Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-04
FOR NIGHT SCHOOLS
FIRST MEETING OF TEACHERS
HELD YESTERDAY.

The first meeting of the teachers of the
public night schools was held at the Frank
lin School yesterday, the new director, b.
w. Murch, successor to s. Elliott Kramer,
presiding. Work for the coming year was
outlined and the following appointments
| and assignments announced:
White schools, Night Business High.
1st street between B and C-E NJ. Wilson.
principal; A. w. Miller. arithmetic; A. L.
Howard, bookkeeping; L. w. Mattern. Eng
fish; H. w. Draper. English: Miss M. p.
Ffannery. shorthand; Miss B. Forrer. type
writing. and Miss Baldwin. substitute.
Franklin, 18th and K streets-C. K. Finck-
ell principal; Miss M A. Mcmahon. eighth
grade; Miss *. e. Rawlings, seventh grade,
Miss e. r. Vose. sixth grade; Miss NJ s.
Howell, fifth grade and below; Mss l.. M.
brennan, typewriting, and Miss o. E. III
rickson and Miss NJ. Stockard, foreign
class.
Jefferson, 9Th street and Virginia avenue
southwest-C. N. Thompson pr -ncipal; E. E.
Stacey eighth grade; Mrs. L. S. Welsh.
seventh grade; Miss H. A. Brecht, sixth
grade; Miss Nj. M. Donovan, fifth grade;
Raymond w. Pullman, typewritng; E. J.
Dakfn. manual training, and Mrs. NJ. A.
Burns cooking.
Wallach. Pennsylvania avenue and 7th
street southeast-Miss E. C. Westcott,
principal: Fl. H. Burroughs, seventh and
eighth grades; Mrs. Milford, fifth and sixth
grades, and Miss Bentley, fourth grade and
below.
Corcoran, Georgetown-C A. johnson,
principal; Miss Craighll, sixth. seventh and
eighth grades, and Miss Glenn, fifth grade
and below.
Gales. LIST and streets northwest
Charles Hart, principal: Miss M E. Comp
ton, eighth grade; Miss NJ. R. O'Brien,
seventh grade; Miss b. L. PuIizze, sixth
grade; Miss ]. e. Hodgklns, fifth grade and
below. and Miss E. M. Helms, tyreWriting.
The principals of all white schools will be
at their respective buildings to issue tickets
o .u aa.nlssion on Friday and Saturday even
lngs OF this week, from & TO 8 o'clock The
principals of colored schools, as announced
IN The Star yesterday, will be at the four
poiidlnss-the Armstrong Manual Training
oehool. street between LIST and Sd streets
northwest; the Garnet School building, 10th
ana Y streets northwest the Stevens School
building. 2lst street between and T,
StIeets northwest, and the Randall School
building, 1st and 1 streets southwest
A meeting for the distribution of admis-
sion cards will be held tomorrow and Fri
day from 6:30 to $3.50 O'Clock
AS has been the case in previous years
the regular sessions of the schools will be
held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights of each week. There will be classes
Tor whites in cooking at the jefferson School
on Wednesday and Friday nights and at
~ ii street northwest on Monday and
w ednesday evenings. The work in manual
training will be taught at the Jefferson
School by E. ]. Dakin.
The schools to be opened at the Walach,
Capitol Hill. and the Corcoran, George
town, for white pupils, and the Garnet.
10Th and streets northwest, for colored
pupils are additional schols. Mr. Murch
fears that with three new buildings and the
same appropriation as last year the session
of the night schools will be shortened to
about five months. Hours for the white
schools will be from 7:30 to 9 pm; for COL
ored schools, to 10 pm.