The Washington times., 1915-07-29

MIS-. Florence f.. NJ. BarkSdale has
been appointed principal Of the high
school at Chevy Chase, and will have
the following as assistants: Misses NJ
Lillian Morgan. Mary Tracy, Grace
Birgfeld. and Elsie d. Muench The
county board also has appointed assist
ant teachers as follows: Lena Ricketts,,
at Laytonsville; Virginia Waters. Unity;
Louise Larcombe, White Oaks; Elsie
Ednor: Robert B. Higgins. Bethesda;
Deborah A. Iddings and Minnie Car
Clum, Lillian sage. Edna E. Hauke, Jo-
sephine CLANCY and Helen Schwartz.
Kcnsington.
The board has confirmed the appoint
nlents Of the following. principals: A
Milburn. Bethesda; Leta E. Riggs.
Unity. and Nellie d. Duvall. Middle
brooke.
designations have been accepted as
at Unity: Fannie B. Condor. assistant
at Montrose: Ruby Robertson. principal
at Garrett Park.
because of poor attendance, the board
decided to close the school at Choppers
and to do away with the assistant
teachers at Burdette and Washington
Grove, Miss Lindella Etchuson being
transferred from the Washington Grove
school to the school at Montrose.
Miss Effe D. Barnsley and Edgar D.
Thompson have been appointed to teach
domestic science and manual training.
| respectively. in the schools at Chevy
Chase kensington. and Bethesda.
To devise some plan of preventing
| overlapping of work in which the vari-
ons organizations Of Montgomery coun-
ty are engaged. conference was held
here under auspices of the civic COM
| m!ttee OF the Montgomery County Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, Mrs Merritt
O, Chance. chaicman of the committee.
who presided. was authorized to ap-
point a committee to issue a call for
another conference.
The annual st. Johns tournament was
| held yesterday at Forest Glen. Douglas
NJ Biandford was again in charge. and
was assisted bv Ollie Clark The timers
and judges were Alfred Ray Michael
Cummings and Joseph NJ. Etchison.
The long end of the liberal purse and
! the privilege of crowning the queen of
love and beauty went to Thomas Head,
| of Munson Hill. Va. who rode as Knight
of Munson Hill. Seymour II. Henson.
Of Bancroft. riding as Knight of Arling-
Colesville. as Knight of Maryland Boy,
won third honors. and fourth place went
to William Aitchison. of Berwyn, Md,
| who rode as Knight of Berwyn.
| len OtneT TlueTS were W. j, AttChe-
son. Of Burtonsville. knight of NJ. A.
c.: Phil Love. of Fairland. Knight of
Prince George: Lawrence Seibel, of
Washington. Knight of st. Joseph; J.
Downs. of Bailey's Cross Roads, Knight
of Virginia Boy: l.. l.. Love. of Coles
| vile. knight Of MONTGOMERY; ]. l..
! Aitcheson. of Burtonsville. Knight of
Lumber Lost: Arthur NJ. Sullivan, of
Colesville. Knight of Tipperary: c.
Beall. of Washington. Knight of Balti-
more: Henry d. Hurst, of Langley, Va.
| knight of Langley; II. Palmer, of
| Washington. Knight of Virginia.
| The coronation address was delivered
\ by Alexander Kilgour. of Rockville. fol-
! lowing which the royal set was danced
| Miss Julia stewart, OF McHale, Va, was
| crowned queen of love and beauty. and
| Mrs Henson. Mrs. Love. and Mrs
| Aitcheson were crowned first. second,
| and third maids of honor. respectively.
| Lyde Griffith, forty-four years old
| died yesterday at his home near Lay
| louisville. He is survived by his wife
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