The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
LOCAL TEACHERS
PLAN VACATION
Annual Meeting Of National
Educational Association
to Be Mecca of Many.

An army of school children greater
than the regular army of the United
states, with q corps of teachers equal in
numbers to the District militia, turned
from study and work when the school
year closed last Wednesday to seek rest
and diversion
Many District pedagogues will go to
New York during the first week In July
Tor the annual meeting OF the National
Educational Association.
Until August ID, large group Of teach
ers will be busy on summer Fairgrounds
ana In coaching schools. but later will
take short trips to nearby resorts Men
teachers occupations run from chicken
farming to working In the shipbuilding
plant at Newport News. but few are
round among the khaki-clad boys who
may patrol the border.
Some Get Married.
Marriage bells Jingle with greater fire.
quency since Rule IS has lost its terrors.
Among the newlyweds sre Miss Isabel
Lucey. Miss Sara Konissberger, Miss Z.
" Fitzhugh, Miss F. l. Newcomb. Miss
Katherine Thorn and Miss Fern Prince
Yesterday was the wedding day Of Miss
Laura Pywell. Miss E. I. Noack, Miss
Mildred Tegeler, and Miss Helen Cross
ley. Miss Katherine Hardwick will be
married today.
supt. z. L Thurston and Asst. Supt
;. E. Kramer expect TO attend the ses-
sions Of the National Educational Assoc
clsuon' after which Mr.. Thurston will
return 10 Warrington until August J.
when he VIII go to New Hampshire for
few weeks. Mr.. Kramer will 60 TO his
Rehoboth Beach cottage early, returning
IN time to relieve Mr.. Thurston. Atlantic
City is the annual August pilgrimage OF
former supt. A. T. Stuart, who enjoys
the surf bathing Two faces seldom
missed rrom the offices at the Franklin
are Harry O. Hine. secretary Of the
Board OF Education and John Chamber
lain. director OF manual training, though
both expect to take brief New England
trips this year
central High School teachers are givtng
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 con-
nected with opening New Central in Sep
tember. and getting in touch with for
mer students of the school.
Practically the entire faculty Of Wilson
Normal School either will teach or study
part Of the summer
Davis Goes to Herndon.
Allan Davis. principal OF Business Hixb
school, goes to his farm at Herndon, Va.
DR.. Rebecca Stoneroad, director of
physical training and supervisor Of play
grounds, will devote the early vacation
days to school Fairgrounds. which open
July l.
Principal Frank c. Daniel. Of Tech. will
take his little family to his cottage at
swan Island, Me, during the coming
week. A. J. Marsh. Of the faculty viii
accompany them.
Supervisor B. W. Murch will remain in
the city long enough to assist in the or
ganization OF the summer coaching
Maine III
supervisor r. L. Haycock will spend
spare moments of the early vacation days
In his garden on Sixteenth Street
Heights and then will take motor Trims
through Virginia.
DR.. Newton to Black Island.
DR.. Elmer Newton. principal of West
ern High School, Is going to his cottage
on Black Island.
ern High School, will give lecture
course at Johns Hopkins University;
then a short course at Frederick MS
after which he will rest for a few weeks
at his old home in Truro on Cape Cod.
3. s. Catello will tour New York State
Among the speakers at the National
Educational Association will be DR.. Will
lam NJ. Davidson, former superintendent
OF schools; DR.. w. S. Small, principal Of
Eastern High School. and Miss Marietta
Stockett, of the Normal School. Some
OF the school people who expect to attend
the convention are: B. W. Murch, S. n.
Ely DR.. H. NJ. Johnson, Miss Flora
Hendley, Miss Anne Beers, Miss Anna ]
Bell. Mrs. C. B. Wilder, Miss NJ E. Bond.
Miss Frances Espey. Miss Annie NJ. VIII
son, Miss A. S. Medford, Miss NJ. F.
Marsden, Miss r. A. Dugan, Miss 1. 1.
Zimmerman, Miss Mary Hauley, and Miss
Sophie B. Kent.