Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-11-17
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
FIFTIETH MEETING
Maryland State Teachers Associa-
tion In Baltimore
NOVEMBER rs, II AND Is
Sections For Grammar And High
Schools Home Economies
Department.
NOVEMBER 26, n AND 2S

Department.
On account of the Fifteenth Annual
Meeting of the Maryland State Teach
erns' Association to be held in BaIti-
more November 26, 27 and 2S, it is
probable, this being Thanksgiving
Week, that the public schools will
have holiday.
The following are the officers of the
Association:
President-Sydney S. Handy, st.
Johns College, Annapolis; First Vice
President, William ]. Holloway, Sails
bury; Second Vice-President, Sarah E.
Richmond. Towsoa; Treasurer, Dr. r.
Bergman. Station d. Baltimore; |;
Secretary. Hugh w. Caldwell, Chesa-
peake City; Eecutive Committee, Sgd
ney S. Handy, William j. Holloway, G.
Lloyd Palmer of Frederick, A. H.
Krug of Baltimore City College, and
David E. Weglien OF Baltimore.
The general program follows:
MONDAY, NOV. &c, 8 A. M. TO IL M.
Visiting city school
1880 P. M. to p NJ, at the Western
High School. Luncheon and recep-
ton to country teachers by city teach
ers, Lyric Theatre.
400 p. NJ, Lyric Theatre, Sydney S.
Handy, ST. Johns College, President
State Teachers Association. presid-
ing.
Song, America" by audience.
Chorus by the young ladies of the
Teachers Training School, under the
direction of Mr.. John Denues.
Invocation, DR.. Thomas Lewis,
President Western Maryland College
Address of welcome, Mayor James
]. Preston, Baltimore City.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
teachers, by Superintendent Charles
J. Kock, Baltimore City.
Chorus, young ladies of Teachers
Training School
Response to the addresses of well
come. DR.. M. Bates Stephens, Super
intendent of Education.
500 p M, Lyric Theatre Music by
City. College Orchestra. Governor
Emerson C. Harrington, presiding, in
troduced by Dr. Thomas Fell, of st.
Johns College.
Address, DR.. p. p. Claxton, United
States Commission OF Education.
Exhibition of gymnastics and folks
dancing.
Pageant, Maryland's part in our ma
tional struggles, by 100 young ladies
of the State Normal School
Star-Spangled Banner.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a.
$50 P NJ, Baltimore City College,
Prof Charles Meyers, presiding.
Address by Prof. T. H. Briggs, Col
umbia University
Music.
Address by Dr. David Snedden.
$50 p. NJ, Western High School,
Prof. S. M. North, presiding.
Address by DR.. David Snedden.
Music.
Address by Prof T. H. Briggs, Col
umbia University.
500 P. NJ, Western High School, DR.
Buchner, Johns Hopkins University,
presiding.
Music by the orchestra from the
POlytecnnlc institute.
Address, DR.. Ruediger, George
Washington University.
Chorus, young ladies of Western
High School, under direction of Miss
Louise F. Bonner
Address, Home Economics and the
War.
Maryland Council of Teachers of
English.
w. w. Wilcox, President of Mary
land Council, Maryland State Normal
School. Towson. will preside.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26.
to $50, Meeting for elementary
teachers at the Western High School.
Report by joint committee on the
Educational Society of Baltimore and
the English Council will be presented
by DR.. A. H. Krug. of the Baltimore
City College. Discussion.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
to $50. Meeting for secondary
teachers. Subject for discussion
The recent report by committee of
the N. E. A. and the National Coun-
ell of Teachers of English. entitled.
THE Reorganization OF English in
Secondary Schools" Bulletin No. 2.
1917, u. S. Bureau of Education. DR..
Samuel NJ North, State High School
Supervisor, will open the discussion.
Conference ON Mathematics.
DR.. Eugene r. Smith, of Par School,
Baltimore. chairman
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 26.
to $50. Round table conference on
the subject: Should be IN
cluded in the Mathematics of the
Grammar Grades"
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q.
| 2 to $50, Round table conference on
/ the subject THE Use of Problems in
| Algebra"
Commercial Teachers.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IS.
2 to $50, Defects and merits Of the
commercial training now given in the
high schools from the business Mans
point of view.
Miss Emma Houston OF the Western
High School. will interview some OF
the prominent business men. and en-