Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-03
Annual Convention OF Northeast
Association to BE field i'll
Cedar Rapids Oct. 1919
GOVERNOR HocH is TO SPEAK
Addresses to be Made by others Prom
inent, Including Miss Harrison, the
kindere artner-Reception to be len
dered Delegates by Cedar Rapids
Citizens.
Special 10 rimes-R Republican.


Cedar Rapids. Oct. 3.-The four
tenth annual session of the North
eastern Iowa Teachers Association
will be held in Cedar Rapids Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. II, IL ana
10, and elaborate preparations nave
been made for the entertainment Oh
the several hundred guests.
Among the special lecturers secured
for the convention are President Ben
jamin e. Andrews OF the University
of Nebraska, who will speak on Thurs
day evening; Governor Hoch, OF Kan
sas, who will lecture on Friday even
ing; Miss Elizabeth Harrison, the kin.
dergartner. who will speak before the
Kindergarten section, and Miss Alys
Bentley of Washington, d. G., who VIII
lecture Saturday evening on the SUP
ject, "How Song Singing Can Help
the Language Lesson" Miss Bentiey
is supervisor of music IN the schoo's
of Washington, D. C.
AS special entertainment, the Vlsl-
tors will be taken on trip OF mspec-
ton to the various manufactures OF
the city, and trolley excursions VIII De
made to Beyer Park and Iowa City.
Following is the general program as
is issued by Mr.. Aaron Palmer, OF
MarshalltoWn, chairman OF the e&ecu-
tive COMMITTEES:
Thursday, October IL.
Observation-Disclosures of schools Oh
Cedar Rapids, Marion. and Coe Col
lege.
500 o. m.-Greene's opera house.
Inyocation-Rev. G. B. Van Arsdall'
Christian church.
Music-Concert by pupils of Cedar
Rapids schools. Under direction OF
Miss Alice Inskeep.
Lecture, 'The United States as Pa
cific ocean Power"-Dr. E. Benjamin
Andrews, chancellor of University of
Nebraska.
Appointment of committees.
Reception by the teachers and citi-
zens of Cedar Rapids, Hotel Montrose,
at $3.50 p. m.
Friday, October 10.
900 a. m.-Greene's opera house.
Music-'Cello Romance-B. Ron
IL. ..
Presidents address--"The Uplifting
of the Teaching Profession
tendent Grant W. Finch, Marion.
Music-voice-(D Cato's Advice -
Hahns! (b) Requiem-Homer; (c) In
the Heather, My Lad-Lohr, Mr.. Ber-
trand Alan Orr.
Address 1.-THE Kindergarten as an
Integral Part of the Public School
System"-Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
Chicago kindergarten College.
Illustrated lecture-"Redhead." an
illustrated story of a woodpecker =
James Speed, Bloomington. III.
Friday, October 18th.
800 o. m-Auditorium-
Music-violin-(a Romance for G
string-Hubay: (b) Mazurka-Zar-
zyche-Mr. Wilhelm Montelius.
Invocation-Rev. A. L. Swisher,
Trinity M. E. church
Music-Voice-Se - Imperial
Male Quartet.
acknowledgements Hoch, of Kansas.
Reports of committees and treas
Saturday, October 18th.
900 a. m.-Auditorium-
Music-Piano-Air de Ballet, No.
-Chaminade-Miss Julia Tobey.
Lecture-"The Place of Education in
the Nations Life"-P. Shelley Organ,
member of the Chicago board of edu-
cation.
Observation-Disclosures, "My Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice" (from Samson and
Delilah")-Saint-ssa ens Miss Jane
Finney.
Lecture-"How Song Singing Can
Help the Language Lesson"-Miss
Alys Bentley. Supervisor of Music,
Washington, D. G.