The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-30
JORDAN WILL BE The STAR
Elaborate Plans for the Annual Educational Meet
ing Are Completed.

oils; associated school boards, J. M.
Brown, Austin; Kindergarten section,
Stella L{sWeod, Minneapolis; business
college section, w. c. Stephens, St.
Paul III ~
Each department works as sepa-
rate body. uniting only to transact
business that affects the association as
whole. Its officers are prominent ed
ucators of the state and include the
president, s. .. Race, who is superin-
tendent of Redwood county schools;
Mrs. FL. M. Stanford, the recording
secretary; Mrs. II. M. Stanford, who
is connected with the Moorhead nor
NAL school; and a treasurer, E. T. Car
roll, who is superintendent of the city
schools in Grand Rapids.
One ofztheypleas features of the
annual meeting of this association,
which has been held for a number Of
years now in St.A Paul, are the many
school and college reunions that clus-
ter about it. The Hamline University
Alumni Teachers association will hold
its reunion and banquet Thursday
evening at the Ryan hotel, and a num-
Der of other reunions are being ar
ranged for. I
In addition to those lesser social
features, the opening reception tender
ed by the local teachers to the visitors
/ the Ryan hotel will undoubtedly prove
to be a brilliant and interesting affair.
Gov. S. r. Van SAINT, United States
Senator Clapp and @. E.. Holman,
president sof the ST. Paul board of
school inspectors, will deliver ad-
dresses.
The Orpheus quartette will sing, and
there will be recitations by Miss Mar
garet Lenpon and Charles FairchiId
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riS.
On the reception committee are j.
D. Bond, s. j. Race, J. c. Bryant, Mrs.
E. II. La Penotiefe, Minneapolis, pres
ident of the Minnesota State Fedora
ton of Wonen's Clubs; George 3.
Alton, Minneapolis; Miss K. Maud
Clum, st. Paul; J. A. Torrey, Winona;
Miss Caf1ae Saunders, Winona; c. H.
Cooper; pfesfaent of the Mankato nor
NAL school; W. A. Shoemaker, st.
Cloud; Frank. A. Weld, Moorhead; J.
P. Millspaighss Wfnona; f. H. Bohan-
non, Duluth r. "A. Denfield, Duluth;
Irwin Shepard, Winona; Lafayette
Bliss, Waseea; Darius Steward, Still
water; CHarles NJ. Jordan, Minneapo-
lis; A. ]. Smith, st. Paul, and Dr.. f. G.
Bowman, Duluth.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
convention will open with a general
session IN the. 1entfa1 presbyterian
church. President Race will deliver
his annual address on ''Some Pressing
School Problems" which will be fol-
lowed by a discussion. Two other gen.
eral sessions will be held, one Thurs
day AFTERNOON and another Friday aft
ernoon. IL aris
At this latter session James J. Hill
will deliver an address, and DR.. David
Starr Jordan will also speak, his sub
ject being "Agassiz.' During the re-
naming sessions the sections will di-
vide and meetings will be held in the
Central Presbyterian church, the state
capitol and the Central high school
The city superintendents of schools
will meet in room "a of the Central
high school Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, to consider the adoption of uni
form athletic rules for the high schools
of the state.
The Ryan is the headquarters of the
association, and already over 100 of the
out-of-town members have secured
rooms for the session.