Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-25
None to Go to Europe, While
Most of Them Expect to
See This Country.
SOME ARE TO TEACH
AND OTHERS STUDY
Heads of School Department to At
tend Sessions of National Edu.
cational Association.

greater roster than the regular army OF
the United States few weeks ago, and
O corps of teachers equal in aggregate to
the District militia encamped at Radio,
Va. turned from study and work when the
school year closed last Wednesday, and
now are seeking rest and diversion in
ways suited to their individual tastes
and needs.
Europe was the summer playground for
teachers before the great war. but no
Washington teacher is booked for Euro
pean passage this year. New routes and
scenes have been selected to sa tisfy the
wanderlust; from the wilds of Hudson bay
20 South America, and from the West
Indies to the Philippines. the District
pedagosues will go in search of health
and adventure. Canadian trips and short
coastwise sea voyages are popular, but
the mecca for education this year will be
New York city during the first week in
July. when distinguished men and wom-
en- from all sections Of the country will
gather Tor the annual meeting of the Ma
tional Educational Association
Nearly all universities and colleges.
as well as secondary schools. now offer
summer courses. and Washington
teachers are often faculty members or
included in the ranks of students Uutil
august 10 large group of teachers
will be busy on the summer play
later will take short trips to nearby
resorts. Many man teachers seek an
entire change of occupation during the
summer. and this year they run the
ing to working in the shipbuilding
plant at Newport News, but few are
found among the kahki-clad boys who
may patrol the border.
Marriage bells jingle with greater
frequency, seemingly, since rule As has
lost its terrors. though officials report
only an occasional bride holding
teaching certificate in one hand and a
marriage certificate in the other
Among the newly weds are Miss Isabel
Iucey. Miss Sara Konigsberger, Miss
v Fitzhugh, Miss F /. Newcomb,
Miss Katherine Thorn and Miss Fern
frlnce. Yesterday was the wedding
day Of Miss Laura Pywell. Miss E. i.
Miss Helen Crossley. Miss Katherine
Hardwick will be married today Mr..
Warner of Business High School is en-
5oying his honeymoon without a re-
Election on rule As.
Supt. E. L. Thurston and Assistant
Supt. S. E. Kramer expect to attend
the sessions of the National Educa-
tIonal Association. after which Mr.
Thurston will return to Washington
until August l, when he will go to
New Hampshire for few weeks Mr.
Kramer will go to his Rehoboth Beach
cottage early. returning in time to re-
IIere Mr.. Thurston. Atlantic City is
the annual August pilgrimage of for
mer Supt. \. T. Stuart who enjoys the
surf bathing. Two faces seldom missed
from the Offices at the Franklin are
Harry o. Hine. secretary of the board
of education and John Chamberlain
director of manual training, though
both expect to take brief New England
Trips this year.
Plans Of omcials.
Central High School spirit is alive
among its teachers. many of whom are
giving UP part of their vacation to
packing and shipping apparatus to the
new building. Principal Emory NJ
Wilson will divide his time between
perfecting details connected with OPEN
ing new Central in September and get
ting in touch with former students of
the school Mrs Nora Hoegelsberger
Will visit at Elizabeth. N. j., for a few
weeks. and then go to the mountains
of New Hampshire. Rene Samson will
go 10 his fishing shack up the river
iof snort time and then camp on a
Wisconsin lake. C. V. Lampson expects
70 farm at Jefferson, Ohio, and j. j.
Ihomas viii occupy his bungalow at
Hazleton, Pa. Miss EsteIIe Fenno has
gone TO her home at Union City and
haven. Conn
Cape Cod is the home of Mr.. ]. R
!i,ildeorand. who will summer at East
weymouth. Fitchburg. Mass. is the
Wright. and Kalamazoo, Mich. OF Mrs
NJ ;. Baker Miss Mary b. Grams will
teach Spanish at the St Adams School.
and Miss Lillian Pace will go to
VIII summer at Oconomowoc, and r. A.
Maurer, near Madison Wis Miss
Emile White and Miss Martha E.
Clark have returned to their Virginia
homes, Miss : c; Ulrich to Norwood.
ohio and Miss Edna Clark will tramp
through the White mountains with a
party Of friends from Schenectady.
Dr. Hamlin Cogswell. director of
where he viii serve on the state ex,
aiming board Later he will teach in
the music department of Cornell Uni
versity, where Miss Lulu a. Brennan
viii be student. Miss Edith Athey
Gwl-y-out in the Adirondacks. where
Miss Alys Bentley has a camp fire.
Guented by artists and musicians.
To Teach or Study.
Practically the entire faculty of Will
son Normal School either will teach or
study part Of the summer Miss Park
man and Miss Whitney will teach Eng
lish and history at the University of
Tennessee. Miss Marietta Stockard
VIII teach short story writing at the
University OF Virginia. Miss Helen
Gardner is 10 be the English teacher
at ,hc State Normal School Of Virginia,
sr,I Miss T.. hummer the teacher of
BIOGRAPHY AT Maryland state College
q Agriculture. Enrolled as students
ere MisS MARY Breen. for psychology
o. Harvard; Miss Helen d. Wise, for
e course in uatur work at Chautauqua,
Ills borothy snyder. for library ex-
nrsior scicuc.- At Columbia University:
.i's- : +. pc Tor the study Of botany
Ci.rindtIrs ~ Columbia. and Miss Ber-
ri.o Randall. for science a, George
-,ashtu lstou iuiversity
AilIu Davis. principal Of Business
High school. enjoys the simple life on
lis trGyk farm "A. H-rndon. Va He
isCs business methods with his hens
u,f chickens. but doesn't allow type
-.t.T ~ his bungalow. r. 4. Lucas
q s.ype oed his .,'I,iuter hotel at Ken
.l.irt. part, Ne, while Dr. Arcturus
.v ard ~: Asr. u Gather and o. b.
.n.t.tI are enjoying tennis golf and
. ict"Gs ~teGpI!5G 2orc.ies AT their sub
.il,o r'4 f='. i:cubeu Fink IL doing
~ -}l,tus.. WORK ia Nov York and Miss
.,iI ....Ncr .tudyitsf. 1T Columbia Miss
+b.c,.t Shaniey VIII 20 10 the y. Z. A.
Il I.,frl join Miss fr,h SarderIin at
ia, 'lhis.
!,.iIy duty a. tn:er-e at Homeo-
:, .thic Hospital viii constitute Dr. Paul
! i4tc'S vacation. Hiss Grace Vale will
. .lIifcs ~ :ii Adirondack camp and
~ Hester alcNeIley in the mountains
.f-Ncw Iam"silire- Mss Iinnie Burns