The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-03
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and the high schools, she talked of work
in intervals and chart work and to an
extent she discussed theory, exercises
and songs.
Mrs. Verna Tracey Young found ready
Hstners TO her talk on the dellcacy of the
formation of the vocal organs and their
correct manipulation. She devoted con-
siderable time to the training of the
voice and the exercises to overcome de-
fects in speech. She also spoke of the
use of the dictionary, the diacritical
marks and their uses, and the application
of dictionary work to reading lessons.
Primary Methods We're ably handled
by Miss Annie l.. Harwood, of the State
Normal school, at Dillon. She discussed
primary reading and the use of books by
children and the proper cultivation of "a
child's idea of books, to the end that the
child would make proper use of IL
brary. Her views met with some opposi-
tion on the part Of teachers who had be N
east and who has observed the various
methods in vogue and quite lively dis
cussion arose over the subject. The dis
cussion, if nothing else, was prolific of
number of ideas, which to say the least
We're edifying. Before the third and
fourth grades Miss HARDWOOD talked Of
the use OF language and on oral lessons.
The morning session was adjourned al
II O'Clock, when in hour and one-quarter
was allowed for luncheon the programme
of the day being resumed at Ills O'Clock
and continuing until shortly before 4
O'Clock.
The second days session will convene
tomorrow morning at $40 O'Clock, which
will be the opening hour of the sessions
Thursday and Friday mornings. The
opening address tomorrow morning will
be by DR.. w. L. Renick. His subject will
be school Hygiene" DIR. Oscar j. Craig,
president of the State University will de-
liver the opening address. Thursday
morning and J. r. Russell, city librarian
will be the first speaker Fricay morning
A musical programme has been ar
ranged for the social session OF Thursday
night, which will begin promptly at s
o'clock The programme will include in
strumental music, orchestra; vocal solo
Miss Ida NJ. Scott; address, Hon. J. H.
Durstan; vocal solo, Miss Mamie Finne-
gan and instrumental music, orchestral
Those who registered today included:
Carrie Rogers. Charlotte CahoOn, Any
Lucille Short, Frances Conyne, Marthe!l
Arnold, Margaret f. knOwlton, Mary
S. Inness, Adele Humphreys, Ella Spa,
fard, Olive Newbro, Mary f. Ryan, P.
A. Leamy, B. P. Downey, Frank OLA
ra, Atlanta w. Birdseye, Byron E.
Toan. Ella f. Swift, Isabelle NJ. Doo-.
nan, Lizzie H. Pettibone, Rose Blake,
S. Elizabeth Brown, Sarepta Sanders,
! Josephine b. Duke, Minnie E. Leonard.
Ella Orr, Clara Schubert, Anna Mason.
Nettie E. O'Donnell, ]. w. Dale. T. R.
Speirs, Jenny Robinson. b. c. Hastings,
Mary f. Feeney, Charlotte c. Smith.
Mrs Elizabeth Dunn, Sue Baldwin.
Mary r. Sullivan. Ida Ericsson. w. E.
| Souires, Annye Moses, Mary Brother
ton, Edna A. Gorham, Una A. Madden,
| Mrs Elizabeth F. Jones. Aline E.
| Triche. X. O'Donnell, Isabelle Jones,
Emma Farlin, Nora Sullivan. Eta
| Eaton, Mary Bennett, Kate Mccarthy,
Ella A. Boland, Fannie G. Ogier. Nettie
p. Sim, Elizabeth Bennett, Amy G.
| Edmunds, Deborah F. Gibbons. Martha
]. Broughton, Mary B. Healy. Lima