Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-19
NOTED EDUCATORS
HERE FOR MEETING
Head of University of Minnesota
Among Arrivals for Teach
ers' Institution
MANUAL TRAINING TO FORE
New Idea in Education Occupies
Prominent Place on Three
Days Programs
MANUAL TRAINING TO FORE

DIR. George r. James, president or
the University of Minnesota, who Will
take an important part in the
eighteenth annual session of the South
ern California Teachers Institute,
which convenes at o'clock this morn
ing, arrived in Los Angelyes from the
east last night. Other noted educators
who arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
to remain throughout the week ana
who will be among the principal speak
ers are Prof. James M. Greenwood,
superintendent of the city schools or
Kansas City, Mo-, and Charles A. Ben
nett, head of the manual training de-
partment of the Bradley Polytechnic
Institute of Peoria, ILL.,, and editor or
the Manual Arts magazine.
President John Willis Baer of Occi-
dental college is expected to arrive in
the city some time today. Prof Baer
will give the principal address Wednes-
day at the opening of the session or
the Southern California association.
Word has been received by County
superintendent of Schools Mark KEEP
pei of the serious illness of A. S. Nc
Pherron, president of the Association
of Southern California, and he will be
unable to attend the meeting. First
Vice President j. A. Cranston of Santa
Ana will preside at the session of the
teachers of San Bernardino county
teachers.
MANUAL TRAINING TO FORE
Practically the entire afternoons of
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday will
be devoted to the subjects pertaining
to manual training. Prof. Bennett
will be the principal speaker of these
sessions.
DR.. James and DR.. Greenwood viii
also give talks on Thursday and Fri
day.
While a large number of teachers
arrived in Los Angeles Saturday aft
ernoon and evening about 1900 more
are expected this morning. The in
structors from Pomona will come in
this morning at Q o'clock over the
Salt Lake. and those from the I'M
perial valley will also come on early
trains.
Many of the teachers who will at
tend the institute reside on the in
terurban lines They will go back and
forth during the week.
According to superintendent Keppel
there will be 1000 teachers in attend
ance at the sessions. During the LAST
three days it is expected that at least
5000 will remain in the city and that
2100 will stay the entire week.
The programs as completed for today
in both the city and county institutesI
are as follows:
CITY INSTITUTE
Monday, $50 a. m. Polytechnic high school
Address-"My Creed" ]. H Francis
Recess.
Address-Loyal Writ.
Announcements.
COUNTY INSTITUTE
Monday, $3.50 a. M. Simpson auditorium.
Invocation-The Rev. A. C. Smither. D. d. 4
Music-Folk songs, Boys club, Alhambrs
city grammar schools:
(a) ''The Jolly Miller o. Dee" ........,...,...
.................. English. eighteenth century
(b) 'Sleep Song" Observation-Disclosures. Hopi 1ndianl
I'D Invitation to Festival" ....,......Japanese
Address-"The Teachers Reading Course s
Mark Keppel
Address-''A Study in Student Life" Presi~
dent Thomas Newlin. II
Recess. ~
Music-(a) Dreaming (shelley). (b) The
Elf Man tGbson), male quartet under LEADER
ship of Prof. ]. B. Pouln
Address-"Art in Education" A. Montgom-3
cry, the farmer who paints and the painter
who farms
Announcements.
:. CITY AND COUNTY INSTITUTE
Monday, p. M, Temple auditorium. Joint
session of city and county institutes. Admis-
sion by card only.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Part I-Julius Bierlich, violin; Nine. Elsa
Won Grofe Menasco. cello; A. j. Stamm,
piano.
'walzer Marchen (waltz Fairy stories).
opus "a E. Schutt
(a) Allegretto. (b) Allegro vivace
(a) Serenade Schubert
(b) Humoreske Dvorak
Allegro NIudet
Part If-Mrs. Bertha Vaughn, soprano; Els
tel!e Heartt Dreyfus, contralto; Roland Paul,
tenor Harry Clifford Lott. baritone; Mrs Har-
ry Clifford Lott. accompanist.
Quartet from Martha" ................... .Flotow
Aria, "Ah. forse lui (from "Traviata'') Verdi
"Dio Possente (from "Faust') ).........G .Gounod
Quartet from ''Rgoletto" ..................V Verdi
Cycle, In Fairyland' ........ Orlando Morgan