Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-30
Educational Echoes.


THE High School Committee holds its regr
lar meeting next Friday evening.
THE report of the High School examination
will likely be ready for the public on Wedne;
| day evening.
THE Firsi ward or Duquesne public schoo
pupils enjoyed delightful outing at Alieuipp
| Grove yesterday.
The Teachers Library will be opened durinl
i, July and August on Wednesdays only. Th
| hours will be from 1880 A. M. to 4:S0 P. M.
Rooms 10 and IL of the Hazelwood schoo
picnicked at Glenwood Park on Friday. Til,
little folks of No l held a high carnival a
Blair's Grove.
MISS Lillian RICE, of the Hiland school, ha
resigned to accept position in the Fifth war(
school, Allegheny The Hiland School Boarl
meets Tuesday to elect teacher.
MISS TAGGART, who has been mentioned az
having been a candidate for one of the yacan.
cies caused by the trouble in the Moorhead
school, denies that she was candidate, as dc
the directors.
THE State Teachers Association meets a,
Luckey addresses the teachers on the 9th. Some
20 teachers from Pittsburg and Allegheny will
join the throng.
ACCORDING to his annual custom, Prof
Proudft presented book to each pupil who
had attended every day during the year, and
ward for their constancy.
MISS D.SMcLANE, formerly of the.Moorhead
school, and one of the excursiopists to CaIifor-
MIA last July, was married the other day to a
gentleman in Washington Territory. The new
State has been Miss McLane's objective point
for the past year, where she has been engaged
in teaching.
MISS MINNIE LANG, Miss Efie Butler, Miss
Sadie Brooks. Miss Eliza Gregg and Prof. Dodd,
of the Allegheny High School, left for New
York via Washington where they will sail on
tuesday on the Arizona for trip through Eu-
rope. They will take in England, Ireland Scot
land, France, Germany, Switzerland and Rome.
They will be gone about three months.
Mr.. OssIAN LUcKEY was treated to a penu.
inc surprise by number of his young compan-
ions last Thursday evening. 1t was his 18th
birthday, and he thought he would have all the
dominion that day, but his young friends came
and had say, and presented him with valua-
pie set OF carpenters tools. A gay evening was
spent by the company
THE following named pupils of the Soho
school were present every day during the entire
school year. Mollie Harper, Emma Saalback,
Mary Born, Mary Henry, James Henry, Paul
Hyde. David Edwards, Willie Fawcett. Harry
Conrad, John Howe. Lena Ebkin, Willie Har-
per, Gustie Reiser, Willie Davis, Clara WILL
hide, Edgar Fawcett Harry Reiser. LOWE Com
rad, Thomas Klrkwood, Blaine Snow.
THE teachers of the Fortieth street building,
Seventeenth ward, gave the two departing
ladies, Miss Law and Mrs. Munnis, a farewell
dinner last Wednesday. Miss Law was pre-
sented with handsome picture and Mrs. Mum
mis- chair. The ladies of the Main street
building gave like honor to Miss Cannon who
is to be married on Tuesday or Thursday. A
marble clock and bronze ornaments were given
as remembrance.
THE Washington schools, Seventeenth ward,
have lost three of the old corps of teachers.
Miss Gertie Law was married last Thursday to
Mr.. Frank H. McWilliams: Mrs. Munnis has
retired; Miss Jennie Canon will be married on
vale schools. The Misses Alma Bell. Anna
Cameron and Jennie Stevens have been elected
to the vacancies. The Misses Blackford, Sin
ming and Cuddy are substitutes. Miss Canon's
vacancy is yet to be filed.