The Washington herald., 1913-06-22

ter, Miami University. at Oxford. Ohio
DR.. Spanhoofd has gone to Weld, Me-
for the summer: Robert Hatch, base
ball coach and physical culture teach.
er, 10 Concord. Mass; C. A. Shelp to
the CatskilIs. and DR.. Schwarz to the
mountains of West Virginia
A summer of travel in foreign lands
has been the choice of several Eastern
| teachers. DIR. Rothermel will take this
| family on a European trip: Miss E 7.
Prince includes Italy, Germany, the
| Rhine. England. and Scotland in her
itinerary, while Miss Margaret Merrill
will confine her stay to Germany. Miss
c. A. Van Doran will enjoy the salt
| air on the Jersey coast with Miss A.
s. Foley. Miss II. NJ. Johnson will en-
! joy the perfect freedom of a girls
| camp on Lake Quinibeck, VT. Miss
NJ C. Halves has gone to the pictur-
esaue North Shore of Massachusetts,.
and Miss Harriet Cremer TO the lake
region of Northern Maine.
Miss Daisy Boyd, school librarian,
has cottage on Seneca Lake. and Miss
NJ A. McColm has returned to her
home. in West Springfield. n. H. After
few weeks at Atlantic City, Miss B.
L. Gardner will go to Maine for the
remainder of the summer. Miss NJ. ".
o'Neil and Miss B. W. Butler will make
the trip to Boston by sea.
Miss X. d. Buchanan will make several
visits to friends at various points on her
way to Madison, Wis, where she will
take the summer course. Some of The
Eastern teachers who may be found in
Washington during the summer are Per-
cival Padgett, Frank Suter, Mrs. E. J.
Hough. and Mile. de Lattre.
Frank C. Daniel, principal of Tech. is
pushing things at the manual training
school to be able TO take his young chill
Me, at the earliest possible moment.
He expects to leave the city during the
week. R. c. Clafiin, the faculty adviser
on the staff of Tech News, will conduct
a summer course at the Columbia School
Of Drafting and then go to Pennsyi-
vania for a brief stay. j. E. Smith is in
the New Hampshire mountains and A. b.
Many is sojourning with party of kim
dred sports at Artists Lodge" in the
Catskills
C. w. Rippey left Friday for the lake
region of Western New York; J. W.
Adams is on the Connecticut shore: r. c.
Peck will enjoy the rich fishing grounds
along Cape Cod, and DR.. Hedrick. head
Of the physics department, has turned
farmer on his Hayfeld estate. Miss Olive
Dennis is taking the course in physical
training at Harvard: Miss Edith Baker
has gone to the Maine coast and Miss
f. D. Snyder is reveling In the excite
ment of Atlantic City.
Dore wolfsteiner sailed for Germany on
the closing day Of school and will spend
the entire summer in the musical at
mosphere of the ''vaterland." Miss Muc-
kenhaupt is summering with friends in
the Vermont Mountains. Mrs. L. c. Do
herty Is studying painting at the Ann
Arbor University: L. w. Mattern Is
camping in the mountain region Of Penn
sylvania, and Nelson McKernan Is with
a gay motorboat party touring Lakes
George and Cbamplain.
Miss Genevieve Marsh will gil for Eu-
rope on Tuesday and spend the summer
tramping through Switzerland; Miss
Jeanne Maret will visit Paris as usual
and later make short trips on the con-
tinent; Miss Flora Freyhold will also go
abroad; Miss Elizabeth Cross will take