programs if pos
sible and that the Printing Committee
ascertain the probable cost and the
probable number of programs needed
in order to have them printed in this
city.
Mr.. Latta advocated having a finer
program than usual printed that they
might be worth preserving by the mem
bers.
Professor Pond was added to the
Committee on Printing, and the COM
mittee was given power to act in hav
ing the programs printed
The meeting then adjourned for two
weeks.
The following circular has been sent
out throughout the State:
To the Teachers of Calfornia-Ladies
and Gentlemen: The Thirty third an
nual session of the California
Teachers Association will be held in
this city, beginning on the evening of
December 26th This meeting promises
to be one Of the most successful the as
sociation has ever held. Some of the
most eminent educators and institute
instructors Of this and other States
will be in attendance and will take part
in the proceedings.
The State Capitol building has been
secured for the sessions of the associa-
tion, thus affording ample and conven-
lent accommodations for all who desire
to attend. Special arrangements have
been made with the managers of hotels.
boarding houses and restaurants. with
a view of securing low rates for our
guests. These rates will vary accord
ing to plan: American plan from S125
to $3.50 per day, and European from
90 cents to S1-5O per day
Anyone desiring to secure acommo-
dations in advance, will address W. A.
Latta, 40o J street, Sacramento.
A Reception Committee wearing ap-
propriate badges, will be in attendance
at the arrival Of all trains Tuesday
and Wednesday of the week of the
session.
Can you afford to miss this meeting?
We invite you to come and be a part
of it