The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-24
STATE COLLEGE
FACUA[IYGOTO
Jacksonville
PROF. cONRADi AND SEVERAL
OTHERS WILL ATTEND FLOR
IDA EDUCATIONAL AssoctA-
TON METRIC.
"Fiorida's Leading CIothiers."
2oe-211 8. PaIafox ST.



Tallahassee, Dec. 23.-The Florida
Jacksonville, Dec. q, 1911, win be at
tended by the following members of
the faculty: President Conradi, Prof.
N. NJ. Salley, dean Of the Normal
school; Prof. O. e. Boyd, of the de-
Rowena Longmfre, associate professor
of English: Miss Mabel H. Wheeler,
director of the kindergarten depart
ment. They win each have q part in
some phase Of the associations work.
DR.. Conradi VIII address the associa-
ton on the important place that the
kindergarten holds in education Dean
Salley will make talks before two de-
partmental meetings. DR.. Boyd is in
charge of the classical conference to
be held on Thursday afternoon. Miss
Wheeler VIII preside at the kindergar-
ten meeting, being president Of the
state organization, while Miss Long
mire is president of the Rural School
Improvement Association and member
of the state committee on school
libraries. Prof. Arthur Williams, of
the history department; Prof. L. ].
Mareinburger. of the chair of modern
languages, and Prof. H. J. Garnand,
instructor in history and French. may
also decide to be present at the jack
sonville meeting. Most of the other
teachers Of the college will visit their
respective home for the holidays.
There will be only a very small
number of students who will decide to
spend the Christmas vacation on the
campus, where provision Is being
made for a pleasant stay for those
who remain. The exercises of the col
Iege will close at noon Thursday. be-
ing resumed January Sd at s a. m.
Those of the faculty or student body
who do not leave the city this week
viii have the splendid opportunity of
hearing addresses Friday night by
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the famous mis-
sionary captured by Turkish brigands
in Macedonia less than ten years ago.
Miss Stone relates a most thrilling
narrative and sets forth her expert
ences in a manner that Is intensely in
teresting.
Mrs. S. D. Cawthon, lady principal
of Bryan hall, entertains the girls
most enjoyabIy each Thursday night,
utilizing various kinds of delightful
programs. The entertainment this
week is announced for Wednesday
night and will be appropriate to the
Christmas season.
Miss Agnes E. Harris spent four
days of last week with the university
educational train which is making ex-
hibits and giving demonstrations from
the agricultural and industrial phases
of educational activity. Miss Harris
added greatly to the success of this
work by giving lectures for limited
time on the work being done by the
department of household economies of
which she is director. in the Florida
State College for Women.
The kindergarten class gave it's an
nual Christmas program and Christ
mas tree on Wednesday morning in
the kindergarten room. A number of
kindergarten songs We're dramatized
and were effective, filed completely
with the Christmas spirit of the little
people. The tree was a beautiful one,
we'll loaded with pretty little gifts
which the children made for their
parents.
On Thursday morning the Model
school gave a Christmas play in which
the children performed their parts
with much ease and enthusiasm. At
ter the program, the children had
their usual Christmas tree, on which
were placed the gifts which they had
prepared for their parents The
teachers in these departments have
spared no pains to make the Christ
mas season one Of joy for every child
in their classes.
On Tuesday evening the Classical
club held it's December meeting Mr.
Mareinburger, professor of modern
languages, gave the address of the
evening. He chose selections from
Ovid for the basis of his remarks. In
the discussion he showed four values
for Latin study, for NEUROLOGICAL
study, for historic setting, as litera-
ture and for linguistic training. In the
last named topic, he showed how in
even one days study, the Latin de-
rivations became useful in their re-
lations to other linguistic studies. The
address was enjoyed by all woh had
the pleasure of attending. Besides the
regular students of the classics, a
number of the faculty and other
friends were present
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