The Washington herald., 1922-03-30
TEACHERS OPEN
SESSION TODAY
Gather at Alexandria to
Discuss Virginia
Schools.
LAST TWO DAYS
Noted Educators to Speak
During Progress of
Convention.
THE HERALD RuREAu.

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T27 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 90
The annual meeting of the States
Teachers Association. District II,
will conveen tomorrow morning at
Alexandria High School. Many
teachers arrived tonight. The asso-
citation. will be in session Thursday
and Friday. Miss Lula D. Metz Is
president OF the association.
The local teachers will entertain
visiting teachers. There will be a
public meeting tomorrow night In
the NJ. T.. Church South. Mayor j.
NJ Duncan win deliver an address
of welcome aud there will be Il re-
Spouse by Fletcher Kemp. superin-
teHdent Of schools of Arlington
County Harris Hart. superintendent
nf public instruction in Virginia
viii make an address. taking for his
| subject. The Next Step In Virginia
Education" and there will be an ad =
dress by DIR. s. e. Mitchell, Univer-
sity Of Richmond. Invocation will
be delivered by Rev. u. Il. Jackson.
From n. m. until 1890 p. m. to-
morrow there will be a department
al conference, presided over by 8.
y. Vandersclice. There will be talks
by DR.. Lewis Rattee. Washington:
A. II. Chandler. fredericksburg; Miss
Mary j. Cox. Manassas, and B. Caro-
vitz.
From $3.50 a. m. until 1880 D. m.
| the grammar grade department
will be held IN Lee School with
Miss Mary n. Pierce. presiding.
Talks will be given by Miss Mamie
| +. Rohr. Delaware State College:
and at the same hour the primary
department will meet in Lee School
with Miss Lucy Duncanson presid-
ing. Talks will be given by Miss
Grace NJ. Moran. Miss A Allison,
of Richmond. The afternoon ses-
sion will begin at o'clock with a
general conference and prayer will
be offered by Rev. DR.. L. V. Reg
ester. pastor of the NJ. Z. Church
South. Talks will be by Charles
@ Mannis, University of Virginia:
Mrs. Cora Hart Avery. supervisor
of Home Economies in Virginia ::
Or. Gilbert. State Normal School,
Radfore. Va; Miss Marie Finney.
Mrs c: f. Lay Hodge. Manassas.
Va.
There will be a league rally from
, until 4:3O p. NJ, Mrs. George w.
Guy, executive secretary cO-opera-
tive education association, chair
man. Talks by n. c. Starke. Ash
burn, Va; DIR. Walter Monroe. Arl-
ington. Va; c j.. Neetze. Manassas.
Va: report of league work by dele
gates
Fridays program provides for an
executive session from 3 until
10 O'Clock and opening of session
at 10 a. m. with prayer by Rev.
DR.. Percy Hall. Addresses will be
given by DIR. A. d. Chandler. Miss
Lucy S. Saunders, DR.. William T
Sanger.
There will be a recess from 1880
until 1880, and at p. m. a general
conference opened with prayer by
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. Ad-
dresses win be made by Prof. S. P.
Duke, Harrisonburg. Va: DR.. Mary
f. Brydon, State board OF health
Richmond: DR.. II NJ. McManaway,
president of Virginia school for the
deaf and blind, Staunton. From !:
until $3.50 p. M, there will be an
executive session and afterward re-
ports Of committees will be submit
ted.
The grand jury that is probing the
divorce situs ton here was in ses-
sioH till 1000 % o'clock tonight
Auaong the Witnesses heard today
were Attorneys ]. Randall Cation
and c. Keith Carlin, they being
members of the subcommittee Of the
Alexandria Bar Association that
made a probe, they having made an
exhaustive investigation of the rec
ords Of all divorces granted
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton A. Padgett
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Dorothy S. Padgett,
to Harold L. Beagle. which took
place Saturday in Washington at st.
stephens Episcopal Church, Rev. A.
Dudley officiating.