The Irish standard., 1915-05-08
National Convection of
Catholic Educators

DISCUSSION.
PARISH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Cathedral School, Assembly Hall.
All sessions of this Department and
its Sections will be held in the Cathe-
dral School.
200 P. M.-Opening of conference.
Address of the President, Reverend
John A. Dillon, Newark, N. J..
Business session. Appointment Of
committees.
Paper: "The Content of the Cur.
riculum." By Brother Albert, s. NJ,
Spalding Institute, Peoria, Ill.
Discussion: Reverend Joseph D.
McKenna, superintendent of Parish
Schools. Brooklyn, N. Y; Brother Ed
ward, F. S. c., President of Manhat-
tan College, New York.
$3.50 P. M.-Paper: Teaching of
Christian Doctrine to Public School
Children" BY the Reverend William
M. Costello, Pastor of St. Charles
Church, Charleston, iii.
Discussion: Reverend Joseph H.
Mcmahon, PHI. d., Pastor of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, New York, N. Y.
Superintendent's Section.
Cathedral School, Room e.
400 p. M.-Opening of Conference.
Business session
Paper: "How is the Efficiency of
Teacher to BE Tested?" BY the Rev.
erend H. G. Boyle, Superintendent of
Parish Schools, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Discussion.
CATHOLIC DEAF MUTE CONFER
ENcE.
Cathedral School, Room D.
In order that the members Of this
conference may be able to attend ses-
sions of the other departments, the
meetings OF the Deaf Mute Confer.
ence will be arranged to suit the con-
venience of the greatest number. The
program is here given in full and the
time for the reading of these papers
will be announced by Rev. +. A. Noel
Ter, S. j., Chairman of the Conference.
Program.
Opening of Conference. Address
by the Chairman, Reverend F. A.
Moeller, S. J.
Paper: Problems in Starting
School for the Catholic Deaf" BY
Reverend Henry J. Waldham, Cincin-
natl, o.
Paper: Solving the Deaf-Mute
Problem in the Archdiocese of st.
Paul. BY Reverend James Donahue,
St. Paul, MINI.
Paper: Work Among the Deaf in
Old Hartford" BY Reverend M. F.
Cavanaugh, Hartford, Conn.
Paper: Lights and Shadows in the
Silent World" BY Reverend w. 8.
Singleton, S. j., Philadelphia, Pa.
SEMINARY DEPARTMENT.
Cathedral School, Room r.
The sessions of this department will
be held in the Cathedral School, un-
less otherwise announced.
200 P. M.-Opening of Conference
by the Right Reverend Monsignor
John B. Peterson, PHI. D., President
of the Seminary Department.
Appointment of Committees.
Miscellaneos Business.
800 p. M--Joint session of the
Seminary and College Departments.
Room A.
-. GENERAL MEETING.
Assembly Hall, St. Paul Hotel.
500 p. M-General meeting of all
members of the Departments and Sec
tions.
Paper: Education and the State"
BY the Right Reverend Monsignor P.
r. McDevitt, Superintendent of Par
ish Schools. Philadelphia, Pa.
1880 p. M.-Committee meeting.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 80.
DEPARTMENT MEETINGS.
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
Cathedral School, Room A.
900 A. M.-Paper: European In
fiuences on American Universities" !"
BY the Reverend Frederick Sieden-
burg, S. j., Dean of the Department
of Sociology, Loyola University, Chi
cago, III.
! Discussion: Mr.. Frederick Hoppel,
A. NJ, The New World, Chicago, Ill. !;
the Reverend William Busch, st. Paul
Seminary, st. Paul, MINI.
1000 A. M.-Mathematics and
Science Section.
Paper: "The Life and Work OF
Gregory Mendel." BY the Reverend
John seliskar, st. Paul Seminary, st
Paul, MINI.
1900 A. M.-Language and Litera
ture Section.
Discussion.
General Topic: The Writing o
: English.
!. 1. "The Study of the Classics an,
, the Writing of English" BY the Yer,
Reverend H. Moynihan, President Q
st. Thomas College. st. Paul, Minu
). 2. "The Study Of Literature an,
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