Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-11
ENTHUSIASTIC; ! ! ) '.
over Meeting: |:
Of Teachers
Arrangements Are Beiug Com.
pleted for National Edu-
calionaI Meeting
Several Noted Women VIII
Have / Places IS on The VAR
" IouS Programs .-.

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ments have been practically complet'
ed for the great meetings of the Ma
tional Education association which
will be held il this city Jnly a to II,
next. The teachers Of the northwest
are very enthusiastic over this meet.
ing and there is every probability
that thousands Of them will attend
the sessions of the body which num-
bers most Of the we'll known educa-
tors of the country. .
In the past few years there. has
been a great change in the work OF
this association and today there is
being made every possible effort to
interest the parents as we'll as the
teachers in tle newer education.
More and more of tbs work Of the
annual sessions Of the association has
been given over to interesting par
eats in what is really to them n of
the most important matters that they
could study, for there is no subject
that could possibly be more import
ant TO- parents. than the proper train
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For this reason thousands of par
ents throughout the northwest have
llready arranged to attend the ses.
,ions of the association. There is a
membership fee for such, persons of
2, which carries with it admission
to all meeting of the association and
It's branches and entities the holder
70 a bound copy of the proceedings
If the convention, Including all adj
lresses and papers.
This book contains from 1900 to
SEQ pages and the reports and ad-
dresses cover every phase OF the pro-
lens of education in the public
&chools, from the kindergarten to the
university. 1t is sent only to those
Who enroll themselves as members
# the association. The wOmen's club
If the northwest have taken a great
interest in the meeting and will be
veil represented, hundreds having al
ready signified their intention Of at
tending the meetings.
One Of the great sessions of the as
status of Women" and addresses will
'e made by women famous in edu-
;ational work from various parts of
he country. Among the women OF
rational fame wno will speak on these
subjects are Mrs. Kimball Mathews,
Dea:l Of Women, University Of Wis
oonsin; ~Sophronisba Preston Bracken-
ridge, assistant professor of social
economy, university of Chicago:
emma NJ. Perkins, professor of Latin.
.Women's college, Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, and Mary T..
Wooley, president Mount Holyoke col
tege, South Hadley. Mass.
Among iotner noted women who
will have places en- the various pro-
grams of the meetings will be Luella
A. Palmer, assistant director Of kin
dergartN,s. public schools, New York
city; Alys Bentley, Ethical culture
school, New York city; Mary S. Nc
Murphy. Derry, N. H., Emma j.
Brock, high school, Oakland, Cal;
Any Louise Daniels, University of Mis-
scuri, Columbia, Mo-; Mrs. c. A. Haw-
kins, San Francisco; Elizabeth E.
inspector of ungraded classes
Of New York city; Mary r. Campbell.
lecturer on education Of sub.normal
children, Milwaukee. Wis, Mrs. Viii
lam S. Hefferan, National Congress
If Mothers, Chicago: Mrs. E. Bates,
". D., Denver, Co..; Mrs. Maggie W.
Barry, North Texas college, Sherman.
Margaret "A. Haley Teachers
Chicago, and May other
we'll known educations and club
Women.