The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-08

| coran.. central high school, ST. Paul.
| Thursday, 8 a. MI, Separate Educa-
ton for Men and Women During the
freshman and Sophomore Years." Pro-
lessor Katharine T.. Hutchinson, Albert
Lea College; discussion, Professor Mar
| garet j. Evans, Carleton; Professor Maria
Sanford. University of Minnesota; IL.
Qualifications and Limitations for the
Degree Of Doctors of Philosophy DR..
/ Frederick W. Sandeson. University Of
i and Object of the Study Of Latin &in a
i Classical Course?" Professor j. Sander.
| Gustavus Adolphus; discussion. Superin-
tendent V. R. WATSON. ST. Peter, and
i Principal Charles Alden Smith, Duluth
high school; w, The Rules, Form ana
Limitations of Translation Professor
Jabez Brooks, University of Minnesota;
discussion, Professor Joseph Brown Pike.
I University OF Minnesota,
i " Graded School Section.
i President, Superintendent A. III. Turrit-
tin Of Royalton; vice president, Superin-
tendent F. L. Williams of Watertown;
secretary, Miss N, Elsie Meggs, South
Saltwater. '--.s'> ,.. -. + 81
Tuesday, a. M, Central Presbyterian
Church-Solo, Miss Mabel Runge, Mime
,! apolis; election Of officers; paper, Super
vision of the Grades" Superintendent L.
p. Warren of North st. Paul; discussion,
superintendent Andrew Jardine of Bel
grade; paper, Number Work in the Prirn-
ary, Miss Martha r. Bowan of Winnie
bago City; discussion, Miss Maude Irle
of Hinckley; solo, Miss Mabel Runge; pa
per, Commercial. Geography Superin-
tendent H. c. Poehler, Montgomery; dis
cuss1on, Superintendent L. r. Adley Buff
falo; paper, What Should Be, Taught
Pupils Attending Few Months" Super
intendent L. H. Bryor, Fairfax.
Friday, 8 a. m.-Music, St. Agathas
Conserya tory; paper, Scope Of Grammar
IN the Eighth Grade Miss Anna E. Hanc-
CHAN, Pine City; discussion, Superin
tendent A. w. Holiday, Sank Rapids;
paper, Practical Arithmetic Professor
w. NJ. Robertson, state agricultural
Morgan, Elysian; music, St. Agatha's
Conservatory; paper. TO What Extent
Should Manual Training Be Introduced
Into the Grades? Superintendent G.. G.
G: Greene. state normal school, st. Cloud;
paper, Should Graded Schools Strive to
Teach High School Subjects to the Detri-
, ment Of the Grades?" Superintendent r.
H. Brown, Belle PLANE; discussion, Super
, , intendent George e. Keenan,. Grand Mea-
dow; music, st. Agatha's Conservatory;
paper, "Athletics in Graded Schools
superintendent George H. Sandberg. Bird
, Island; discussion, Superintendent Henry
e. Baker, Lakeville . ...:..c 49,.
Music Section. :
Sunday school ROOM, Central Presby
t terrain church. Officers-President, Miss
Helen w. Trask, Minneapolis; vice presi-
, dent, Mrs. NJ. L. Chaplin, Hastings; Sec
Z: rotary, Miss Mary FELTON,, Minneapolis
: Wednesday, 2:3O o'clock-Vocal solo,
, Miss Ednah F. Hall, Minneapolis: (a) ga
Bargue at Midnight Lambert: b)
"Vainka's Song" Won Stutzman; accom-
PIANIST. Miss FELTON,. Paper, Music in
E Hughes. director Of music in state public
schools, Owatonna; paper, How Can
t Music Be Made Success in the Rural
Schools?"' Miss Mona Suesa, supervisor
=; of music in public schools, Window. = Dis
cussion, led by Mrs. Hattie Smith Fuller,
e supervisor of music, Albert lea Paper,
e practical Ideas on Child Voice Train
q ing" Alfred R. Wiley, choirmaster,
t Church of Gethsemane, Minneapolis. Dis
: cussion led by Miss Elsie Shave, super
v part song; might of JOY" arr. Strauss
r Blue Danube Waltz Girls semi
|. chorus, Hastings schools. directed by
e Mrs. NJ. L. Chaplin, supervisor of music
= Paper, 1.-THE Influence of Country Super
,. vision as Evinced in Town and Country
= strom, Has tings.. Discussion, led by Miss
May w. Browne. Minneapolis. Round
table discussion Of topics proposed. Elec.
ton of officers. p. :. -. :.
-: Business College Section, ia; ~,
Il 'W,..7C. Stephens, president; e. 1G. Rope
son. vice, president; A. J. 4arpnaan, Sec
|retary.' i.' ''."' =.
Thursday Morning-Paper, "speci6e
= Outline of an Average Six Months Bust
:, ness Course" w. F. Finke. Discussion:
q led by n. P. Brown. P. P. Roller. Paper
y How to Get the Best Results in Pen
u manship." Mr. zinnell. Discussion lee
by J. A. Buell., c.. G. Robson. Paper
Commercial Geography as a Regua
= Study in the Ordinary Business College,
4 Harpman. James Mcguire. Shorthand
~ section-Paper. "should We REQUIRE :
: Certain stSsdard Before Adrri<ting TO tn
- Shorthand Department? If So :Wha
, Should It Be?' Miss Ollie Parsons. Dis
, cussions led by Mrs P. P. Roller, Mis-
. Josephine Pryne. Paper. SHOULD Higl
!" School Students and Graduates Be Re
:, auired to Pursue Regular Class Worn
j. cussions led by Miss Cora Eckert, Mis-
i Dazzel. ...--..', q.
= Thursday afternoon, general session.
= Presidents address. Paper, cuisines
, College Advertising as Compared Wit
r Commercial Advertising.' Mr.. Ira Rich
So ardson. Discussions led by S. c. Boon
d. Mr.. J. M. Balzer. Paper, Necessity fc
e Combination Bookkeeping and Short
r. hand Course; Time Required Necessar
J. Branches c. F. Richard. Discussion
IS led by J. G. Jansrud, A. J. McLennan.
Il Friday morning-Paper,, 'Practic;
A. Bookkeeping in the School Compare
~, ''S1t>' ~ -. AHo66' u1oSos
Tn sions led by G.. A. Colder, c.. \
40 Langham; 'How I Teach Commerce.
IT, Law" illustrated by, class. recitation, ]
>, R. Lynch, attorney; discussions led (
=; j.. L.. Hogmire, John H. Fitzsimmon
o. paper, Need of Thought instruction
a a, Business Correspondence" A. j. Har]
" man; discussion led by: P..J. Anderson
~ II, A: Gruman. Shorthand Section7"Priva
h' Lesson to Pupil in Touch Typewriting
~, Illustrated by new student with machn
SIC criticisms by Mrs. Decker. Mrs, Richar,
IL son. Anna K. Masters; paper, 'Is 1t Ne
- essary to Cover the. Keys in Order
-, Teach Touch ,Typewriting Work Fife
iie tively?" Mrs. p. r. Roller. discussion |,
- by Sophia! Hagemann, Mrs: j. A. Bae
- paper; rs Touch Typewriting Practical {
al Both Double and Single Keyboard M
'n' chices?' Belva Scott; general discussi,
demonstrated by Miss Hess, Miss Pryne.
Friday afternoon, general session-Pf
s: per, Women in the Business Wore
e- Their Opportunities and Duties Mr.
or Shoemaker; discussion led by Mrs DecI
e. er, W. F. Finke; paper, "Corresponden,
OF Schools in Business Education,'' Charl
r. Boostrom; discussion led by c. E. Ro
d. Frank D. Redfield; general discussion,
~ - The Officers. ~'% .
~ The general officers are: Superintent
- ent @. j. Race. Redwood Falls presiden
al j. c. Bryan, st. Paul, corresponding SCI
us rotary; Mrs. H. M. Stanford. Moorhes