Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22

The events of Tnstitu.e Week in
 Bishee have proved very interesting 10 the Warren district public and a
 largo number of olr people have talk.
 CD advantage of the opportunity to
 H'.spd the various sessions. The in.
 strrctors and ls,'urars at the TnsH.
 t1tc have all bion very interesting trd others hesidos inc teachers have
 fcrud nrofit from isterine to them.
 Dr. IT. W. Shrvock, President of the State Normal University at Carbon
 dale Illinois, lectured on Monday evening last at the high school audi torium. taking as his subject "The Obligation That Each Individual Owes 10 Society" Dr. Shryock proved to he a most entertaining and instruct. i've talker. and made himself a great favorite with his audience.
 On Tuesday evening the Board of Education and teachers of Bisbee ten dered a receDtion to the visiting teach ere. The affair was very cleverly and uniquely arranged, consisting of al- ternate dances and musical or liter arv numbers.
 The musical and literary numbers consisted of selections by the high school orchestra and high school girls Glee Club, a song by Miss Mar guerite Watson, which was highly ap. Dreciated and a couple of most anus. ing readings by MT F. Snider. The music for the dancing was furnished by Brennan's Orchestra.
 From the point of view of the pub lie. the most enjoyable event of the week was the dedication of the new high school on Wednesday evening. On this occasion the Warren District had an opportunity to get acquainted with the new president of their state university, pr. R. B. von Klein Smid who delivered the address of the evening on the function of the high school as "The Peoples College.
 The unanimous opinion of the aud fence at the close of Dr. von Klein Smid's address was that Arizona is certainly to be congratulated on the new head of her chief educational in- stitution. Dr. von Klen Smid made an instantaneous '-hit' with the peo. pie who listened to him last Wedn- esday evening, proving himself not only a brilliant and forceful speaker but also a winning and engaging per sonality He is a wit and humorist of the highest order. and drove home most of his points by that mosr of. fective Instruments hearty laugh. l His account of his conversation with | the provincial Englishman with his appalling ignorance of America. and Of his argument with the self-made man who was setting up as a critic of his daughters high school education | will long remain a pleasurable mem | ory in the minds of his hearers.
 The music rendered by the high school orchestra and the high school | girls giee club was also much appre- ciated. and the presentation of a beau tiful flag by the Loyal Orange Lodge of Bislee was a most effective and i'm. pressive ceremony.
 On Thursday evening Dr. Mace. Pro lessor of History at Syracuse Univer. sity lectured before a most apprecia- tive audience upon the interesting subject Lincoln and Douglas"
 On Thursday evening the high school domestic economy department was the host at a very pleasant little dinner given to the executive commit zee and the instructors of the Insti- tute Miss Adeline Ulrich, head of the domestic economy department, acted as hostess on this occasion, while Mir 10. Q. Snider officiated as host The dinner was served in the charming little dining room of the nigh school The guests were: MT. and Mrs. c. F. Philbrook. Dr. Math- sws of Tempe, Dr. Shryock, Dr. and Mrs. Mace. Miss Minnie Lintz. and Miss Alice J. Mead.
 On Friday afternoon the round of and entertainment for the