The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-21
NOTED EDUCATORS
HERE THIS WEEK
Bring Messages From AL Sec
lions of Nation
DEPARTMENT SESSIONS
school Thursday Night and COM
school Thursday light and COM
mIttees Are Named to Assist
in Entertainment

Beside every leader of education in Ala
bama, the Alabama Educational assoeia-
ton. which convenes here Thursday, will
have on its programme a number of edu-
Gators of national reputation, including:
j. Y. Joynel president of the National
Educational association, Raleigh. N. C.
j. n. Powers. state superintendent OF
education, Mississippi.
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold, dean of Sim
mons college, Boston, Mass.
President Harry Pratt Judson of the
University of Chicago.
They viii bring messages of the adj
vance of educational work throughout
the country. and the most improved
methods of teaching.
Among the departmental sessions that
of the Association of Alabama Colleges
will be one of the most interesting. The
programme includes addresses on i'm
portant subjects by the heads of nearly
all the big institutions of the state:
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, $3.50 A. NJ.
Diapers limited to 20 mnutes)
1. Annual address of president, John W.
Abercrombie, president University of Ala
bamas
2. College Problems in Alabama:
(a) 'The Definition of a College, .
Thomas w. Palmer, president Alabama
Girls Industrial school.
(b) 1.-The Normal School in the State
System Edward M. Shackelford, pres
ident State Normal college at Troy.
(c) intercollegiate Athletics In Ala
bama," s. Nj. Houser, president Southern
university.
I'D Unity of Effort in State Educa-
tion,' Charles c. Thach, president Ala
bama Polytechnic institute.
(e) ethical Standards Among College
Students" Robert G. Patrick, president
Judson college.
3. Election of officers and other bust
ness
will be entertained at reception In the
High school building. Miss Laura Spauld-
ing is chairman for the reception and
there have Been announced these enter
tainment committees for different stations
in the building:
Upper Hall-Mr. Chester Bandman,
chairman; Mr.. Foster Ansley, Miss May
w ara, MISS I1tltn SOulDOdihOs MISS
Helen Jannette, Miss Sadie Wright, Mrs.
Murdoch, Mrs. Morris Adler, Mrs. M. V.
Joseph, Mrs. John d. Elliott, Mrs. John
W. Tomlinson, Mrs. John L. Parker, Mrs.
John Bethea, Miss Annie Kendrick
Walker MISS Hudson, Miss India Palmer,
Mrs. H. A. McKinnon, Miss Lizabel Cross
land, Miss Jannette Adam. Miss Louise
Mzelle, Mr.. ]. d. Matloek.
| Library and Museum-Miss Loula Brad
ford, chairman; Miss Myrtle Miles, Mis-
May Hansis, Miss Margaretta Williams
Miss Willie Allen, Miss Edna Moore, Mis-
Wilson, Miss Stafford, Miss Nash John
ston, Miss Annie Bradford Mrs. q. ID
Matlock, Miss Ruth Johnston, Miss Iior
tense Thornton, Mrs. c. p. Orr, Mrs
Richard w. Massey, Mrs. E. K. Camp
bell, Mrs. A. o. Lane, Mrs. A. R. Moore
| Mrs. b. B. Conner. Mrs. Mary j. Game
Miss Mary Motlow, Miss Nina Randall
Miss Jessie Wells, Miss Katherine Averyt
Miss Margaret Lyon, Miss Alberta
Kinds, Miss Ethel Harrison, Miss Aim
MeGehee, Miss Maude Hamill, Mrs R. E
Tidwell, Miss Mamie Henry, Miss HAITI
Morton, MISS IOula OuHlptOu
Lower Hall-Mr. Douglas Allen, chair
man; Mr.. II. P. Burruss, Miss Leta Kits
Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Belle Conner
Miss Edith Green, Mrs Lenore Eldred
Miss Margaret Waite. Miss Winifred Put
nam, Miss Jennie Rosser, Miss Grace
Forbes, Miss Bessie Massey, Miss Flor
ence Hunt. Miss Bret Reid, Miss Kate
Roark, Mr.. S. Cole. ssas
Lunch Room-Miss Floribel Brown
chairman: Miss Mary Robinson, Miss
Maude Davis, Miss Buckley, Miss Shep-
ard, Miss Jessamine Roberts, Miss Made
line Smith, Miss Elizabeth Collier Miss
Laura McGehee, Mrs. Pearl Hardee, Miss
Stella Montgomery, Miss Anna Boden
Mrs. ]. 3. Arid. Mrs. George Eustis, Mrs
r 6. Munger. Mrs. r. F. Johnson, Mrs
Sterling Wood, Mrs. Cunningham Wilson,
Mrs. r. G. Hewitt, Mrs. F. nj. Jackson
Mrs. L. X. Plosser Mrs. Ben b. Jacobs,
Miss Elnora Pickett, Miss Lizzie Love,
Miss Cora Estes, Miss Gussie c. Red
wood.
Gymnasium-Mrs James Bowron, chair
man; Mrs. William Hardie, Mrs. Charles
l.. Sharpe, Mrs. fSopoit CeSii' Miss S
bless, Miss Mary Carr, Miss Annie Henry
Miss Mabel Watts, Miss Elberta Taylor,
Miss Alice Hirsch, Miss Sallie Lee Nc
Caskey, Mr.. W. f. Dickson, Mrs. w. 1.
Ward, Mrs Ha.rsh Miss Cora Estes, Mrs
Bartlett, Mrs. s. J. Cole, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs.
". d. smith, Mrs. w. j. Wheeler. Mrs.
Guy johnson. Mrs. Sydney Norwood, Mrs.
Felix Blackburn, Mrs. T.. o. Sanders. Mrs.
w. N. Wood, Mrs. w. T. Hendon. Miss
Fiaymie smyer. Miss Willie Robb, Miss
Mary NJ Brown.
Middle Hall--Mrs. George e. Wallace,
Chairman; Mr.. G. n. Messer. Miss Vir-
sinia Henry Miss Florence Ballard, Miss
Emma Koenis, Mrs. Theresa Evans, Miss
Mary Douglas, Miss Mabel Rowlands,
Miss Hattie Bentley, Miss Ruby Han
IIar