The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-01

tration. home and school santa
| ton. common school cooking and
! sewing and home nursing; manual
/ training, including bench work and
| handicrafts; drawing, including art
| education and mechanical drawing
| school of expression; vocal music IN
schools, two courses; physical Gull
ture: rural school problems. In al
/ dition to these courses, there VIII De
private schools at moderate charge
! in music, vocal and instrumental; in
| painting, and in conversational
/ French.
! Correspondence has been opened
with the following distinguished edu-
| Gators and public men, with view to
! obtaining their services as instructors
/ and lecturers in this summer school,
| and quite a number of them have al
| ready sgnifed their acceptance of the
| invitation extended:
DR.. John Dewey, DR.. R. G. Moneton,
| DR.. Shaler G. Matthews and Miss Ze-
nenia Baber, of the University of Chi
cago.
DR.. Edwin A. Alderman, president
of Tulane University.
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold, dean of
Simmons College, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Southwick of the
Emerson School of Orotary Boston.
DR.. G.. F. Atkinson and Miss Mary
Rogers Miller of Cornell University.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson, president of
Princeton University.
Austin c. Apgar, State Normal
School of New Jersey.
President C. w. Dabney, Prof. P.
T. CIaxton and Prof Andrew Men.
SouIe, of the University of Tennessee.
DR.. U. B. Philips, of the University
of Wisconsin.
President P. H. Nell of Clemson Col
| lege.
Dr. John Henneman, University of
the South.
President C. D. McIver, Girls Normal
and Industrial College, North Caro-
lima.
DIR. j. H. Philips. superintendent
Birmingham public schools.
Miss Elizabeth Getz, superintendent
| art education, Charleston, S. c., and
Miss Mary D. Hill of the Louisville
kindergarten.
Dr. Thomas Hume, University of
North Carolina; Hon. w. N. Sheats,
| State School Commissioner, Florida
| Hon. H. c. Gunnells, State School
| Commissioner of Alabama; President
]. w. Abercrombie. University of Ala
bama; Gov. c. q. Aycock, North Car
DINA; DR.. Walter H. Page, editor the
| Worlds Work; DR.. Albert Shaw, edi-
tor Review of Reviews; DR.. ]. L. NJ.
! Curry, DIR. Wallace Butterick, DR.. E.
G. Murphy. Montgomery, Ala.
Among the prominent Georgians who
will take part in the University of
Georgia Summer School are the fol-
lowing:
Gov. Joseph NJ. Terrell, State School
Commissioner w. B. Merritt, Hon.
Hoke Smith, Hon. Clark Howell, Hon.
G. r. Glenn, ex-Gov. w. ]. Northen,
Bishop Warren A. Gambler, President
]. S. Stewart of Dahlonega, President
]. D. Dickey and Prof. w. L. Web
Der of Emory College, President P. d.
Pollock and Prof. W. H. Fitzpatrick of
| Woodward of the Georgia Military
Academy, Prof. Otis Ashmore, super
intendent Chatham county schools;
President j. Harris Chappell, Prof. T.
j. VOTER Miss Jessie Snyder and Miss
Katherine Mulligan of the Girls Nor
NAL and Industrial College, Chancel-
lor w. B. Hill, Dr. H. C. White, Profs
John Morris, ]. Lustrat, w. H. Bocock
U. H. Davenport, ]. P Campbell, G.
M. Smelling, j. M. Johnson. C. NJ
Strahan, ]. H. T. Mcpherson and z.
l.. Griggs of the University of Geor-
gia, President E. c. Branson, Profs.
E. B. SMITH D. L. Earnest, Alexander
Rhodes, D. .. Abbott, F. ]. Orr, Misses
Celeste Parrish, Emily Harrison, Lucy
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Jane E. Taylor and F. H. Lyon of the
State Normal School, Miss Mildred
Rutherford and Misses Lois Purucker
Rosa Woodbury., Stella Center Made
line Keipp, Gretchen Gallagher and
Jennie Smith of Lucy Cobb Institute
President ]. W. Roberts of Wesleyan
College, Miss Callie Sosnowski of Ath-
ems, Supt. G. G. Bond and Assistant
Supt F. M. Harper of the Athens city
schools, DIR. Charles H. Herty of the
United States Division of Forestry DR.
T. E. Oertel of the University Medical
College, Supt. y. B. Evans of the Rich
mond county schools, Supt. c. B. Glib
son of the Columbus city schools, Supt
j. M. Pound of the Bib county schools
and Prof. Marvin NJ Parks of the Sa.
vannah city schools.
Arrangements have been made TO
the accommodation of over 800 teacher
in the dormitories of the three educa
! tional institutions in Athens, and these
with the three hotels and abundan
boarding houses, will furnish ampl
accommodation for 1000 teachers. A
the State Normal School dormitor7
room and board will be provided for 30
ladies. Communications should be ad
dressed to Prof. d. L. Earnest. On tn
University campus, dormitory room
: and table fare will be provided for 20
men, communications should be ad
dressed to Col. c. M. Smelling. At Luc,
= Cobb Institute, rooms and table far
Will be provided for sixty ladies' Com
munications should be addressed t
Mrs. j. c. Hutchins. In the Greek let
ter Chapter houses. room for seventy
five men will be provided and table far
can be secured at restaurants and no
tells. Address communications to Col
c. M. Smelling. Board will be furnishe,
six weeks. at SIS; five weeks at SIG
four weeks at $14; three weeks at $40
two weeks at SO and for less tim
than two weeks at 81 per day. TIL
, three hotels and the many boardini
houses of the city will furnish accom-
modations at reasonable rates. Com
munications concerning these should b
addressed to Prof. F. NJ Harper. 1t i
expected that the railroads will give
!, one-fare rate and that there will b
fully 1000 teachers in attendance whe,
> the summer school opens the latter par
of June.
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