The Washington herald., 1913-06-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND PUPILS ARE ON VACATION

Liebschutz will forego her usual summer
| visit to Paris and enjoy the quiet of cot
| tage life at Ocean City. Md.
A party of men. all prominent teachers
of Central, will trough it, in camp in the
wilds of Wisconsin They are to do all
the cooking and general work connected
with life at camp. In the party are r.
A Maurer, head of history department in
high schools, who will first visit his home
in Sheboygan, Wis; Harry English. head
of the department of mathematics; Rene
Samson. who will make the entire trip
from Washington to Chicago by water via
the st. Lawrence and Great Lakes, and
C. J. Jones, who will first make a brief
visit to his summer home on Lake
Oconomowac.
Halstead P. Hoover. in charge of music
at Central, will remain in Washington
until after the recital given by his large
class Of pupils, and then take the sum-
mer course in music under Prof. Dunn
at Cornell University. While there he
also will take private vocal instruction
under Prof. Hayes, of New York. ]. ].
Thomas, Centrars football coach and
teacher OF mathematics, will spend the
summer with his aged mother at Hazel
ton, Pa.
Miss S. E. Simons, head of the English
department, will study at the University
of Wisconsin. Miss Glenn W. Orr has
gone to her summer cottage at West
haven, Conn, and Miss c. c. Wright is
enjoying the picturesque country of Cen.
trail Massachusetts. Miss H. N. Gerry
has been heard from in her summer
home al Post Mills, VT; Miss S. C.
Ulrich is also home again. but in Nor
wood. Ohio. and Miss Estelle Fenno has
rejoined her people in Union City, Pa.
The Virginia colony Is represented by
Miss Lillian Pace, who goes to Rich
mond: Miss Martha E. Clark, whose
bungalow at Lydia is in a charming spot,
and Miss Mary weddell, who is with her
mother at the Virginia capital.
G. A. Ross left the city Thursday for
Mexico, Missouri: A. G. Alden is in
Neshanic, N. Y, and will later take the
summer course at Columbia University;
Miss Alice S. Botsin Is to study at Cor
nell, Miss Emily White will again sum-
mer in Germany to be among the people
who speak the language she teaches:
Miss NJ. L. Robbins, is on her way to
Switzerland, where she will rest and
then study at the University of Lucerne.
Perhaps the most interesting trip taken
by a Central instructor will be that al
ready began by Miss NJ. Ella Morgan
to China, accompanied to his home the
fourth member of the famous "Sze"
family, VINO nave Attended central dlSn
School The trip will be made by a
circuitous route via Siberia, visiting the
mining and railroad centers of that
northern country, S. C. T. SEE being
general manager Of the Kailam mining
administration of Tientsin. China
Most of Centrals "stay-at-homes" are
family people. who have suburban homes
or are busy with private interests, which
permit only weekend trips. Among the
number are s. z. Noyes. who rusticates
at Kensington, Md; L. v. Lampson, A
A. Doolittle, and Mrs. s. M. Farr. Miss
Mildred Dean enjoys her shack at
Sycamore Island, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Walton her attractive home near Chevy
Chase Circle.
DR.. Willard S. Small, principal of
Eastern High School has greatly i'm
proved in health In the past few weeks,
and after a months rest will teach
in the summer school Of his alma ma