The Washington herald., 1922-10-31
KINCSMAN SCHOOL
OPENING RELIEVES
CONCESTIONI in NE.
Teachers and Pupils Aid
In InstallingsSupplies
And Equipment.

Overcrowded conditions IN the
Seventh division of public schools
were greatly relieved by the long
deferred and informal opening OF
the new Kingsman School. Four
teenth and e streets northeast.
yesterday.
The complement of the new
school. which is of the most mod
ern and sanitary construction is
made up of the extra fifth, sixth
and seventh grades of the Ed
munds School and primary classes
of the Maury School.
Because of lack of District
transportation facilities the pupils
carried classroom supplies in ex-
press wagons. go-carts and va
rious other vehicles. Teachers as
sisted by using their automobiles
still putting the finishing, touches
to the building when the pupils
arrived.
Teachers OF the new school are
Miss Grace S. Silvers. principal
and eighth grade teacher. former
principal of the Hilton school;
Miss L. B. Thorn. IA: Mrs. l.. r.
Duganne, ga; ms. r. T. Kopp.
"A; Mrs. E. A. Wilson. 3A: Miss
aJnice Blum, 2B. and Miss NJ. z.
Yost, Ia. ss- "
Features of the school are a
well lighted basement above the
ground. kitchenette, where hot
luncheons will be prepared, a car
pentry and a cooking school.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. J. E. Evans. $50 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast. of the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Agnes NJ. Mckay.
to Raymond Campbell. 142S F street
northeast The wedding will take
place during the Thanksgiving holi-
days. Campbell is an electrician
employed at the District Building.
Miss Mckay is a senior nurse at
the Casualty Hospital Training
School
Owing to the celebration of Hal
loween. the meeting of the North
east Business Mems Association has
been postponed until Thursday
evening. The session will be called
at their headquarters in the North
east Savings Bank. Eighth and Fl
street northeast. Hubert Newson
will preside.
An illustrated lecture on india
will be given by the Westminster
| Society of Eastern Presbyterian
Church, Sixth street and Maryland
avenue northeast, Wednesday. No
vember 8.
An executive meeting of the
w. F. NJ. Society of North Capitol
NJ. F. Church. North Capitol and X
streets northeast, will be held in the
| church tonight. The feature of the
evening will be the presence of out
going missionaries.
Mrs. s. Stelzer. sol Eighth street
northeast. is visiting in Virginia.
| Capt ]. T. Rossiter, Of No. 10 Fire
Engine Company. is touring Mary
land while on furlough.
Sergt. T. II. Bailey, Of No. 10 Fire
Engine Company. is preparing for
hunting trip in Maryland.
DR.. Harry Dougherty. 2O5Iz E
SlIttI lItdSt, mas
after a trip through the North and
West.
william A. Riedl. l1O4 II street
northeast. is going to erect a metal
garage in the back of his home.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. +. A. A.
NJ. attended services at the Douglas
Memorial NJ. E. Church. Eleventh and
II streets northeast, Sunday night.
J. d. Scheer, 1901 II street north
east. has just returned from a busi-
ness trip to Baltimore.
Announcement has been made by
Rev. DIR. Edward Hayes. pastor of
Douglas Memorial NJ. +. Church.
| Eleventh and III streets northeast, of
the congregation delegates to the
Sunday school convention now in
session at Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church. They are: Rev. DIR.
| Hayes, Mrs. Ruth Baumann, Mrs.
Charles F. Boss. Mrs. w. A. Harvey,
Mrs. c. l.. Kinsella. Mrs. J. S. Kin
sella. Mrs. F. n. Long. Elizabeth Car
ter. Mary Compton. Naomi Crowder.
Dorothy Dryer. Braxton Howell.
Ann Mangum, Florence Rich. Grace
Slower. Gertrude Tryon, Marian
Tucker. Marie Wallace. Lee B. EN-
ory, w. A. Harvey, F. y. Long. Van
w. Roberds, and o. o. Thomen.
Miss Ada II. Eoute, III East Cap
itol street northeast, returned from
Portland, Greg. where she attended
the national convention of the Epis-
copal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gross, 645 G
street northeast. entertained a party
at their home in honor of the twen-
ty-frst birthday of their son. John
Gross. Games. music and dancing
were enjoyed.
Charles Moran. Catholic Univer-
sity. spent a few days visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Virginia Sly, 81. Fourth street
| northeast. has recovered from an
attack of diphtheria.
THREE INJURED
IN AUTO CRASHES