The Detroit times., 1914-10-09
nzeunbers Of Committees
lard AT Work for State
Convention
lPLETE PROGRAM FOR
3ICg EVENT ANNOUNCED
Ferris win Open Meetings
With Address On Sanity in
Education

Absibteu Dy large corps VI
[ko. nearly 100 members OF various
Dmittees are hard at work In Kala
no arranging for the convention
Ne Michigan State Teachers asso-
Non which will convene here Oct
ond 80 The task Of completing
details OF the housing and enter.
Inment Of the delegates Ii not a
~ one. as approximately 5000
<hers are expected 70 attend.
nrollment and roomfng directory
f|<s have opened headquarters In
shakespeare building. and the
TX OF enrolling the delegates al
~ a under way.
VAC convention program, just COM
Nd. IL regarded as one Of the most
1Drehensive ever provided for q
@chers' convention In the state. The
Thursday, Oct. 20.
sl6 .. m.--Armory-Mrs. Henry
Iot president.
3Dening address Sanity In educa-
Gov. Woodbridge N. Ferris.
I1 3. m.--On Normal school hill.
An Indian scene from a Michigan
1og1cal pageant, given by students
NE Western Normal school. under
- 6irection of Miss Elva Forncrook.
Folk dancing by pupils Of the
MIC schools OF Kalamazoo, under
direction Of Miss Ethel Rockwell,
octor Of physical training for girls.
Inmnxoo.
4 ~PAgeant-"The arrival Of the
- coach" given by pupils of the
nc schools OF Kalamazoo. directed
Principal A. N. belong. Kalama-
ddress "The community planting
flval." Mrs. Henry Hulst.
Address State parks for Michi-
A.. G. Carton. commissioner OF
y public domain. Lansing.
&ddress--Water conservation, q
~ mine for Michigan" George H.
xwell, Warrington, ID. c.. executive
koctor Of the National Reclamation
p. m Masonic temple business
sitting.
Presiding oficer. S. o. Hartwell.
Ia vice-president.
14dress- Education through play"
8. Curtis. former secretary and
>cpresident OF The Fairgrounds As
NATION Of America, and supervisor
Warrington Fairgrounds.
School festivals--Peter
<ema, Universify OF Wisconsin.
e y. m.--Congregational church.
f4eiding ofdcer. Julia Anne King,
md vice-president
&ddress, cleveland school gardens"
Louise KLEIN Miller, curator OF
1pol gardens. Cleveland, o.
kQoress The open road ssian
onos. University OF Michigan.
Aodrees--The home garden"--Au-
~ Tealdi. University OF Michigan.
Friday, Oct. 30.
ueinoss meeting OF the association.
lection OF ofIicers.
cDorts Of committees.
business.
"a u m.-Masonic temple.
A6dress-"U Uplifting iliiterate dis
lcte. the moonlight schools Of Ken
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart,
oopfostdent of the Southern Educa-
11o1 association and president of the
ntocky illiteracy commission.
A1dress- Peace Joseph Swain,
urident OF Swarthmore college and
ooldent Of the National Educational
roctatfon.
~ b M Congregational church.
renlding oficer. H. d. Lee. third
|co4restdenf
A6dress--The Portage township 40
- school. an experimentation A.
rllo, superintendent OF public
sooos. Houghton. Mich.
= A16ress-.City library service to
- fnrmer'Samuel II. Ranck, II
rtlan OF Ryerson library. Grand
|kDlds.
y. m.--Academy OF Music.
Address-"The value OF the Drama
'ogue prizes In the high school"-E.
katon. Central High school. Grand
lnodds.
AMATEUR play--"In the Vanguard"
~ peace play, by Mrs. Spencer
rok, presented by students OF Kali
400 college. under the direction Of
|ceOa Dagistan, assistant professor of
nGIish, Kalamazoo college.