Teachers' Ass'n. Meeting Today

The Harvard Teachers' Association will hold its seventeenth annual meeting in the New Lecture Hall today. There will be two sessions, one in the morning, at 9.45, and one in the afternoon, after the annual dinner, which will be served in the Union at 1.15. At the morning session, Rev. Endicott Peabody, headmaster of Groton School, will speak on "The Training and Responsibilities of Parents," and Mr. Edward J. Goodwin, Second Commissioner of Education in the State of New York, will speak on "The School and the Home." A discussion will follow the speeches, and the session will close with the report of the committee on educational progress, delivered by its chairman, Mr. Charles R. Allen, principal of the New Bedford High School.

The after-dinner subjects are: "The Responsibilities of School Committees," by Mr. James J. Storrow '85, chairman of the Boston School Committee, and "Education as a Social Study," by Professor Henry Suzzallo, of the department of education in the Teachers' College of Columbia University.

The meetings of the association are open to the public.