The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-22
YOUNG LADIES
PLAN TO TAKE
: EUROPEAN TRIP
MISS NEFF, IN COMPANY WITH
SCHOOL FRIENDS, WILL
SPEND SUMMER IN
EUROPE.
SAIL JULY FIRST
Will Visit Italy, Switzerland, Ger
many, Holland, Belgium
France, England and
Scotland.
SAIL JULY FIRST

Miss Hazel Neff in company with
Miss Porter the art instructor at
Greensboro female college where Miss
Neff has been teaching the past year
and two other young ladies will take
an extended trip through Eu- ope
this summer. tlg
They will sail from Boston July
first on the White Star line, on the
Steam ship Canopir" The following
is brief resume of the many treats
which are in store for them:
They will touch land at the Azores
Islands, midway in the Atlantic,
calling at Ponta Delgada. Next they
will pass through the historic straits
Of Gibralter, looking upon one hand
TO the rocks unchanged since the
Pharoahs beheld them, and from there
away to the dread home of the pirat
es of Morocco.
They will visit quaint Naples, Mt.
Vesuius and Pompeii, the ancient
city which it buried, Amalfi. Sorre
nto and the picturesque Island Of
Capri. From here they will 90 to
Rome, and they have not yet an
nounced whether or not they will
call on his Highness, the Pope.
However they will surely see the
Coliseum and the ancient Forum
where Julis Caesar and Mark
Anthony spoke OF old.
They will take a look at the lean
ing tower at Pisa, will revel in the
City of Florence with its long line
of artists and musicians. They will
ride in gondola in Venice, visit
stately Milan and Bavens on Lake
Maggiore.
Through the Simp.om Pass, which
has baffled many an army of yore,
they will drive in comfort, drinking
in to the full the marvel and glory
of the beautiful Alps. They will
call at the Castle of Chil1on, shud-
dering for the famous prisoner, who
has so long since gone hence. They
will take a steamer across that
much lauded Lake Gene va, the Cry st. ]
heart of Switzerland. They will
admire the bears at Berne, ride by
steamer across Lake Thun from
Scherligen to Interlaken, whence
they will go by mountain railway
to Lucerne, Passing the Falls IN the
Rhine and wondering at its ancient
castles, they will come to the mys-
terious Black Forrest, black IN its
history of crimes. but now a mere
American grove, and on to CAT
Heidelberg, du fine,' with its fam
Gus university and its beer tuns.
By Rhine steamer they will 90 from
Mavence to Boun, or Colog lie. Here
Miss Neff will leave her party for
visit at Berlin. Thence to Amster-
dam. with its thrifty marts. to
Marker. to the Hague, Antwerp and
Brussels.
Tt could not be expected of four
lasses that they would miss "gay
Paris and they are no exception to
the rule. From there they will
visit London. where Miss Neff wils
halt and take some lessons Of
Shakespeare, the great vocalist, the
teacher also of Prof. Owens. They
will visit the University at Oxford.
drive from Leaning ton to Kennil
worth. with its famous castle, see
the sights at Warrick, and do hon.
age to Shakespeare's hone at
Standardization.
From Stratford-on-Avon they VIII
90 north to Chester, through Carl
isle, to Edinburg, the home of Sir
Walter Scott, to Glasgow, that city
so noted for its clean street, and
successful municipal enterprises.
From Glasgow they will board
their steamer for home, arriving at
Montreal on September fourth.
That is, their plan is to take ship
for home. If some daring Cossack
or Scottish Earle offers sufic ent in,
ducement, the party may not return
at all, for
"the best laid plans of mice and
men (and maids
Gang aft aglee. .
Miss Neff hopes. to visit Plym-
outh on her return, before taking
np her work at Greesboro for an
other year. She has generously
promised to write for the Re
publican an account of her expert
ences while abroad, so our readers
may expect a most interesting
letter.