The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
TEACHER WILL
Be ENTERTAINED
Instructors to Have academy
for Play, and Will Lunch
at Museum.
vIRGINlA's WORK PRAISED
DR.. Rose Says State Leads South
in Modern Advance for
Education.

/ Entertainments aside from the ad.
| dresses and general meetings of the
Virginia Educational Conference have
been planned for the pleasure of the
| teachers and other educational work.
dsys beginning November 81 Work,
/ play and the gathering of inspiration
! for their tasks will make these days
busy ones indeed.
| one of the features of the enter
| tainment part of the program will be
II luncheon at the Valentine Museum
to the teachers and visitors. Time
Will be given in which to view the
| library. cngravings. tapestries, relics.
paintings, casts and sculpture of that
ooileculon OF art treasures.
/ For FRIDAY Afternoon the local COM
/ miLLee or ENTERTAINMENT mas secured
| tne academy or MUSIC for n sprcli,I
matinee, IN when a. srrong company
! WA present drama tizatIvn oil r. T.
noes novel, The zen Iii Love WITH
t1ls WlIe."
Virginia Praised.
+ As a matter or course, the greatest
| attractlon OF the meeting VIII be the
| presence OF President Tat. " men the
Committee recently invited the Exectl-
i've To RICHMOND, Or n u. trisseii
|
terence or last year mad impressed
cir horace PlunketI the great leaaer
IN revivilylng- rurai lie III ireland.
/ lie mentioned Wnat sir huruce had
Conference in his latest BOOK ".
| Wickiine Rose, OF the feabody Fund
ladded a statement TO the erect thar
those Joined together In the eeabocv
and Southern Education Board worl.
regaraed Virginia as the leauer in TIE
g rra
ent decade
The President. listened Very atten
tiVeiy. and the committee believes nc
Understands the azure and IDEALS OF
erts. 1t is expected that tina High
school children VIII sing for him
On TUESDAY evening superintendent
Eggieston VIII review the work of the
year, and Governor Mann Will make
his nrst address to all OF the teachers
land educational workers OF the state
Young Folks to spenk.
On Wednesday at Sis P. NJ. five boys
statements of their work during tho
past summer IN raising corn and vege-
tables. With them, no doubt. will APP
: pear Miss julia Ricnman. a dlstric.
superintendent in New York, in one
OF ner Mel!-known lectures-either
juvenile De.inquency--lts Causes anc
5 Treatment" or The Causes OF Amert-
can SEMI Efficiency in School and in
tne word Outside
George w. Zachary, president of the
81 Conference of Scn0oI Trustees, win
I preside at this meeting, ana Mrs. He
: quemoourg's chiidfen's orchestra will
play SEVERAL selections
thursday evening Will be given over
to the State teachers Association and
Its guests. President n. 2. Painter
will preside, and DR.. Edwin Minis viii
speak on The Mechanics and Dynam-
les in Educational Work"
N "a ,c . hi ill.,,
will be the presence of the State supe.--
, intendents of all of the Southern States
Superintendent Joyner, OF North Caro-
line. and two or three of his confreres
VIII make short addresses.
Friday evening belongs to the Co
operative Education Association DR..
e. A. Alderman will preside. John
will be the principal speakers.
Notable Addresses.
Besides the evening meetings men,
toned above. there will be other gem
eral meetings addressed by Miss Rich
man. Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews. ".
NJ. Black, Dr.. j: G. Metcalf.. DR.. J; L.
Jarman and C. G. Maphis. Miss Rich
mans subjects have already been
given; Mr.. Black and DR.. Metcalt win
speak on libraries: DR.. Jarman on high
schools. and Mr.. Maphis on. the work
OF the State Board of Examiners. Mrs.
Fannie Fern Andrews Is the president
OF the American Peace Society, and
| will speak on some topic connected
4 with her work.
Every moment OF time between the
meetings which have been mentioned
will be crowded with the programs OF
the various departments of the State
Teachers Association, the primary
teachers. the grade teachers, the high
school and college instructors and pro-
fessors. the principals. the rural teach
ers, the manual training teachers, the
4 agricultural and Industrial teachers
the normal training teachers ane
The division superintendents viii
reach Richmond on Monday and viii
go. that afternoon on special car tc
Z Hampton. returning to Richmond Tues
\ day after inspecting the Hampton In
= stitute.
: The railroads have given rount
trip rate OF 5 cents a mile, plus 81
cents
No travelling cards will be required
y and tickets will be on sale to all from
Y November 10 to 3d. inclusive.
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