The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

ger of the Crosby Bros. Co, Topeka
Address, How You Could Improve Your
Stenographic Product" James NJ. Kirk
patrick. national president of the knights
and Ladies of Security, Topeka
ing Mabel Roseberry, Osawatomie high
Discussion, L. L. Partridge Topeka high
Paper. Some Salient Points in the
Teaching of Shorthand" Winnifred Bowen,
Osborne high school.
school.
Report of Committee on Standards.
Drawing Round Table
Thursday. November s, D. M, Room No.
Al, Manual Training High School.
Chairman, Blanche Cassidy, supervisor of
drawing, Leavenworth.
Courses Be Made More Practical?
Discussions-Com and Profess
sional Articles.
l. II A. Burger, of the Burger Engraving
Company.
II. Clarence R. Mills, manufacturer and
III. Alex Rindskoff, interior decorator
and eOstumer-
what Can Be Done in Rural Art
Wars Effect Upon American Art" NJ.
E. Moore, Leayenworth.
Discussion of papers.
German Round Table.
Thursday, November s, 2 D. H. First
Lutheran Church, Fifth and Harrison.
Chairman, Mary Harrison. high school,
Topeka.
Address, why Teach German in the
Junior High Schools" E-,E. Gift, Manhat-
tan.
Address, 1.-THE Texts and Methods for
German in Junior High Schools Babetta
Stadler, EmpoFia.
Reports of Committees.
History Round Table.
Thursday November s. p. M. Memorial
Hall, Tenth and Jackson streets.
Chairman, Arthur NJ Hyde, Washburn
Address i"Naadad Embellishments in HE
tory Teaching" David Snedden, Teachers
college, Columbia university.
tbA ns Of in
Discussion what History and How
Much Shall Be Given, and How Much
Shall Be Required in the High School -
o. Il. Seyster J. .. Hall and H G. Lull.
Discussion "Readjustment of History
Teaching Made Necessary by the World
War" the discussion based on a pamphlet
to be issued in September by the Federal
Bureau of Education.
Business Session: Reports of commit
tees, election of officers, etc.
Household Arts Round Table.
Christian Church. Topeka Avenue be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets
Chairman, Elizabeth Spragus, University
of Kansas.
Address, applied Art in Home Eco
Address. Recent Developments in High
t'thtOt 1hclAbds. Jenny H. SHOW. lineage
Discussion The Use of the Syllabus
on Home Economics" Nellie Waddington.
Wichita; Elizabeth Bye, Emporia normal ;
Zoe Wolcott. Pittsburg.
Address, Opportunities and Response
bilities of Home Economics in War Time y
Mrs. Alice P. Morton, National Home Eco
Monies association.
Frances Brown, Manhattan.
Cleaned from Afar-New York Alba
Bales. Pittsburg: Chicago. SybiI woodruff.
Lawrence; Portland, Ore. Essie HeyIe,
Kansas City.
Latin Round Table
Thursday. November s. p. m.
United Presbyterian church, Eighth and
Topeka avenue
Chairman, Laura Ewing, Topeka
Address. Vocational Latin" A. T.
Walker. University, Of Kansas
Address. Special English Latin Vocab-
ularies for First Year Classes Patti San
) Music. Topeka High School chorus,
Address. 4 Patriotic Message Message From the
Classics, Homer K Ebright, Baker uni
The Caesar Glass and the World War
Qllustrated), F. L. Black, State Normal
Music Round Table.
Thursday, November s. p. IN
Academic High School auditorium
Chairman, Bessie Miller. Kansas City
Topics for discussion:
A A Standard Course in Public School
Music:
a Grades
b. Junior High School.
C. High School
3. Material Tried and Used
a. Observation-Disclosures
b. Programs and Entertainments
C. Appreciation.
c. The Correlation of Music With Other
Subjects
Address. a Message to the Supervisors,
Prof. Arthur NeYin. University of Kansas
Address. Love in Life and in Music,
Alma Webster Powell. New York City
Manual Arts Round Table.
Thursday November s. T. M
First Congregational church, Seventh and
Harrison Streets