Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-22

WEDDINGS SHOW ROMANCE
TO BE ONE OF THREE RS
Summer Courses at Different Col.
leges Being Well Patronized.
Officials Have to Work.

! approximately 1900 teachers and 65-
600 pupils of the public schools of the
| District of Columbia are now ENJOYING
the freedom of summer vacation at the
| expiration of one Of the most success
| full years in the school life of the Cap
ital city. Many of them have already
| left the city for the mountains or aea-
shore; for extended travel in this caun-
| try and abroad: for study at univer-
| sity and college centers: for motor
| trips and camping parties and many
other kinds of recreation suited to in
dividual needs and tastes
| Dan Cupid found time to do his work
in a year crowded with scholastic eff
| fort. Wedding bells have already
been heard and their peal will sound
| throughout the summer and early fall.
J. J. Wilson of Mckinley Manual
! Training School is on his honeymoon
trip to Niagara Falls, Canada and the
| great lakes; Miss Lola May Evans of
| Central High School was married last
| Thursday. and the wedding of Miss
| Page Taylor of the same school will
| take place early in the week; Miss J.
| H. Marston of the Curtis School was
married last Wednesday and Miss Flor
Inc Walkers invitations are for Tues
day evening: Miss Edith G.. NOonan
F., will be married July 8, and Miss NJ.
l.. Pollard in August.
/ DR.. William NJ. Davidson, supern-
tendent of schools probably Will be at
| work in his Office during the entire
summer. with the exception of "a short
stay at the session of the National Ed
| ucational Association convention at
Salt Lake City early in July, and few
days attendance at the International
! Congress of School Hygiene, to be held
in Buffalo late in August. Assistant
Supt. f. L. Thurston will work out the
plan of next years organization be
fore he leaves the city in August for
a brief outing in New England
A. T. Stuart Detained Here.
| A. T. Stuart. director of intermediat tie
instruction. has many things to inves-
| tigate in the line of text books and
will not get away for his usual visit
to Atlantic City until August Miss
Elizabeth V. Brown will spend the
summer in travel on the continent, and
course in Montessori at Chicago Uni
versity. Miss Annie Wilson, director
of drawing, is taking the art course at
Columbia University. under DR.. Haney.
| Miss Frances Hungerford of the nor
NAL school is enrolled for the same
Joined the Kramer party to Europe;
Miss Emma Jacobs. director of domes-
tic science. will study methods in other
cities for the promotion of household
economics and the establishment OF
| model homes
| ]. A. Chamberlain, director of. manual
training. will work in his office at the
| Franklin most of the summer.
Supervisor 3. W. Murch will have
| charge of Fairgrounds again this sum
| mer, spending d few weeks at his old
home in Maine late in August: S. L.
| Kramer Will conduct large party to
! Europe. returning about the middle OF
| August. b. w. Patterson goes 10 Cas-
| tine. Me. during August for brief
visit: Selden NJ. Ely left the city Friday
evening for ten days stay at Indiana.
| Pa: DR.. f. S. kimball will take his Gus
I tomary New England trip: DR.. HoSmer
| NJ. Johnson will go TO Maine late in the
summer. and Miss Annie Beers will go
abroad with a party of friends
To Move Teachers Library.
! The teachers library at the Franklin
/ School probably will be moved to the
spacious quarters provided for it in the
new James Ormond Wilson School dur
ing the summer which will make ii
| necessary for both Miss Anne Cooling,
principal of the normal school and Miss
| Minna Goetz, librarian. to remain in the
city during a large part of the summer:
| Miss Alberta Walker, who has made
a success of the dramatics of the school:
Miss NJ r. Parkmann. Miss Edna Ellis
and Miss Bernice Randall of the faculty
| will take summer courses at Dartmouth,
| each in her particular line Of work
Miss Anna Hinckel and Miss FAINT will
join a party on trip TO southern Eu-
| rope: Miss Florence keene Will summer
| at Kennebunkport.
| Mrs b. Il. milford will conduct d
! summer course in the University of
| Tennessee: Miss NJ. J.. Burke is to teach
! the course in drawing at the Catholic
| University and Miss Carolyn y. Nj. Nor
ton is to be one of the instructors i'll
| the Virginia State Normal School at
| Harrisonburg, Va: Miss Alice Clark is
taking course in the New York Uni
versity; Miss Margaret Hardy has gone
| to Ithaca for the course at Cornell: Mics