Glencoe Teachers Discuss Art at National College of Education
Francis Marion Arnold presented a lecture on paintings in the Art Institute and where to find them as part of the Art Appreciation course at the National College of Education on Tuesday July 21. A lecture and tour program including Ravinia events and a separate talk by David Dushkin highlighted College activities for the week.
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Glencoe
Art Institute
Francis Marion Arnold
National College of Education
Arnold
Sarah J. Conwell
Ravinia
David Dushkin
Glencoe Public Schools
Nationa College of Education
Whiteman to Perform Sunday Night Concerts at Edgewater
Paul Whiteman and his orchestra present a series of Sunday night concerts at the Edgewater Beach hotel from 9 to 10 15. The program emphasizes American music with specially prepared pieces.
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Paul Whiteman
Edgewater Beach
Mr. Whiteman
Ednar Dean Baker Hosts Informal Supper at Shawnee Club
Miss Ednar Dean Baker president of the National College of Education entertained twenty friends at a casual supper party at Shawnee Country Club Sunday. The event honored two faculty members who are leaving.
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Ednar Dean Baker
National College of Education
Shawnee Country Club
Visit Children’s Homes Tour by Education Group
Miss Martha Fink led a large group of Summer School students on Saturday July 18 visiting Dundee Illinois City of Childhood and Moosehart. The trips also included Hull House Chinatown Field Museum and a psychology clinic at the Illinois Institute of Juvenile Research led by Dr Louise Farwell.
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Martha Fink
Department of Parent Education
National College of Education
Story Lady Miss Hughes Hosts Children's Story Time
Mary Winner Hughes librarian of Wilmette Public Library led a children’s storytelling program at the National College of Education on July 22. She presented folk tales and animal life stories to Mrs. Minnie Campbell’s Summer School class during tea in the Alumnae room.
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Mary Winner Hughes
Wilmette Public Library
National College of Education
Minnie Campbell
Hughes
Motion picture for children at Field Museum
The Silent Enemy, a famous motion picture about North American Indians, will be shown free for children today under the James Nelson and Anna Louise Raymond Foundation. The 10 o clock screening will take place in the James Simpson theater at Field Museum, with children from Chicago and surrounding suburbs invited to attend.
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James Nelson and
Anna- Louise Raymond
Field Museum of Natural History
James Simpson
Chicago
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