Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-27

tions that environment has created,
and the stubborn clashing traits that
ore the pqtrimony of ancestry, 1t Is
your business to bring harmony and
uniformity of means to an end. without
destroying individuality-a task that
can only be accomplished by firm, yet
sympathetic will-by patience, long
suffering and love.
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.
The program for Tuesdays sessions
is as follows:
TUESDAY, DEC. 2S. 10 A. NJ.
General session, Assembly hall.
Invocation
Baritone solo, A. ]. Kisselberg.
Lecture. 1.-THE Teaching of English.
or the Culture of the Language Arts"
Miss. Ada Van Stone Harris.
Violin solo, Roumania Hyde
TUESDAY. 2 P. NJ. HIGH SCHOOL.
High school commercial division, J.
P. Goddard, chairman.
Recent Developments In Commercial
Education In American High Schools
and Colleges" George b. Hendricks.
Logan.
THE Necessity for Liberal Educa-
ton as a Complete Preparation for a
Business Career" C. Z. Allen, Salt
Lake
means of Inducing a Larger Per-
centage of Commercial Students to
Take Longer Courses" E. H. Holt.
Provo.
Discussion of the latter topic led by
G. F. Roach. Ogden.
Election of officers.
NATURE STUDY SECTION.
President C. C. spooner, Salt Lake
high school; vice president. E. NJ. Hall.
L. D. S, university. Salt Lake; secre-
tary, Clarence l.. Stewart, Manti high
school.
Science program, How to Get tho
Most Out of the Physics Course"
Professor Chester Snow. B. Y. u,
Provo.
Observation-Disclosures A. A. Knowl-
ton, University of Utah. and B. A.
Perkins. Ogden high school.
Possibilities of Agriculture as a
High School Study" DR.. E. D. Hall,
Utah Agricultural college.
Observation-Disclosures A. L. Neff,
Brigham City high school.
"a Rational Course in Zoology" DIR.
C. T. Vorhies. University of Utah.
Discuss1on-Miss Helen B Bobrud
Salt Lake high school.
"Aims and Needs in Photography
Teaching" Miss Elizabeth Bond. Salt
Lake high school.
Discussion-Superinten r. S.
Baker, Eureka
CRAFTS
Lecture room, science building.
Miss Althea Wheeler, president, u.
of u.
Sam r. Brown. secretary, Provo.
"Why the Handicrafts Should Re a
Part OF the School Curriculum" Miss
Ellen II. Huntington, Agricultural col
lege.
Dr. Ballet.
JUVENILE COURTS.
DR.. E. G. Gowans, president.
]. Fred Anderson, secretary. Salt
Lake CITY.
Evolution of the Juvenile Court Sys-
tenn Judge McMaster.
Discussion led by Guardello Brown,
Salt Lake.
Some Thoughts on Moral Educa-
tion." Mr.. E. j. Milne, Ogden.
Election of officers.
KINDERGARTEN SECTION.
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry. presi-
dent
'NThe Place of the Kindergarten in
Public Education" Miss Ada Van
Stone Harris
"The Kindergarten. Property Con-
nection Between Home and School,"
Prof. William Stewart.
Election OF officers.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
Oscar Van Cott, president.
Geography-"Curricu Supt D.
H. Christensen. Salt Lake; Aims"
Miss Anna Youngberg, state normal
school; Expression" Miss Rosalie Pol
lock: Methods" Emma M. Ivie, Salt
Lake; Resume" F. D. Keeler, prin-
cipal Webster school. General discus
sion.
MUSIC SECTION
N. E. Christopherson. president.
Musical selection.
| Paper. Thought Development in the
| Study of Music" Prof, w. A. Wetzel
| Musical selection.
Paper. "Music In the Rural Schools"
| Oscar Van Cott.
| Discussion.
| Musical selection.
Election of officers.
TUESDAY $3.50 P. M.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, ROOM =
GYMNASIUM
N. A Petersen, president, Logan. u.
| A. c.
Miss Anna Nebelcer, secretary. L. d.
| S. u, Salt Lake City.
Greetings from DR.. w. G. Anderson
| of Yale and Jacob Bolin OF Now York.
| Demonstration of class work.
| Primary grades, Miss Erma Bltner
| training school, Salt Lake City.
| Grammar grades, Mrs. Bertha Mar
| tin, Waterloo school. Salt Lake City
"Games for High School Boys" Mr.
H. Leo Marshall, L. D. s., Salt Lake
City.
Apparatus Work and Folk Dances
for High School Girls" Miss Elsie ].
Ward Salt Lake City high school
Apparatus Work for Boys" Mr.
Renwick s. McNiece, Salt Lake high
school.
Exercises for Defective children"
Mrs. /. S. Ross. State School for Deaf
and Blind, ogden.
Swedish Days Order and Classic
Dancing for College Women" Miss
Louise Dc L-aney, u OF U.
TUESDAY. s P. NJ
General session. Assembly hall.
Invocation.
Music, Orpheus club
Lecture. THE Need Of Special Glasses
IN Elementary Education" Miss Harris.
Music, Orpheus club.
Lecture. THE Problem OF Moral I0dd-
cation" DR.. Thomas NJ. Ballet
Tenor solo. Mr.. Will Siblcy.
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Tuesday, Dec. 2s. 10 a M. assembly
and baritone solo by A J. Kisselberg.
Tuesday. Dec. 2S. p. m. High school
| gymnasium music selectaon-Onequa