Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-23

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rooms Is winning much praise for
County superintendent Atanasio Mon-
toH3. both tug tbr fine results De has
obtained and for The modern method
of displaying those results. bting
somewhat ON the plan OF the exhibits
M the New Mexico building at san
DiegO
Something like loo h2d enrolled
as members OF the educational Nssso-
citation By last even.ug
General Sessions Today.
The following is the program for
The general sessions this afternoon and
evening 80 The n3tionvl guard srmory.
2;30 y. IN.
Musio-GnIversity 90 New Mexico
band
Address-Dr. John Farrell, office
Of boys and girls club work. Wash
ngton, b. c.
Music-sanm Re High school Glee
club
Address-Dr. Michael V. OShea.
professor of education in the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin
Music Vocal trio r. Misses Jean
Forsyth. Isabel Ward Helen Chand-
Ter, Silver City.
Announcements.
s p. m.
MuSic-NeW Mexico Normal Uni
versity Glee club.
Address Educating public Senti-
ment' Honorable Avian ~ White SUI
periutendent OF public instruction.
Music-Song cycle-"ln a Persian
Garden tLehmann). Mrs. Ralph NJ.
Henderson, Miss Louise Thorn. h.
stanley Seder, Robert Sewel. Mrs.
Mabel stevens Himoe.
AddreSs-"ThOmas jefferson, the
Radical Hon. John j. Lentz, Column
bus. O.
Nlusic-solo-Mis Elizabeth Car
rett, Las Cruces.
Announcements.
Two social events last evening were
staged side by side, only a thin parti-
ton OF the Alyarado separating the
banquet rooms, In one of which the
new order OF school danes gave its
first banquet, with Mrs Cora Wilson
stewart, Mrs. Avian n. White and
ana Miss Elizabeth Garrett as guests
of honor, and in the other of which
the Schoolmasters' club held its an
nual banquet, with Hon. John j.
Lentz Or Michael Y. O'Shea and rep
resentatives of the press as guests Of
honor.
At the former banquet. Mrs, Gull
berson, Of Portalcs, was in the chair
and those for whom covers were laid
besides those mentioned above were:
Mrs. Josie Lockard, Mrs. Wallace
Quinn, Miss ECkels. Miss Goebel, Mrs
Rupert +. Asplund, Mrs. George Dix
on. Mrs Blazier. Mrs NJ. l.. Blaney.
At the banquet of the Schoolmasters
club. Dr. David II. Boyd presided.
Toasts were responded to as follows;
Welcome" by }. H. Vaughan; What
one Can Learn After Forty Years, -
by Alhau n. White; "Goodfellowship
Among Teachers, by Or, 0'Shea;
Sanitation In Schools by G. c. Hill,
and others The concluding and main
address was by eX-Congressman j. j.
Lentz and it was a masterpiece. After
describing HOoseheart ana telling OF
episodes in its daily experience in
training boys, he launche into pre-
roration that was brilliant aqd went
to the heart
This evening, the Normal school in
structors will banquet at the church
adjoining the high school building.
The science section is also planning
a banquet for that time.
Today the great guns at the general
meetings in the afternoon and evening
will be Felix Martinez, Hon. j. j.
Lent as well as DR.. O'Shea. The
last named, as well as Mrs. Stewart,
viii also address section meetings.
Dr.. O'Shea will speak before the pa
irons section at 1890. Students from
the Normal university VIII present
folk games at this session. The an
nual business meeting win follow and
representatives Of parent-teachers So
cieties are requested to register at
room No. 205 In the high school build
ing at 9:45 a. m.
Las Vegas sent three passenger
coaches loaded down with teachers
and Normal university students Santa
Fe yesterday sent 100 visitors on one
train and the High School Glee club
arrives today. In addition quite
number of business men and others
came by automobile Among these
was Tom H. Doran, proprietor of the
MOnte2uma hotel who did such ef-
fectiye work IN landing the cattle
mems convention for Albuquerque and
now hopes that Santa Zee VIII get the
educational convention.
The exhibit yesterday credits to the
Pueblo Indian day schools should have
been credited to the Rio Grande In
dustrial school.
one of the attractive features Of
the meetings of the ~ NJ. e. A. is
the exhibit Of the state university de-
partment of electrical engineering.
This exhibit is placed in the base
ment Of the library building and not
with the other exhibits on the floors
above. for the reason that the heavy
machines could not be safely operat
ed off the ground floor. series Of
plaeards directs the visitor to the eX-
hibit
The display consists of n dynamo
and motor testing laboratory. in ac-
tual operation and with students in at
tendance, securing data for their cleo
trical engineering laboratory work at
the library building instead of at the
laboratories on the hill.
Probably the most interesting fea- /,
ture OF the exhibit is a novel switch
board constructed in the university
shops. At this an operator sits, hav-
inc under control within the length /
of his arm all Of the apparatus which /
is SO busily humming.
The exhibit Is under direct charge /
of Prof. J. G. Brenneman, OF the uni |
versity department of electrical on !
AT 1880 o'clock this afternoon au-
will be az the national /
guard armory To take the teachers on /
a free ride about Albuquerque and |
vicinity
A. f. James, expert of the New
Mexico Tax Payers association, will
this forenoon address the section OF
county superintendents.
Janice Wiley. a sweet-lOoking miss
from Portales, yesterday forenoon
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