The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
JOHN EATON PUPILS
20 HAVE COOKING.
AND CARPENTRY
Cleveland Park School
HAS New Modern
Addition.

A fully-equipped cooking room
and carpentry shop. for which resi-
dents of Cleveland Park have long
agitated, are among the features
of the new addition to the John
Eaton School. Thirty-fourth and
Lowell streets northwest. now near
ing completion. The school long has
been inadequate In size to take
care of the many pupils It draws
from the section about Connecticut
and Cathedral avenues. and from
nearby Maryland.
Heretofore students have been
forced to go either to Tennally-
town or Georgetown to get their
manual training instruction which
has resulted in a great loss of
valuable time. 1t is expected that
the addition, which is replacing a
number of portable buildings, will
be ready for use In October. 1t
will contain besides the cooking
room and carpenter shop, a number
of class rooms and perhaps an
assembly hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ragland, 1890
Highland place northwest, and their
son. Harry jr., have returned from
two-weeks' stay at Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gichner and
son, Laurence, are spending a va
cation at Point of Rocks, Nd.
Clarence j. Owens, of 3209 High
land place. general director of the
Southern Commercial Congress, is
taking an extended motor tour
through the South.
Russell p. Belew, clerk in Equity
Court No. 1. has returned from a
months vacation.
John T. Sullivan. Georgetown law
student. has returned from a visit
tov-his home in Holyoke, Mass.
Edwin ]. Mckee, clerk in Crimi-
nal Court No. 1, has returned from
a months vacation at Canaan, NH.
Jay Jerome williams. of New
York. is visiting relatives in Wash
ington.
Miss Estelle Stewart, of 1910
Delafield place northwest. has re-
turaed from visit to the White
Mosstains-
John A Pond. of 100 @ street
northwest. is back from Hagers-
town. Nd. where he visited reIa-
tives-
Miss Grace Carter. of Walter Reed
Hospital. returned Sunday after
spending a month at her camp near
Mrs T. P. Flynn and daughters,
OF Johnstown. Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Margaret Dimond at 1919 Otis place
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Horst and their
son William. OF Hagerstown, Md,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Nc
Connal, of 420 Second street north
west.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. DuvaIl. of 20 Quincy
Place northwest. recently returned
from Baltimore where she visited
her sister.
Charles ]. Glover. former presi-
dent of the Riggs National Bank
and at present chairman Of the
board of directors of that institu-
tion. has returned to this city after
a lengthy vacation.
Sylvanus Stokes has booked pas
sage for Europe where he will spend
several months.
z. Kirby Smith. retired banker of
this city. entertained several mem
bers of the local banking fraternity
on his yacht. the Spray. recently.
The, guests included, Enoch Chase.
George Vass. vice president of Riggs
National Bank: Avon Nevius. vice
president of Riggs: W. A. Dexter.
of Riggs; w. l. BeaI. of Riggs. and
John Fugitt. assistant treasurer of
the American Security and Trust
Company.
Mrs. Marian E. Martin, of the
Mansfield apartments. has just re-
turned from Hartford. Conn, where
she spsEt three weeks. Mrs. Mar.
tin is seer -Tary tc Senator Under
wood. of Als,tama
-
Mr.. ars drS. Charles Ruoff and
their two sons. Charles jr.. and Hub
bard. residing at 74e Rock. Creek
road northwest, returned to the city
last week from Colesville, Nd,
where they have been spending
their summer vacation