The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Teachers Now Study Book of Nature
CUPIDS ARROW HAS Trimmed RANKS OF FACULTY
Scatter to All Parts of the World

Portia Oberly. at Chicago University: MIs.
Emily c. Carr. at Chatauqua; Miss Mar.
-garet Ourand. at Cornell: Miss NJ A
Harmon. at the Catholic University fOi
an art course; Miss NJ. n. Clements, al
the University OF Wisconsin: Miss NJ. L
Underwood and jamie A. s. Smith. at the
University Of Tennessee. and Miss Ruby
Thomson will take a course in field
botany at Cornell. Misses NJ g. Massoh
and Helen NJ. White wilF> spend their
second summer at Cornell. Misses N. T..
Lawson and Grace lockwood will go "a
the University of Tennessee: Misses Flor.
ence Layton and Elizabeth O'Hara will
attend lectures at the Catholic UnIyer-
stty. at Brookland, and Miss Elm G.
Brewer will continue her work at Co
lumbia-
Home economics viii be introduced in
the course at the Maryland Agricultural
College. Miss Emma Jacobs. director OF
domestic science in the Washington
schools. having the course in charge.
Miss Harriet LASER will go TO Colorado
and act as principal of an Industrial
school near Denver. Miss Mary l. kim
ball will have charge of a class in bas-
ketry and jewelry making at bingham.
Mass. and II. II. Burroughs will be
principal OF Camp WinnecOok, a boys.
summer school camp in Maine
Fairgrounds Open July 4.
Fairgrounds will open about July l.
under the direction OF Supervising Prin-
cipal B. W. Murch. Mr.. Murch will 20
North at the close of the six weeks
term. The following teachers will re-
main in the city during the term and
direct the work on Fairgrounds, after
ward taking brief trips before the open
-
Pearce. at the jefferson: Miss Ethel Day,
at the Wallach: Miss Nellie Taylor at
Petworth: Misses Kate Rawlings and
NJ. L. Laekey. at the Henry; L. V. Lam
son. at the Rosedale Fairgrounds, and
Misses Rose Carroll and Ethel I.asier.
not yet assigned.
At the request Of the Chevy Chase
Citizens Association. and through money
raised by private subscription, a vaca-
tion school will be opened in Chevy Chase
with Miss Aaude Orton in charge.
DIR. Arnold w. Spanhoofd, of Eastern
High School. will spend his summer vaca-
ton with his family at an ideal spot for
fishing trips, golf and perfect rest located
twenty miles from a railroad In Wilde.
Me. Miss Marcelle DelattTs will go to
Norway and Sweden before visiting her
birthplace in France. S. S. Catella will
go across to the old country. acting as
pilot for a group of tourists in his native
country, Holland. Miss Elizabeth Brit
well contemplates a trip down the ST.
Johns River, of Canada, afterward rusti-
eating in a small Canadian village Miss
Lewanna Wilkins will go to the Maine
lakes and Miss Ethel Prince to Northern
Michigan. Mrs. d. Hull will take a trip
west. stopping at various points in ILL.,
nois. Allen T. Doggett goes to Brooklyn
4.
Suter will spend his summer making inn
provements on his new home at Rosslyn.
Claus Schwartz always goes 10 New
York and Miss Maude Gunther intends
doing some research work at the Marine
Biological Laboratory while on the Mas
sachusetts coast. DR.. J. ]. RotheF1nel will
forego his usual trip abroad and spend
the summer quietly in the Pennsylvania
mountains. Misses Kate Bucknam and
II. NJ johnson will summer in Vermont.
Miss Mabel Halves in Massachusetts, and
Miss A c. Towers in South Carolina.
VIII Go Camping.
The Canadian Northwest is the destina-
ton OF Miss Blanche Street. a camping
trip in the wilds about Hudson Bay the
end of the pilgrimage for Miss NJ. Z.
Melvy, and the Pacific Coast resorts tn
goal OF Miss F Z. GIascock's summer
plans. f. W. Matthews will tour Yellow
stone Park. Miss Bertha Birtwell will
journey far west in Canada. Miss c. ]
Christianse take a horseback ride through
the Yosemite and Miss Frances NJ Barta
will continue her trip through the North
west after making the water trip OF the
Great Lakes.
Mountain and lake resorts of New
York will be literally patronized. Miss
Henrietta Cooke will go to a girls camp
in the AdirondaCks. H. B. Many to the
CatskilIs. Miss NJ. Muckenhaupt to Lake
George. Miss II. E. Harding to the Palis-
AIDES of the Hudson, Miss Lucie Morti-
mer to West Point. Miss Clara StutZ 10
Albany. Miss NJ. f. Shields to Saranac
Lake. Misses Frances Fernald/and Ma
riOn Anderson to a camp on Lake George,
Miss NJ. l. Brosnahen and Miss Bessie
Robinson to a resort on Lake Champlain.
Miss Leta Bentley will spend her vaca-
'tion at Clinton. y. Y, Miss X. Z. Will
Jams at Albany. Miss Mabel A. Burch
at Rutherford. Miss l. P. Beck at West
Point. Miss Grace Vale at Hurricane.
Miss E. 4. Hayden at Lake George and
Miss Edna Clark at Cornish.
Sea trips to Northern resorts seem very
popular with Washington educators
Miss Annie NJ. Wilson. director of draw
ing will make the trip to Boston by sea
and spend the summer on the Massa-
chusetts Coast Mrs Nora HOegelsberg-
er will visit the coast resorts OF Massa-
chusetts and Maine where she Will meet
many former Central students: Miss
Susanne Moore will join a party of friends
at Gloucester, Mrs. NJ. d. Merrill will
enjoy the quiet of West Springfield, n.
X. After attending the commencement
at Wellesley. Miss Sybil Baker went TO
her home at North Haven. Me. J. G
Lucas. Of Business High. will conduct a
summer hotel at KennebunkpoTt. Me,
and l. NJ Bearce. of the same school,
has gone to q Maine resort. Miss Marsh.
of Tech. is established in her summer
home in Massachusetts,; DR.. Elmer New
ton. of Western. is at his Block Island
cottage; Miss Harriet Gushing is on the
Maine Coast. and Miss Mabel Scott
Smith is at Rye Beach, N. n. Miss S.
b. Kent has gone TO Phenix. r. l.: Miss
.-. f. Bond will leave next week for
Northfeld. and Miss \. Hallam for
Northern Maine.
Many Thousand Miles
A sea trip OF many thousand miles will
be taken by Miss Marion Larner. After
going to New York by sea she will take
a steamer for Galveston. thence via
Panama Canal to the Pacific and San
Francisco where she will re-embark for
the Northwest.
Miss NJ. H. Craig will go to Boston by
sea. and Misses Carl Garrison. Estelle
Fisher. and X. NJ Gibbs will go to Nova
Scotia by water. e. VI. Hay will do
special work for the Fish Commission