The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Many Go to Europe, Others
Take Courses-Not a Few
Stay Home Some Pre-
pare Trousseaus.

pare Irousseaus.
Mollie Davis will join cottage party AZ
Cape May. and Miss Isabel Arthur win
be a cottager at Bethany Beach Miss
NJ z. Heller goes to Eastport. Nd. for
the summer. and Misses II. E. Crossley
and A p, Myers will be members Of a
camping party on Chesapeake Bay.
Make sketehInR Trips.
Miss Dorothy Breuninger win spend the
entire summer at Rshoboth Beach j.
John Thomas football coach at Central,
viii visit his home at Hazleton. Pa,
then go to Poconos Hills. Miss Edith
-Ovl-y-Out'' in the Adirondacks Miss
Bertha Guillaime and Miss NJ. W. Far
rar. both Of whom are are teachers, will
go on sketchlng trips to the Virginia
mountains. Miss Dorothea Sherman goes
TO the Maine coast and Miss Helen Cor
don after teaching in the University Of
Virginia. will go to Castine, Me. Miss
A. NJ Graham has a summer home at
Carlisle. Pa. and Miss Elizabeth Baehe
a bungalow in the Pennsylvania noun
tains. Miss Rhoda Mantner will join
party camping on Braddock Heights and
Misses NJ. Z. Yoder and Maud Burbank
will enjoy fishing privileges at Harpers
Ferry.
Mile. Llebschutz and Miss Margaret
Wright will visit in Minneapolis and Miss
Helen Gary will return to her home in
Vermont Miss Lillian Pace has gone 10
Georgian Bay. Canada; Miss Marion Bak-
er to Kalamazoo. Mich: Miss Mary Nor
gan to Idaho; R. A. MaUrer to Sheboy-
gan. Wis; DIR. Eckels to Carlisle. Pa.
and Miss s. Z. Simons to Madison. Wis.
Miss Alice Clark will spend the summer
at fishing village N the Island Of Mt.
Desert Miss Cecil Dulin has gone to
to AshVtlle. y. c.
Joseph FinckeI will direct the orches-
ira at Stony Man Camp. Skyland: Dr.
Arcturns Howard and his family have
taken a cottage at Asbury Park. A.
W. Miller will make weekend trips to
nearby resorts. and Charles Hart will
occupy his cottage at Bluemont about
August 1. p. B. Crandall will spend his
summer on his chicken farm. near River
dale; Miss Aida Smith has gone to
Bozeman, Mont: Miss l. NJ Campbell
to Osseo, Wis. and Miss N. L. Burns
TO Big Rock. Ill Miss Margaret Graham
has returned to her home at Carlisle.
and Miss NJ D. Davies TO Closter, n. ].
MANY OmeIaIs Stay.
Many Of the higher officials will be
detained N town to effect the organiza-
ton for next year. Some will make short
trips Immediately and return for work
after a brief rest Superintendent E.
L. Thurston is out Of the city taking
weekend vacation after the strenuous
duties OF vacation week He will re-
turn to the city and get things into shape
before leaving for Minneapolis early m
July to attend the National Educational
convention He will spend a few weeks
Of August in the New Hampshire Noun
tains Assistant Superintendent s. E.
Kramer will not conduct a tour in
Europe this summer. as has been his
custom. but enjoy the companionship Of
his family in their attractive cottage
at Rehoboth Beach.
A. T. Stuart will spend the month Of
August at Atlantic City, where he greatly
enjoys the bathing. Miss Edith c West
colt. principal OF Western. mas gone to
her Adirondack lodge. "Owl-y-Out." near
which is a summer colony Of musicians
from all parts Of the East Frank g.
Daniel. principal of Tech. has taken his
family of little children to his cottage on
Swan Island. Ne Allan Davis. prin-
cipaI Of Business. will raise garden truck
on Sweet Home Farm. near HerndOn.
Va Emory NJ. Wilson, principal Of Cen
trail. always enjoys the early vacation
days in looking up former CentralItes; the
latter part of the summer he spends with
his family in New Hampshire. Supervis-
ing principals will be at work for the
next month on statistics. but most OF
them will get away from the city ny
August. s y. Ely will take his family
to the mountains of Virginia and DR..
Hosmer NJ. johnson expects TO attend the
convention in Minneapolis
There is always an interesting list Of
stay at homes" Included in the num-
ber are Secretary Harry o. Hine and
John A Chamberlain. who are jokingly
called furniture" at the Franklin Build
ing. for they are almost as sure to be
found there at all seasons as the desks
at which they work. Other stay-at-homss
are Supervisors HayCock and ". B. Pat
teTson. W. J. Wallace. A. G. Alden. E. s
Noyes. Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Farr. OF
Central; Misses TheOdosia RupIi. Ellen
Thomas and ROsamond Wilson, OF West
ern; Miss Anne Cooling. principal OF Will
son Normal School; Miss Helen Wise and
Miss Alberta Walker. OF the faculty;
Miss Daisy Boyd and Miss c. A. Van
Doren. of Eastern; Miss Julia Kupfer.
Miss May Camerore and host Of teach
ers in the graded schools who find Wash
in gtOn a DleaSaut summer resort