The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

i glnia and Columbia University; two
years course at Teachers College;
instructor in Virginia summer schools;
teacher in public schools OF Fredericks-
burg; scholarship in History at
Teachers College l910-1oll.
Dora j. Dadmun. English. educated
in High School Wntertown, Mass: y.
Is in liberal arts, Boston University;
summer work at Harvard and Chau
tauqua; experience as teacher in Nc
COLON Institute New Hampshire: West
Virginia Conference Seminary; princi-
pal ard superintendent schools. Will
mington. Mass; principal Hopkins
Academy, IIadley, Mass.
Annie i. Anthony, modern languages;
private tutors and public schools of
Amherst county; Danville College for
| Young Ladies': a. Il and y. VI. gradu-
ate Randolph Macon Womnn's College;
taught in Valley Female College. VIM
chester; Clintwood Normal College; the
public schools of Virginia: Hardin Col
lege, Mexico. Mo. has taken special
summer work at University Of Virginia
and Johns Hopkins.
Bernicc NJ. White. director OF music
graduate Auburn High School. New
York; graduate New York Normal
School. Cortland. y. Y; summer work
at New York University and Cornell
University; member vcsper choir and
L
tor OF chorus choir. State Street NJ. T..
Church. Ithaca, n. Y: grade teacher
1 in public schools. Ithaca. y. Y; teacher
Of music in public schools. Ithaca. ~.
~.
Cary Graves. director physical educa-
ton. educated at Bedford City High
School; A. b. Presbyterian College for
Women. Charlotte, ". c.; two summers
work at University of Virginia: one
gu cch
, slcal Education, also private jnstruc-
tor in physical educaGon; principal
/ public schools in Wise county: direc-
tor girls gymnastics at Fredericks+
burg College
DR.. Anne Humphreys. resident ply
stefan and instructor in biology, cdu-
Gated privately by her father. Profess
sor NJ. w Humphreys, of University of
Virginia; attended Piedmont Fema}e
{ Institute, charlottesville; studcn. for
three years at Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College, completing all the work
offered in natural science; prominent
there in athletics; four years in Uni
veF5ity OF Michigan as student in mcdi-
cine and surgery. graduating cum
honore in 1907; extra clinical work in
Chicago; inferno for one year In Min
ncapolis; practitioner of medicine in
Norfolk from 1909 to 1911; member
Norfolk county Medical Society. Medi-
cal Society of Virginia. American Mcdi-
cal Association, Sea board Medical So
ciety. Public Health Education Com
mittec. DR.. Humphreys was rs a med
ical student one of eight in her class
who passed without condition.
Nora C. Willis. instructor in instrn
mental music, educated in public
schools of fredericksburg and at Fred
ericksburg College; graduate In piano,
harmony and theory of music, Fred
ericksburg College: pupil OF Leroy
Barte Campbell. Berlin; pupil OF Jacob
Reinhardt. Richmond; piano teacher in
Williamson Presbyterian Academy;
, piano teacher in Womans College,
! Richmond.
Marion C. Forbes. head of the home.
graduate Of State Female Normal
School. Farmvillo; taught for several
terms in public schools of Houston and
! Radford. Va; for past ten years head
OF the home at Woman's College. Rich
mond
Gunyon NJ. Harrison, superintendent
electrical department and assistant in
| mathematics; full graduate of ". NJ: l.:
In electrical engincering;, principal
White Stone High School; served for
| several years in electrical department
of Union Pacific Railroad; engaged in