Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1916
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Mademoiselle Piffault, one of our artists from abroad, will deliver a lecture on "Why I Do Not Teach German Now." "How to Walk Twenty Miles an Hour" is the next topic and should engage the attention of everyone present. Madame Zeeck will give her own personal experiences.
Miss Mattoon, our wonderful psychologist, will address the audience.
You who are not especially interested in the rather frivolous topics di- before, will thoroughly enjoy the two-hour lecture on "Mind Reading From a Psycholog...ical Standpoint." This is followed by a short, but very instructive "Beauty Talk," by Miss Higgins.
Our next number is very different from any that have come before.
Miss A. M. Riddle will talk for ten minutes on "My Wonderful New Cough Cure." Miss McFarland is assistant to our magician, and she will tell how to get into a shoe box and out again without raising the lid.
The lecture on Kindergarten Methods, without which no Chautauqua would be complete, will be given by Miss Tate, who is particularly well fitted by her experience to lecture on this subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mademoiselle Piffault, one of our artists from abroad, will deliver a lecture on "Why I Do Not Teach German Now." "How to Walk Twenty Miles an Hour" is the next topic and should engage the attention of everyone present. Madame Zeeck will give her own personal experiences.
Miss Mattoon, our wonderful psychologist, will address the audience.
You who are not especially interested in the rather frivolous topics di- before, will thoroughly enjoy the two-hour lecture on "Mind Reading From a Psycholog...ical Standpoint." This is followed by a short, but very instructive "Beauty Talk," by Miss Higgins.
Our next number is very different from any that have come before.
Miss A. M. Riddle will talk for ten minutes on "My Wonderful New Cough Cure." Miss McFarland is assistant to our magician, and she will tell how to get into a shoe box and out again without raising the lid.
The lecture on Kindergarten Methods, without which no Chautauqua would be complete, will be given by Miss Tate, who is particularly well fitted by her experience to lecture on this subject.
What to read after Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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