Evening journal., 1904-11-21
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Of tntiv... N, Aowded as closely as pos
sible to the platform showed they had an
eye for color, which cannot fail to inn
press the children under their care.
There are about 100 of the instructors
present Among this number there are
pehraps ten men, but those who were
there did not appear to be dismayed by
the overwhelming majority of the OPP
posite sex. One thing noticed particularly
is the healthful appearance of the teach
ers. Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes char
acterize most of them, which goes long
way to prove they are possessors Of minds
equally healthy.
The usual hustle characterized the
opening session. Homes for the visitors
had to be secured and the greetings Of
those only brought together at these oc-
casions made a babble, the like of which
the New-Century Club has not heard for
many a day, but at the beginning Of the
program quiet reigned supreme.
Morning Exercises.
The following was the order Of the
morning exercises:
Prayer, the Rev. F. F. Carpenter;
greeting, Mrs. Charles I. Kent, President
New-Century Club.
Solo, Love is a Bubble, Allltsen' Miss
Isabella B. Wales; reading, Primary ana
Advanced" Prof. George p. Biblei solo
AT Parting. Rogers; b-May Time
Speaks Miss Isabella 3. Walesi address,
The Cui Bono of Nature Study Edward
+. Bigelow, A. NJ, Phi. D.; literature
Prof. George P. Bible.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was taken up Dy
a talk in Language, by Prof. George +.
bible and The Haunts Of Nature an IL
iustrated lecture by Dr. Edward f. Bige-
low Both of these lectures were replete
with interesting matter much of which
the instructors will take home with them.
Following the session tea was given
the visitors in the parlors of the New
Century Club by the Committee on Edu-
cation of the Club Those in attendance
are:
Miss Elsie T. Robinson, Edge Moor
John Weldon, Bellevue; Miss Jennie
Riley, Boothwyn, Pa. Miss NJ. Lillian
Armor. Boothwyn, Pa; Miss Florence A
Graves, Brandywine Summit, Pa; Hen
derson NJ. Mendenhall, Talleyville; Bed
ford II. Best, Rockland Miss Julia Har-
dadine, Rockland; Miss Rebecca p
Churchman, Newport; Miss Helen r
Brown, Wilmington; Thomas Leach, Jr.
Henry Clay; Miss Elizabeth Bigger. VIII
mington; Miss Anna Cleaver, Newport
Miss Laura Conlyn, Wilmington Miss
Mary r. Lyman, Newport; J. Fred Par
sons. Wilmington Miss Caroline Farqu
har, wilmington; Miss Eleanor B. For
man, Elsmere; Miss Z. May Hersey VIII
mington; Miss Maple Hamilton, Whining
ton; Miss Alline Mclaughlin, Wilmington
Miss A. Eva Reuss, Wilmington; Mis-
Wnhelmina McGordy, Aontchanin; Mis-
Annie j. McGarvey, Montchanin; Mis-
Margaret McDermitt, Greenville; Mis-
Margaret Cam, Guyencourt; Miss Louisi
SIR. Swayne, Fairvlle, Pa; Miss Sadi,
NJ. Blizzard, Ashland; Miss Lucy r. Nor
rison, Hockessin Miss Edith " Lloyd
Hockessin; Lucy G. Eastburn, Hockessin
Miss Mary 3. Beuhm, Newark; Mis-
Annie p. Newnom, Marshallton; Mis-
Emile f. Pennington. Marshallton; Mis-
Margaret A. Lewis, Ashland Miss Lii
Ian c. Fredd, Newark; Miss Mary c
Hudson, Newark; Miss Sue Appleby
Christiana; George S. Messersmith; Mis-
Laura ]. Raub, Miss Frances MedilI, Mis-
Emma M. Choate. Newark; Mrs. Edn
ii. Cooper, Miss NJ. Jennie Raub, Mis-
Ethel NJ. Ferguson, Miss M. Rose Butler
McClellandville; Z. c. Mote. Newark
Miss Bertha b. Singer, Newark; Mis-
Nellie Appleby Christiana; Harry V. Hol
loway, Miss Clara NJ. Kast Miss Cecil
]. Mahoney New Castle; Miss Ma
B. Cooley, Miss Carrie Down.,