The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-31

Fine Programme Is Arranged, Both
Musically and Intellectually for
the Pedagogues.
LARGE PUBLIC RECEPTION
HOW WORK OF MEETING WILL
COMMENCE WEDNESDAY.

The twelfth annual session of the
Utah State Teachers association will
open Tuesday evening with a recep-
tion at the University of Utah. at which
the visiting teachers will be welcomed
by committees appointed by the presi-
dent, Professor Byron Cummings. The
receiving committee consists of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Kingsbury, State Super
intendent and Mrs. A c. Nelson, Coun-
" Superintendent and Mrs. John w.
Smith, City Superintendent and Mrs.
D. II. Christensen, Professor and Mrs.
William NJ. Stewart, Professor and Mrs.
j. H. Paul, Professor George a. Eaton,
Miss Frances Qualtrough, president OF
City Teachers association; H. b. Fol
som, president Of Principals associa-
ton.
Professor William A. Wetzeu will
have charge OF the entertaining, and
the refreshments are under the super
vision OF Supervisor ROsalie Pollock,
Maud May Babeock, Mrs. Byron Cum
mings. Miss Nellie Goss, Miss Alice NJ.
Paul, Miss Valentino r. Murphy. Miss
Ella NJ. Dukes, Miss Mildred NJ. Tib-
balls, Miss Winnifred Z. Coleman, Miss
Martha P. Alexander, Miss Ellis r.
Shipp, Miss Emma J. Mitchell, Miss
Celia MacCready, Miss Jessie Duncan,
Miss Jennie NJ. Crabbe, Miss Maybelle
A. Crowley, Miss Louise Betz, Miss
Carrie Steppington. Miss Amy Adams,
Miss Julia Jensen, Miss Florence
Horne, Mrs. Mary NJ. Dixon, Miss Mary
Grey, Miss Minnie Margetts, Miss Lo-
rilla Horne. Mrs. Bernice White, Miss
Mabel JensOn, Miss Louise Gardiner,
Miss Elizabeth Pratt. Miss Minnie HOr-
kin, Miss Mary Westlund. Miss Esther
Pearson, Miss Violet Pratt, Miss Dolli-
kins Burns, Miss Barbara Kinnersley,
Miss Effie Z. Hague, Miss Leola A.
5chrack, Miss Lillian Horne. Miss Ethel
M. Lane, Miss Grace McGOnagle, Miss
Winnie Webb, Miss Ruby KnowltOn.
Miss Margaret McVichie Miss Emma
F. Hamlin, Miss Eta Powers, Miss
Sylvia Cohn, Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss
Beatrice Anderson, Miss Wiuifred Har-
Hy, Miss Evelyn Reilly, Miss Mary G..
Cauffield. Miss Helen Bailey, Miss
Maude G. McCargar, Miss Nellie SUIT
ton. Miss Adelaide JOynt. Miss Lily
Potter, Miss Kate Thorpe, Miss Nellie
Herman, Miss Rebetta Moorhead, Miss
Grace E. Frost. Miss Clara Kener. Miss
Jeanett Hanson, Miss Ida Sconberg.
Miss Sue A Clark Miss Ella Murphy.
Miss Edith Herman. Miss Ethel Lewis.
Miss Wipnifred Woodmansee, Miss
Maude Paul.
Begin Work Wednesday.
The regular work of the association
will begin Wednesday morning with
two department meetings Of the par
snts' section and of the college and high
bchool section. During the morning the
"a hn for fnGnaaffOn
Of the work for the grade teachers, and
each school has been announced for
special lines of work, which are shown
In the programme so that the teachers
may make their selection of the sub
jects to be studied.
Four department meetings will be
held during the same afternoon, and a
general meeting in the assembly hall
I'm the evening will close the days
work This will be the occasion of the
first address of G.. Stanley Hall, the
noted speaker secured for the session.
His subject will be Moral and Re-
ligious Education" The other subjects
for his addresses on the succeeding
evenings are "Genetic Psychology and
THE Education OF the Heart and the
Imagination"
Thursday morning will be devoted to
department meetings and In the after
noon a general session will be held, at
which Miss Alice Cooley. president of
the department Of elementary educa-
ton, will deliver an address. Friday
the same programme in kind will be
followed with the annual business
meeting and election of officers follow
I ing Miss Cooley's address in the after
noon.
Fine Musical Programme.
Excellent music has been provided
for the entertainment of the visiting
teachers by Mr.. Wetzell, and the fol-
lowing numbers will be given at the
various sessions:
Tuesday evening: Professor William
c. Give and son, Clifford c. Give, vio-
lin and piano; vocal solo, Miss Lillian
Turner.
Wednesday evening: Erwin c. Law
son. piano; Imperial quartette, vocal
numbers.
Thursday afternoon: Chorus of boys
from Jackson school.
Thursday evening: Orpheus club.
Friday afternoon: Chorus of girls
from Lafayette school
Friday evening; Erwin C. Lawson,
piano: Mrs. Wetzells chorus of young
ladies.
Besides these q special session to be
devoted 10 music, for which the fol-
lowing programme is prepared:
Music-School chOruses.
Glass ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and mod
ulations: note and measure values;
time and rhythm exercises.
Paper by Professor Squire Coop, Uni
versity of Utah, 1.-The Relation of Edu-
cation in Music in Elementary Schools
10 That in High Schools and Colleges. D."
Paper by Professor J. r. Boshard,
supervisor OF music. Provo, Utah, 1.-THE
Vocal Training OF Young Children"
Paper by Principal J. II. Coombs,
Lafayette school. Salt Lake. "Instruc-
ton in Music As An Aid to Mental
Development"
Discussions.
Election of officers.
Professor Willard Weihe will enter
tain those present at this meeting with
his violin and viii be accompanied by
Professor Arthur Shepard.
The badges will be In charge OF the
following committee: Oscar Van Colt,
Mark Brown. F. y. Poulson. P. ]. San
ders. ]. A. Reese. Clifford I. Golf, Pres
ton d. Richards, Scott Jones.
We always have In stock car lots Of
wheat oats, barley, corn, alfalfa seed.
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