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

Banta, who is at conklin; with Miss
Grace Vale, whose home Is In Hurrf-
cane, and with Miss Anna Dunlap, who
summers at Holland Patent. Miss Kath-
fornia and Miss Ida Campbell for Osseo.
Wis. Mrs. NJ. Merrill is taking CONVEX
sational French at Dartmouth. and Mrs
Roberts studying Spanish at a local
school. Misses Agnes and Margaret
Graham are at Carlisle. Pa.
DIR. Rebecca Stoneroad. director of
physical training and supervisor of
Fairgrounds, will devote the early va
which open July 1. She will then motor
In her new car to her home in western
Pennsylvania. Miss Imogene Stockett
will teach primary methods In physical
Miss Anna P. Goebel will take gradu-
ate course at the same institution. At
the close of the Harvard term Miss
Stockett will go to summer camp at
Houchen will have charge Of the physi-
cal training work at Virginia State
Normal School, and Miss Lulu Burket
will direct the course at Maryland
State College of Agriculture.
To Teach at Camp Good Will.
Teaching plays and games to the ever
changing colony of children at Camp
Good Will is to be the summer work
of Miss Elizabeth Lacey. while Miss
Minerva Pray will be specializing in
rhythm and expression dancing at
Harvard. Miss Dorothy Breuninger
will teach on the summer Fairgrounds
and Miss Belle Meyers take develop,
ment course at the New Haven Normal
School. Miss Minnie l.. Burns will visit
at Big Rock. Ill. Miss Jessie Fisher is
to be member of the wedding party
of friend in Elizabeth. n. j.. going
Ioxo - lot too Il ha1
Sunny of the Normal School and Miss
K. H. Bevard, principal of the Ross
School, will teach at the University of
Virginia and then take trip to New
so to Boston by sea. and Miss Mabel
Ridgate will summer on Lake Cham
plain and in Canada.
After classifying the results of the last
English. members Of the teachers exam
lining board. will take well earned rest.
Miss Simons will go to her sisters cot
tage at Manomet Point. Cape Cod,
camp. Prof C A. Johnson. formerly in
charge of educational work at the Y. NJ
c. A. will open a private summer coach
ing school Miss J. E. Rose will see
NJ K. Anderson will go to Asbury Park
after her work on the Langdon play
grounds is over. Miss Eleanor Swift has
gone to Camden. Del. Miss Sara Musson
ris to Youngstown, Ohio.
Among those making the trip Through
the great lakes are Miss B. Lowerfthal.
whose destination Is St Paul: Miss E. J.
Fletcher. who will visit in Appleton.
Mimi, and Miss H. G. Jenkins of Pontiac,
Mich. Miss c. NJ Barnard will summer
near Boston. Miss Gertrude Compton near
New York city. Miss NJ. c. McGill at At
lantic City. Mrs. Bridges on her farm at
Bancroft. Va; Miss Agnes Muntz and
Miss A L. Willis at Glendale. Md. and
Miss Katherine P. Howard in the noun
tains of Connecticut. Miss NJ E. Yoder
will be with a camping party at Harpers
Ferry. Miss NJ. A. Shannon in the Shen-
Woodstock Va. and Miss NJ. NJ. Miller at
Warren. Pa Miss Katherine Morgan has
gone to Poughkeepsie. N. Y. and Miss
Ella M. Chase to visit friends at Canaan
daigua.
All the way to the Land of Evange-
line by sea and tramp through its
forests primevar is to be the privi-
lege of Miss NJ. E. Olmstead. while Miss
NJ, E. Bond will make the water trip
from New York through the Hudson
river. lakes George and Champlain to
Canada, thence down the st. Lawrence
to the Land Of Evangeiine. Miss Mary
Lackey will be with a party of friends
at Harborside, Me-; the Misses Ossire
at Gloucester. Mass; Miss Julia Kupfer
at Atlantic City and Miss n. D. Moot
at her old home in Wilson. N Y. Miss
Janet McWilliams will enjoy the quiet
of a Minnesota lake camp. Miss Viola
Offutt will study at the University of
Wisconsin, Miss Sarah Holland at Dart
mouth and Miss Emily c.. Carr at