New Ulm review., 1913-05-21
to decision as to the advisability
Of practical work in our schools.
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OF practical work in our schools.
Sex Education" will be treated by
Dr.. Anna j. Norris, director of ply
sical education for women at the
University. DR.. Norris was reluctant
to take part in the University ex-
tension work and New Ulm mothers
and daughters should show apprecia-
tion of the numbers by attending
.large6sio learn the things so essen
tial to- . Wholesome, happy well-be-
ing. This lecture will be for women
only and it is likely that some ball
game or other amusement for the
men will be planned at the hour Of
this talk.
Other illustrated lectures on the
course are those by DR.. E. v. Robin
son on "The Fig Ditch" and Dr.. Burt
i. Newkirk on the "Gyroscope." No
expense has been spared in securing
the best illustrated material to be
had for both these lectures.
Last winter New Ulm heard DR..
Merica on tn eBoy Problem and dur
ling University Week another expert
on the Bad Boy will emphasize the
lessons taught by DR.. Merica. John
E. Gunckel is hailed as a favorite by
boys wherever he goes and is All ex-
tremely interesting man. He is pres
ident of the National Newsboys' AS
sociation and of the Toledo branch. He
speaks from an experience of twenty
one years with the boys of the street.
He knows the good points as well as
the bad ones in boy and girl life and
he tells his audiences GLOW to De-
velop the Good in Bad Boy" An
other topic on which he speaks is
"Three Years. Experience with the
Girls Of the Street" All the girls
and boys and parents and teachers
should hear his talks.
A debate on either the Woman
Suffrage question or one on Social
ism will be feature of one Of the
evening programs. Those taking part
will be Messrs. Stanley Gillham, H.
l.. Hall, Carl Painter and Edwin
Dahlberg. "Public Discussion and
Democracy" will be another number
on the program Of like nature.
DIR. Hardin Craig will lecture on
the Social Influence Of the Drama u
DR.. Craig is a member of the De-
partment of English at the State
University. His talk will be the more
appreciated because Of the play to be
given by the University Dramatic
Club. Judah" is three-act drama
which demands large cast and is an
expensive performance: Henry Ar
thur Jones is the chief star of this
performance. There are several pro-
grams of dramatic impersonations
interpretations and readings by Miss
Harriet Hetland, Mrs. Dorothy Kurtz.
man and Miss Emelie Eggen. DR.
Craig will also entertain with "Unclt
Remus Stories"
Song and story are handled p!
MIS-. Eleanor Poehler, the Eniversit,
Glee Club, DR.. James Davies, ant
Edna S. Fischer. Miss Fischer is :
member Of the Mankato Norma
teaching force and she will talk es
pecially for parents and teachers or
the subject of "P'ays and Games fol-
Children" The ;Ilee Club was never
better than it is this year. Miss
Mary Allen and Mrs. Catherine Par.
ker are pianists and their wor;: adds
much to the finished whole of the
musical part Of tie programs. Mrs
Poehler who appears Monday June
2nd, in the afternoon from four tc
five is very anxious that all the chill
dren be present to hear her. This
is the children's hour and mothers
should be sure to take the little ones
The boys camp has been arranged
for and a number of the young mer
have signifed their desire to take
ADVANTAGE of the offer of the Univer.
sity for this feature. All in all the
week should prove a most profitable
and pleasant one for every person II
New Ulm.