The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-25
BUSINESS SESSIONS
TO-DAY IN FORENOON
No Fewer Than Seventeen Meetings
Begin simultaneously At
O'Clock This Morning.
DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS
The Ten Congressional District Teach
crs' Associations VIII Meet For
short Period At 1890 Today--Dr.
Tate, OF Peabody. Speaks Tonight

All business meetings scheduled 1or
todny's sessions OF the educators con-
ference will take place in the lofe-
noon. the afternoon being lett open
to the visiting teachers, trustees an''
patrons that they may ENJOY tae ho'i
day in such manner as appears aiios'
to them. e.,
The only event on the program LOT
the afternoon is the exhibition OF ecu
c.t,ona1 moving pictures at William
Fox school at 2:30 o'clock. These VIII
attract many who appreciate the
sdaptation of the film to education
For the entertainment of visiting
educators this afternoon there are
holiday matinees at the Academy OF
Music, with Guy Bates Post in omar.
the Tentmaker'; at the strand
Theater with John Warner and MISS
Grayce Scott in 'Strongheart' at the
Bijou, with an attractive presentation
of Triangle Films; at the Lyric, WITH
Keith vaudeville. and at the Superior
the Isis. the Colonial. the Little. the
4 New. and other movie houses. feature
films in multiple reels There Is the
football game at Broad-Strcet park,
with Virginia and North Carolina
universities in the annual struggle.
Movies At Fox School.
While all these are bidding TINS
afternoon
teachers, principals, superintendent,
trustees and others. they still viii have
alternative in wide variety. There are
hundreds of spots of historic and IN
dustrial interest in and near the city.
and many OF these Will be visited dur
ing the afternoon off from routine
and from speeches.
A. William Fox School this after
noon there will be in addition 20 the
moving pictures, an address by Mrs
Max West Of the children's bureau a:
Washington. who viii tell What the
United States is Doing for Children.
M fewer than seventeen meetings
ere scheduled to begin al o'e3o3K
this morning They are with their
places Of meeting, as follows
Many Meetings Today.
pnna rtnent of Rural Teachers, att
ditoriun administrative eutidinG. Ne2
East Marshall Street.
Department Of Primary Teachers
.rohn Marshall High School audito-
RUM
Denartnert of Grsmnlnr-Gfade
Teachers Ruffuer school auditorium
ps.par;uent Of principals, Virginia
Mechanics Institute.
Cooperative Education Association
roonl III
Normal Training Section. room - /
Music Teachers Section, room go.
English re h G 80 Association.
House of Delegates
History Teachers Section. room
aoB.
room 2a3-
science Teachers Section. room 2o7'
Nedern Language Association. room
Agriculture Teachers Section. room
2t5
2te.
tsndersa rton Union. room 2ot.
conference of Division Sup@rin-
,rnaents. chamber o( Commerce au-
school Trustees ASSOCIATION room
3lo.
Where room number Is given. the
rooms are in John Marshall H'sh
school
The r,xecutice Committee of the
State Teachers Association Will meet
in room 2o2 ut $50 this morning
At II o'clock general mee'lhs o.
.he Cooperative I'D lcation Associa-
M, VIII he had in the high school
auditorium.
Congressional district teachers as
a,ciations al i2.3o O'Clock will be held
in the following rooms:
FRS, District, room I'll; Second
District, room 2i2: Third DISTRICT
room eos. Fourth District, room va
Fifth District, room eos; sixth Dis'
trict. room 2os. Seventh bassr,ct'
room ce7 Eighth District. room 2os,
Ninth District. room 200; Tenth Dis
trict. room 2lo.
The general meeting tonight at s;ia
o'clock in the auditorium of John Mar,
shall High school will be presided
over by Or. Alderman. of the Uni
yersity of Virginia. The chief spea ger
will be DR. William Knox rate 81
George Peabody School for Teachers