The Colorado statesman., 1909-06-26
DENVER ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR
ENTERTAINING NATIONAL ED
UcATloNAL ASSOCIATION.
EACH DAY WELL FILLED
RECEPTIONS, LUNcHEoNs, MUSIC,
FIREWORKS AND OPEN HOUSE
BY VARIOUS SOCIETIES.

Denver.-The Committee on Social
Entertainment for the National Educa-
tional Association, of which Professor
Frank H. H. Roberts of Denver Uni
versity is chairman, announces the
following as its official program for
the week of the annual convention:
Open House-The Womans Club of
Denver and the Denver Teachers
Club will keep open house at the
Woman's Club building, 1437 Glenarm
place each day from July 5th to 9th
between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5
p. m. All visiting teachers will be
welcomed by Mrs. d. C. Bailey and
Miss Grace Ellen Shoe.
The Hospital-The Medical Depart
ment of the University of Denver will
maintain an emergency Hospital at the
Auditorium. Dr. Frost Craft Buchtel,
secretary of the Denver and Gross
Medical College, will be in charge.
Fireworks-The City of Denver will
give a splendid display of fireworks
at City Park Monday evening, July
5th.
Band-The famous Ellery band of
Columbus, Ohio, consisting of fifty in
struments and two vocalists, will play
at City Park during the convention,
besides several times at the Audito-
rum
Receptions-Mrs. Katherine M.
Cook, state superintendent of public
instruction; Superintendent Charles
e. Chadsey, president of the Colorado
State Teachers Association, and Miss
Elizabeth Ellis, president of the Den
yer Teachers Club, will receive all
members of the N. e. A, at Ell Jebel
of July 7th.
The Southern Society of Colorado
will give a reception to visitors from
the Southland at the Brown Palace no
tel July 7th, between the hours of 8
and 12. The Southern Society desires
that all southern visitors attend the
reception at Ell Jebel Temple before
coming to their reception at the Brown
Palace.
The Colorado branch of the Associa
ton of Collegiate Alumne will give 6
reception to all visiting members Of
the A. c. A at the home OF Mrs Rich
ard C. Campbell, 1875 Pennsylvania
street, from 4 to p m. on the after
noon of July 7th.
Principal and Mrs. w. H. Smiley will
be at home to members of the Coun
Gil and other invited guests at theil
residence, 1115 Race street, between
the hours of and 6 p. m. July 7th.
The School Danes Dinner Club will
entertain invited guests at luncheon
at l p. m. Wednesday, July 7th, il
the Columbine room of the Shirley.
The Chamberlain Observatory of the
University of Denver will be open free
to N. E. A. members as follows: Sat
urdays, July 3rd and 10th. days anC
evenings; Monday, July 5th, a. m
to p. m. Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, 10 to 12 p
IN. Wednesday evening, to 12 Dear
II. A. Howe, professor of astronomy
will be in charge.
Plans to aid and receive teacher.
are under way at the University o
Colorado, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
Greeley and Boulder and by the New
York and Ohio Societies. Announce
ments will be made later.
The Denver Circle of the Nationa
Congress of Mothers will provide Z;
rest room on the second floor OF the
East Denver High School building
Other rest rooms will also be provided
Amusement Resort-Manager Bur
of Lakeside will admit TO the ground,
all persons wearing the N. E. A
badges free of charge on the afternoon
and evening of July 7th.