Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-20

these two branches at the coming con-
vention.
The opening session will convene Tues
| day morning. February 25. at a:30 o'clock
when addresses of welcome will be de-
| livered by COMMISSIONS II. B. r. Mac
| farland. Secretary James Wilson and Mr..
| Elmer f. Brown. United States commits
| sioner of education. Mr. F. Louis Sol
dan. superintendent of instruction of pub
| lie schools of St Louis, Mo-, will deliver
| al address in response.
l. Various papers on educational topics
will he read during the session. Others
| who will address the meetings during the
| convention arc Willet M. Hays, assist
ant secretary of agriculture: Andrew s.
Draper. state commissioner of education
of New Yo-k. and others. The President
will receive the delegates at the White
House Wednesday .tarnoon, February
rs.
Round Table Meetings.
Round table meetings are to be held as
follows: Society of Scientific Study of Ed
ucation Public Library. Monday. Feb
ruary "a. pm, and Wednesday, Febru-
airy &c, 4 pm.
Society of College Teachers OF Educa-
ton. George Washington University Edu-
cation building. Tuesday. February %. 2
pm, and Wednesday, February 26 $3.50
pm.
Educational Press Association of Amer
lea. New Willard Hotel. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 2G: pm.
National committee On agricultural edu-
cation. New Willard Hotel. Wednesday,
February % pm.
Round table of city and county superin-
tendents New Willard Hotel, Thursday,
February -. 4 PIN.
Round table of. larger cities, New Will
lard Hotel. Thursday. February %. $50
Bound table of smaller cities, New Will
Land Hotel. Thursday. February -. $3.50
am.
Round table on agricultural education,
Me M, tropolitan Memoria! NJ E. Church.
| Thursday. February u. $50 am.
| Society of North Carolina City Superin-
tendents and Principals. Society of Phil
osophy and Psychology. George Wash
| ington University 18th and streets
northwest, Wednesday. February 20, 4
| pm. Thursday. February %, $3.50 a m.
Reception by the President o. the United
| States. the White House, Wednesday.
! February 26. 2:3O pm.
Reception at the CorcOran Gallery of
| Art. New York avenue and 18th street
northwest. by the trustees of the gallery,
on request of the board of education.
| Thursday, February q. $40 to 1890 pm.
Local Committees.
Following is a list of local committees:
On arrangements-P NJ Hughes, assist
| ant superintendent of schools. chairman;
a. r. Stuart. superintendent Of schools ;
X. &. Bruce. assistant superintendent OF
colored schools: Miss +. V. Brown. d.
rector of primary instructions: c. S. Clark,
NJ. Wilson. principal Central High School
f. l.. Thurston. Business High School
S. T.. Kramer, supervising principal. sixth
| division: Charles Hart. Business High
School: f. E. Brown. United States
commissioner of education. advisory
member.
Advisory committee from hoard Of edu-
cation-William V. Cox, president Second
National Bank. chairman; James F. Oys-
| ter president board of education; Mrs
Ellen Spencer Mussey.
Reception cOmmittee-Corcoran Gallery
of Art: Thomas Hyde. director Corcoran
Gallery of Art: Gen. John NJ. Wilson. d.
, rector Corcoran Gallery Of Art; Frederick
Art; Capt. James F. Oyster, president
board of education: H. NJ. Clabaugh.
| chief justice District Supreme Court: II.
B. F. Macfarland. president board of Dis
| trict Commissioners: A. T. Stuart super
| intendent District schools: +. E. Brown.
United States commissioner of education
n. c. Schaefer. first vice president Ma
| tional Education Association: Supt. F. B.
Cooper. president National Education AS
| ISOLATION. department of superintendence
DR.. Irwin Shepard. secretary National
Education Association.
General Committee on Reception.
| w. V. Cox, chairman; j. f. Cook, DR..
| B. +. Evermann. Mrs. Justina r. Hill,
w. d. Hoover. Miss Nj. Awkward, Miss
| Blanche Beckham, Miss Anne Beers DR.
H. l.. Bailey. w. w. Black, ]. 4. Cham
berlain, Mrs. N. B. Croswell Miss Adelaide
| Davis, Allan Davis, Miss Nellie Dyer. s
| 3. Ely, DR.. b. W. Evans, Isaac FairbrOth-
err. Miss Frances S. Farley. Miss Car
Garrison. Miss f. l.. Cooley Miss Annie
Cooling. w. P. Hay R. r. Horner Mrs
Ellen Spencer Mussey, Capt. James +
Oyster, Mrs. NJ T. Terrell. Miss F. l.
Hendley. H. o. Hne, Miss Nora Hegels
berger. Miss Hhoebe Holmes; B. r. Jan
ney. H. NJ johnson, DR. f. G. Kimball
DR.. w. S. Montgomery. Miss L. E. Moten
b. w. Murch. DR.. G. f. Myers. J. &
Nalle, Miss A: B: Neumeyer. W. B. PA,
terson, Miss NJ. b. Pearson, Miss H. E
Riggs. Miss Rebecca Stoneroad.
Citizens Committee.
William d. Hoover. chairman: Judge
Thomas II. Anderson Herbert F. l.. Al
len. Allen D. Albert jr.; Edward r. AL
bert. Cleveland Able. DR.. George n Ack
er. Samuel S. Adams. Byron s. Adams
DR.. Cyrus Adler. r. P. Andrews. c. r
Austin. Judge job Barnard. Edward r
Bundy. S. l. Besselievre. s. r
Bond, Chaplin Brown. Percival M
Brown. D. w. Baker. DIR. J.Wesley Bovee
B. NJ. Bridget. r. j. Boyd, r. C. Ballan.
tyne, Charles A. Boynton, Scott c. Bone
G: X. Bergman, George F. Bowerman
w. ]. Boardman. Miss Mabel T. Board.
man. l.. White Busbey. Mrs. l.. White
! Busbey. A. b. Baker. DR.. Frank Baker
&. F. Barnes. l.. A. Bauer. DIR. George
F. Becker. n. Graham Bell. &C. j. Bell
DR.. Marcus Benjamin. Prof. Frank II
Bigelow, Gen. John c. Black. Frank
Bond. E: c. Bradenburg. Lyman J.
Briggs, Alfred Fl. Brooks. Glenn Brown
S. Thomas Brown. Adds B. Browne. Dr.
]. II. Bryan. Judge Charles s. Bundy
Charles Burr. Rev. J. G. Butler, Rev
D. H. Buel. Rev. F. NJ. Bristol. James F
l-Bundy, w. c. Clephane, w. G. Carter
S. w. Curriden, Appleton P. Clark, Ap-
pleton P. Clark. jr.; Allen c. Clark. Fred
G. Coldren. w. A. Church. A. B. Cool
idge. j. D. Callahan. r. A. Chester, IT
Frank X. Cameron. NJ. a. Carleton. John
i d. Carmody, Frank g. Carpenter. Col
T. l.. Casey. W. f. Chandler V. *
Chestnut Rev. T. s. Childs. F. w
Clarke. 0. F. Cook. l.. A. Coolidge Fred
erick V. Coville DR.. Whitman Cross, Will
liam T. Curtis. w. NJ. Clayton. Prof. John
NJ. Cassidy. w. C. Dodge, William Fl.
DeLacy. John B. Daish E. G. Davis, F.