Evening journal., 1921-06-22
EXPECT 200 At
SUMMER SCHOOL
Lecture Course Arranged
By Service Citizens Will
Again be Feature
DIR. MITCHELL TO
SPEAK JULY 10
Special to The Evening Journal.

NEWARK. June 22.-Indications
OF large enrolment at the Sum-
mer school for Teachers. which
opens at the University Of Delaware,
next Monday. are reported by the
State Board Of Education. A week
in advance Of registration day, over
one hundred application forms have
been filed in the Office of Director
W. A. wilkinson. In all probability
the number will be increased to 200
by Monday Of next week.
Unlike former years. all Of the
classes during the summer session
will be held this year at the Wo-
mems College. The two main dor
mitories. and the two emergency
buildings promise comfortable liv-
ing quarters to 200 students. The
Practice House and Harter Hall.
however, will be available II needed,
for additional dormitory quarters.
Meals under the direction Of Miss
Helen Rees dietitian at the college
two years ago and at present super
visor of Home Economies In the
public schools Of Scranton, will be
served TO the entire student group
in the dining-room at the Women's
College.
The work OF the Summer School
has been planned this year for two
classes OF students. First. to ac-
commodate those who are working
for college credits in the two-or
four-year teacher training courses;
and second. for those who. with lit
tie high school training or teaching
experience, need more elementary
work. The courses. offered may be
grouped under the general heading
Art. Education. English. History
and Social Science. Music. and Ply
sical Education. The faculty will
consist Of:
Officers OF Administration.
Walter Hullihen, Phi. D.. presi-
dent Of the University Of Delaware.
William A. wilkinson. A. NJ. direc-
tor Of the Summer School; Mary
Elizabeth Rich, b. s., dean Of wo-
men for the Summer School. and
Arthur C. Wilkinson. business ad-
ministrator.
StafT of Instructors.
Harriet Thorpe Baily ~ Art in
structor Children's University School,
New York city. fine and industrial
arts.
Ina Grace Barnes. A. M-Rural
school supervisor New Castle coun-
ty. rural school management and
language teaching in rural schools.
George e. Dutton. A. NJ, professor
OF English, University OF Delaware,
English composition.
Finley Melville Kendall Foster,
Pm. D., assistant professor of Eng
lish. University Of Delaware, juve-
nile literature, appreciation OF liter
ature
Edna b. Lick. b. S. supervisor Of
primary grades, Waterloo. Ia, pri-
mary methods.
Mamie e. Rohr. A. NJ, assistant
professor OF education. Women's
College. University OF Delaware,
arithmetic. geography. English in
elementary schools.
Mrs Annie +. Snyder. Ph. b., ru-
raj school supervisor. Sussex county.
Del, arithmetic in rural schools,
reading in rural schools
Edith l.. Van Syckie. b. s., rural
school supervisor, Kent county Del.
model rural school demonstration
teacher
Earnest V. Vaughn. Ph. D.. pro-
fessor of history and political science
University of Delaware. modern and
contemporary Europe, United States
history.
Dora Wilcox. instructor in music,
Women's College, University of Del
aware.
William A. Wilkinson, A. NJ. pro-
fessor Of education, University of
Delaware. sociology.
Genivieve Thompson Barbar, b. s..
teacher Of physical education and
hygiene. Short Hills, n. j., hygiene
and sanitation, supervision OF play.
Lecture Course Announced.
A feature this year. as in the
1890 sessions. will be the series
Of evening lectures and entertain
ments, furnished by the Service
Citizens Of Delaware Planned pri-
marily to bring the Delaware
teacher in contact with men and
women who have been conspicuous
ly successful in various fields, the
lectures are open to the public and
attract more and more. with each
recurring season men and women
from all parts Of the State TO the
university. The series as planned
this year will include ten week
night events and four Sunday eve
ming services, featured by special
musical programs. Although the
program is still incomplete, a num-
Der OF brilliant lecturers and en- e
tainers are already scheduled.
The opening lecture OF the series
viii be given on June 27th, by A. s
Cook. Superintendent OF Public In
struction State Of Maryland. who will
discuss Training Teachers in Service
Other lecturers listed include, Glenn
Frank. Editor Of the Century. who
will discuss world events; Mrs. Aug,
usta Friedewald. dramatic reader. ir
three numbers "A Kiss for Cinder
ella by J. NJ. Barre, 'Deburau" b,
Sacha Guitry and THE Hour Glass
by William Butler Yeats; Mary An
tin. on Life in the Russian Pale
Eleanor Patterson. noted New Yorl
contralto, with violin accompanies
Special programs have been plan
ned for Sunday evenings during tn
summer session, beginning with Jul
10. when Dr. s. C. Mitchell. OF tn
University Of Richmond. Virginia
former president Of Delaware Col
lege. will be the speaker. Music vii
be furnished for the occasion by
community chorus, under the direc
tion OF Miss Dora Wilcox, musica
director of the summer school. com