Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-25

days in his garden on Sixteenth Street
Heights, and then will take motor trips
through Virginia. Miss Mabel Wann
has gone to the mountains OF western
Pennsylvania, and Miss Jane Hodges
Dessez will visit her brother at the
navy yard. Portsmouth. n. H, and Miss
F. NJ Roach will spend the summer on
the Jersey coast Miss r. E: Abbott VIII
and later teach her art in a southern
college. Miss Mary Mcintyre Will go
by sea to northern resort. ana MISS
P. NJ. Oberly has accepted an invita-
ton for all sorts of good times with
a house full of young people at Oster-
| Vile. on Cape Cod.
| Art Teachers to Instruct.
The art teachers are popular as In
| structors at summer colleges and schools,
J only the dean of the corps, Miss Annie
W. Wilson. who feels the need of long
rest, being unemployed for the first six
weeks Of vacation. Miss Wilson will visit
| her nephew, Charles Bittinger. the Bos-
| ton artist, at his studio on Duxoury
Point, Mass. Miss NJ. l.. Farrar will
teach at the State Normal School OF
Charleston. Ill; Miss NJ, l. kimnan rs
| teaching in East Radford. Va, and will
| go later to her fathers home at hing
ham, Mass Miss E. G. Dagett Is teach
ing at Chapel Hill. N. c.. and Miss A. NJ
At Lee is giving the art course nm, IN une
Va. Miss NJ l.. Burke Is teaching at
Greenville, N. c.. and will later take
| the sea trip to Nova Scotia. Miss Neale
| is working on illustrations for a story.
and Miss Wines is engaged at the Schoot
| of Applied Design at Port Jefferson. L. L.
| DR.. Elmer Newton, principal OF west
ern High School, is going to his cottage
| l.
is taking a course at Wellesley; Miss NJ.
| r. Wallace and Miss r. c. Stutz are on
the New England coast: Miss L. A. Cnes-
| ter is spending the entire summer at her
Weimer has gone to Mount Gretna: Pa.
| and Miss X c. darlington to Atlantic
City for the season. Miss NJ. B. Merriii
has returned to her home in Vermont,
| Miss Virginia Alexander to her home at
Ithaca, and Miss Alice Wood to her home
| in Ohio.
Mrs. Cate. director Of domestic art
| has gone to birmingham. Mass. Tor
spend August at Seneca Lake. MISS
| Ida O'Neal is teaching at the UNI
versity of Virginia. Miss Ethel Far
| rington is studying at Columbia Uni
| versity and Miss Caroline Dodson has
gone to Chairman. Pa: Miss 5. Z;
| Bartholow will go to Old Orchard ana
| Miss Genevieve Cassin to Haven Me.
Mrs. s. NJ. Davidson will visit friends
| In Buffalo ana tnen go u AIones
Miss NJ. I.ittell has a summer place at
Appel. Va: Miss Bessie Mcpherson
will be on a large farm near Clear,
field. Pa. and Miss r. E. Wilson will
enjoy Atlantic City.
Making camp where their canoes
| rest, Miss NJ. E. Meloy and her brother
will start from Port Franks. on Lake
! Huron. and make their way northward
into the Hudson bay region. Pad
ding when they can and making
portage when they must. they explore
and study and read and rest-and they
| have done it for three successive sum-
mers. Another interesting vacation is
| that of Miss Anne Lamborn, who Will
| teach basketry and nature work at
| Tela -Wauket. a girls camp in northern
Vermont. Miss NJ. L. Sanderson will
| make a trip to Milwaukee and St
Louis Miss Ednah F. Robinson will do
| playground work and then take an ex-
| tended northern trip through Maine
and New Brunswick. Miss Cecil Nor
| ton is mastering horseback riding and
motoring and will entertain large
house party at Stony Man Camp during
| the last part of August
| Long Motor Trips Planned.
One of the longest motor trips will
be that taken by Miss C. NJ Allen to
| Castine, Me, and return. She will
go via the shore beaches and the
White mountains. Another interesting
motor trip will be through the Cana
dian provinces from Montreal to
Quebec. which Miss Jane Brandt will
| take with friends. Miss Olive
Wright also will motor in New Eng
| land after the playground season
| closes Miss Suzanne Waters Will rest
at a New England seaside resort, ana
Miss Ella Glascock at her home, at
Evanston. Ill Miss Eleanor Swift will
summer at Delaware Water Gap. and
Miss NJ l. Smith at Salem. Mass.
ITO Boston by sea" appeals to all
but poor sailors. Among those max
n. A. Aitcheson, Miss Irma McCau1ey.
Miss NJ E. Taylor. Miss M Gassford
and Miss A. E Loomis. J. E. Smith
| will spend his summer in camp on
Jessie Coope at Blue Ridge Summit
and Miss NJ. A. Shipman at Yonkers.
| n. Y: Misses f. w. Cross and Flora
Freyhold will be in the vicinity OF
| Boston, Miss A. II. Williams on Long
Island and Miss Daisy Boyd at Seneca
Lake. l. w Huntsberger will motor to
! Pennsylvania, Miss Isabel Solomon
will join a party of friends at Elber-
on. y. j., and Miss Dalton will tour
Canada. Miss NJ f. Beetle has gone to
yon and Yellowstone Park; Miss H G.
! Gantley il with friends near West
| Point, on the Hudson. and Miss ]. l..
| Young is taking the sea trip to Nova
| Scotia.
| South America. via Porto Rico and
Cuba. is the destination of Miss Olive
| Dennis of Tech. She expects to i'm
I prove her Spanish by travel in the
| Latin republics. Misses Ruth Oberly
and Ada Moody are taking the course
| in physical training at Harvard. Misses
| Lucy and Florence Mortimer are study
| ing American government at the same
| place. Miss r. A. Dugan and Miss B.
| L. Crockett are studying at the Univer-
sity of Maine, and will later be with
| friends at Bangor. Miss Freda Egbert
| is teaching at the University of Ten