Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-12-24
TEACHERS HAVE
FINE PROGRAM
Prepared for Their Annual Vacation Meeting in
Helena Three Days Next Week.

dent Mclean, but "a second speaker
from outside the state, C. r. Ashbee
Esq. of London, England. Mr.. Ash
bee will speak on Wednesday at the
general session at IL o'clock on the
subject of carts and Crafts in Educa>
tion.' - Mr.. Ashbee is the head of the
Arts and Crafts Guild of London and
stands as the natural successor of Will
liam Morris in this great movement.
The association is indeed fortunate in
being able to have Mr.. Ashbee, which
is made possible by the fact that he
is to speak before the Helena Civic
club on the evening of the 30tE. This
is Mr.. Ashbee's third lecture tour
in the United States, but is the first
time he has been west of the Mississ-
ippi.
At the close of President McLean's
address at the Auditorium Tuesday
evening, the high school orchestra
will give promenade concert in the
gymnasium complimentary to the as
sociation.
The other speakers on Wednesday
morning will be DR.. Duniway of the
state university, and DR.. Swain of
the normal college, who will give a
report of his recent visit and inspec-
tion of European schools under the
auspices of the American Civic Fed
GRAFTON.
At O'Clock on Wednesday in the
gymnasium, will be held the regular
mid-year meeting of the Montana In
Athletic association.
There are matters of great Importance
to come before this association, in
Guiding report of the committee on
revision of the constitution, report
of the committee on eligibility, and
awarding Of championship honors in
football, baseball and girls basket
ball for the season of 1907 1908, and
a decision in regard to the time and
place of holding the track meet in
the spring of 1909.
The meeting of the Industrial
Educational association will be held
on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Every arrangement has been made
for the comfort and entertainment of
the visiting teachers by the local COM
mittee in charge of the various fea-
tires and every effort will be made
by the citizens to make their stay in
the capital city a pleasant one.
The Montana club will entertain
the visiting teachers at their club
house on Tuesday afternoon from to
o. clock while the Civic club will
have for its special guests all men,
bers of the association at the club
lecture by Mr.. Ashbee in the evening,
when he will speak upon ''Ethics and
the Arts and Crafts A fine musical
program has been arranged for each
session. The evening session on Mon
day and the general sessions on Tues
day and "Wednesday mornings will be
held in the Baptist church, the prin1-
ary department being one of the larg-
est sections, also holding it's after
noon department meetings at the
church on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The industrial section will hold its
meetings in the new manual training
room and the Athletic association
meeting in the gymnasium. The other
departments, including the State
Library association and the Academy
of Arts and Sciences /. will hold their
meetings in the high school building.
The Tuesday evening meeting being
held in the Auditorium.
The Grandon has been designated
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