Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-29


Miss Mary Black. the mountains; BERTHE Torley,
Sewickley; Maggie Clancy. Detroit.
Principal l. H. Eaton, of the Forbes School.
will go TO the seashore; Miss Emma Lupton. the
Far West; Jennie Hope, the seashore ana
mountains; Name Cowan. Cresson; Kate Finn,
Halifax and mountains: Kate Nicholson,
mountains; Jean Myers. Oil City: Belle
Dougherty. Newport and Logansport. Miss Nc
Masters, of the Grant School, will locate at
Arlington, the Misses Lindsay at Cresson Miss
Riddle at Quincy, H.; Miss lakewood will visit
her sister in the northern part Of Pennsylvania.
Where the Rest Will Go.
OF the Soho contingent of teachers, Miss M.
=. Loudeu will 90 as far west as Idaho; Miss
McClaren. Chautaueua; Mary Rosser, Aggle
Glover, Atlantic City; Katie Hughes. Cheat
river; Anna Dickson, Toronto, o. Miss Lizzie
Edwards, of the PEBBLES School, will take in
the beauties of Mountain Lake Park;
Miss Berry Miss Eades and Miss
ware. and Miss Sadie Johns, Indiana.
towship. Miss Carrie Bard of the Bellefield
school, will enjoy the time at Cleveland and on
THE Lakes;n the Misses Lou and jessie Hill,
Deer Park; Miss Katie Anderson and Hannah
Watkins, ChautauQua; the Misses Mildred and
Emma Shelter intend going to Washington
State; Miss Belle Hamer " heeling; Miss Han
nah Jones, of the Second avenue school, Gin
cinnati; Eva Conrad, Cleveland.
Principal Fisher, of the Washington schools,
will attend the State Teachers Association at
Manch Chunk. and then spend a short time at
the Summer Normal Schools at Altoona and
ROmney. w. Va. Miss Kate Neiper, of
the North School, will enjoy the
breezes at Brigantine Beach: Miss
will visit her sister in Colorado. Prof. Mckee.
of the Homewood school, will probably be the
only Pittsburger to ATTEND the National Teach
ers' Association at ST. Paul Miss E. NJ.
Young, Miss Kuhn and Miss E. NJ. Bridge. of
the Highland. will all be at Ocean Grove: Miss
McGonnigle and Miss Nicholson, Cincinnati;
Miss Jillson, Somerset
The parents of the pupils, and the many
friends of the teachers, undoubtedly wish the
latter, whether they be ''stay-at-homes" or
'abroads," pleasant vacation.
Odds and Ends From the Schools.
THE payroll yesterday for the city teachers
amounted to S35 O2S 81.
THE report of the examination for admission
TO the High School will not likely be published
before Wednesday morning.
Miss MCNAMEE, who has resigned her posi-
tion in the Howard School, resigned with the
intention Of entering convent.
On Friday Principal Proudfir, of the o'Hara
school, presented 50 books TO as many pupils,
which were earned by being present every day
OF the school year.
THE Mt. Albion school children will picnic
at Hutton tomorrow. The pupils of room IL,
At Scheuley Park.
THE pupils of the Luckey Schools picnicked
at Baden on Friday; the O'Hara at Hutton; the
Morse School had reception day Cd Thursday
and the treat occurred on Friday.
Miss h. ROTH of the Washington School,
was married last Tuesday to AIr. Davis, of the
Pennsylvania National Bank. Miss Jennie
Turner was elected to succeed her.
LAST Thursday the pupils of Room 81, Sixth
Allegheny. gave a surprise party in honor of
their teacher, Miss Sarah J. Gardner, thus
showing their appreciation of her kindly SER
vices.
BY the kindness Of Mr.. John Dimling, the
caterer and confectioner, on Market street, the
pupils of the Fourth ward school enjoyed the
luxury of an ice cream festival at the close of
the term. They are all very loud in their
praises Of Mr.. DImling.
MANY of the ex-pupils of Miss NJ. J. Policy,
of the Soho school. gave her a delightful sur
prise last Friday evening. Among the party
were Messrs. Will McAdams. w Wolf. George
Hommel, P. Hommel, d. Schaum, Katie Nc
Kinley 3. McCue, A Whitehead, and many
others.
AT the Garfield building, Nineteenth ward,
reception day was observed on FRIDAY At
present but five of the rooms are occupied but
it is the intention of the directors to furnish
the remaining three rooms during vacation,
and have them ready for occupancy in Sep
tembeT.
AMONG the exhibits prepared for the Expo
sion is an industrial chart from the Highland
school, showing the different processes that
wool undergOes, from its removal from the
Sleeps back, to its weaving into cloth. Ac-
companying it are stories on the subject from a
number of pupils. 1t is indeed surprise in
educational teaching.
THE entertainment at the Grant School last
Thursday afternoon was a great success the
board work being special feature for admira-
tion. The exhibition consisted of dialogues
songs, tennis drill and play representing %
different characters. many of them being a
take-of on a number of ShaKesperian cbarac-
teIs which was very unique. The pupils were
given treat on Friday.
A NUMBER of vacancies can be recorded.
Miss Davis, the assistant principal of the
Homewood School, will not be an applicant, |
Miss Mvra Dull, of the same school, will attend
q normal school the coming year. Miss Z. NJ. |
Taggart, of the Mt Washington School left |
on Thursday for Los Angeles and will in all |
probability locate there. The vacancy caused |
by Miss Benton's resignation in this school is |
also 70 be filed Miss Douthett, of the Mt.
Albion School, has resigned.
A MOONLIGHT Maid.
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