Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26

1nIlSliiid MIS-.
Lizzie g. Morrison. Anna A. Murphy,
Olive w. Thomas, Bertha Cold, Amy L.
Capen, Edna I'll. Crump, Irma S. Gorton.
Kiturah Parsons, Carrie Simpson, Mary
A. Mcbride.
Manual Training-William b. Gard
ner tsubstitute), Delphine Kraemer,
Robert S. Collins, James P. Lenney, Ida
M. N~anIEsselstine Hortense Deidrlck,
Marguerite B. Todd, Robert NJ. Hanna,
Amos Chamberlain, Florence G. McCaf-
frey, Moritz Loeffler (substitute), J. Isa-
belle Warrender. Helen L.. Porter, Anna
e. Post, Clarence r. Griggs, Henry f.
Pease.
Playground Instructors.
The board also decided upon the APP
pointment of the following playground
instructors:
Belmont Avenue-Adolph Picker,
director; Raymond Smith and F. Ar
nault Seidler, assistants; Edith Cum
berland, director: Bertha NJ. Erbacher,
Rae Smith and May Allen, assistants.
Bergen Street - William Nicolai,
director; William G. Rubinow, Kath-
ryn H. Ambrose. Florence X. Doll and
Ruth l.. Walker, assistants.
Bruce Street-James r. Bridges,
director; Philip Warshawsky, Jean l..
Struthers, Irene f. Hemming and
Frances Dilworth. assistants; Kath-
reen G.. B. Maurus, director.
Burnet S~treet-Lewis H. Carris,
director; Lillian M. Kenny and James
e. Lintott, assistants.
Camden Street-David Hahn, direct
or; Harry NJ. Pier, c.. Robert Duncan.
Ethel, M. Frost, Hannah f. Sakobin
and Helen Faber du Faur, assistants;
Ethel Wallace, director.
Central Ayenue-H. r. Van Ness,
director; Clyde II. Crawford, Rena
Reeve, Dorothy Dilworth and Marian
r. Wilson, assistants; Marie A. Peiffer,
director.
Eighteenth Avenue W. Burton
Patrick, director; Gustav Herzberg,
Nathan Furst, Meyer Danufsky. Grace
f. Smith, Ida NJ. Jones, Hazel NJ.
Lantz, Helen A. Callaghan, Adeline Il,
Thurber and Refine H.. Newman, as
~sistants; Mrs. Lillian E. Dagger, director.
Elizabeth Avenue-William Becker
and Benjamin Kristal. assistants; May
AFFORD Martin, director; Anna b. Hep
burn, Eleanor Hendrickson and Maude
e. Emery, assistants.
- - AiNliiiNs
John C. Howe and Lionel Liebschutz,
assistants; Hazel y. Botsford. direct
or; Bertha NJ. Schools and Alice d..
Olds, assistants.
Hamburg Place-Leroy c. Wilsey,
director; Elmer l.. Walker and Francis
NJ. Anderson. ASSISTANTS; Gertrude V.
Reynolds, director; Blanche r. Hedden
and Julia Schwabacher, assistants.
rT-..I;.. Ctrlot Xr;a+a, u GaiJIOr
director; Florence Jerome Mccarthy,
assistant; Mildred E. Morningstern,
director; Mary c. Ware and Anna V.
Neal. assistants.
LAFAYETTE Street-Louis f. Foley,
director; j. Leo R~othschild, assistant;
Helene Tillard, director; Wilhelmina
Caldwell, assistant.
Morton Street-Frederick Brosch, ir..
director; Samuel Joachim, Louis r.
Freund and |. Benjamin Glueckfield,
assistants; Edith NJ. Simonson. direct
or: Alice Moore, Rayna c. Whitfield
and Helen Duncan, assistants.
Monmouth Street-Molly Kaufman,
director: Elizabeth r. Van Duyne and
Lillian |. Meier. assistants.
Oliver S~treet-Frank ]. Koch,
director: Alfred Jayson, assistant;
Marguerite Stewart, director; Blanche
Hull, Cornelia NJ. Allen and Elsie Cold,
assistants.
South Street-Stella Ambroze, direc-
tor. isabelle H. Williams. assistant.
State Street-Peter Filippone, direc-
tor: Anna X. Yunck, director: Ethel G.
Severance. assistant; Mary c.. Miller,
Doietta Nicholson.
Sussex Acknowledgement $. G!es
director: William B. Joachim, assist
ant; Edith G. Wade. director; Sarah z.
Whitnore. assistant; Mary l.. van
Duzer, assistant.
Thirteenth Avenue-Joseph a. G..
Eaudermann, director: Edwin A. Lam
bert. assistant; Florence NJ. Niool,
director; Lillian c. Hart. assistant;
Emma L. Payne, assistant; Ruby G..
Storch, assistant: Julia X. Dunn, as
sistant.
Washington Street-Daniel b Leary,
director; Albert II. Boni, assistant;
Samuel IEessler, assistant: Julia NJ.
S%innott, director; Rena r.. Harris, as
~sistant; Janet X. Linnett. assistant;
Evelyn Willis. assistant.
School Gardens-Lavinia Roalefs, in
Eighteenth Avenue, from May IS, 1910.
Night schools Supervisor.
Arthur Y. Taylor was appointed SUI
rervisor of night schools and A. c.
Balcom supervisor of lectures, each at
a salary of $3.50 a year, These are only
temporary appointments and will go
into effect July l.
Commissions Taylor was instru-
mental in having the committee go on
record as favoring a safe and sane OBJ
"a OF the Fourth of July.
Bids for the school supplies for the
coming year will be opened on June %.
which will be the next meeting of the
committee.