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But she's a wise little actress,
acter ALL, It's mighty fine to help
John get ahead by being the first
solid brick in the wall. But if that's
all you can be, you'll still be parked
by the corner stone long after the
structure is completed-and often
occupied by somebody else. The men
tai and physical expense of being
well-dressed, well.read, pretty and
clever is the cheapest curse in the
long run for almost any wife.
Because the psychology Of hus.
band is rather simple after all.
They're born hunters. They appre-
ciate that which sharpens their wits,
requires mental effort to retain,
gives them a handsome return in
time and money well spent. And
this applies to wives as well as
business.
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Lee
THE CHASE IS OVER
AFTER HARE rs GA GHT'

every wife who saves money on herself for her husband $
sake is putting it on some other woman back, - says a famous
young actress. Now maybe that's what they mean when they
say a woman pays and pays and pays!
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quils were arranged on the tables.
Friday Mrs. Wendell Ruth and
Miss Mildred Lane will entertain.
Saturday Mrs. Clarence Kingston
will entertain. Monday Mrs. Roy
]. Pile will give a party, and on
Wednesday Mrs. Charles T. Scrub
by will entertain. Mrs. Frank
Innis and Miss Peggy Shepard
Jones will sive a party April g.,
and Friday, April 9. Mrs. William
Bassett will entertain for Mrs.
Vliet, who will return home on
April 10.
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Although she knew perfectly well
that it was 1 who was singing. Lola
Lawrence said in a most annoyed
voice:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-30

to Lady May Cambridge. daughter
of Princess Alice, Countess of Ath-
lone, and a niece of King George.
Another rumor is of the impend
ing engagement Of Prince Humbert
of Italy and Princess Marie Jose,
only daughter of the King of Bel
GUM.
Gossips also are trying to marry
Prince Henry, King Georges third
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~ ~ 10OFFNI- - = :, - :. - - =
both Queen Marie and the Queen of
Spain are bringing daughter along.
1t is unlikely, however, that either
daughter will be mentioned even by
gossip in connection with British
Prince, for King Georges is
strictly Protestant family, and if
Wales or any other British Prince
marries a foreign girl she is almost
certain to be a Protestant.
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PRINCES TO FIVE
THRONES DODGE
MARITAL HALTER
Europe-W Wide Campaign on
to Lure Them Into
WedI0Ck.

LONDON, April 30.-Heirs to-
FIVE European thrones are baking
at donnlng the matrimonial halter
and Europe-wlde campaign to
lure them into wedlock Is beginning
simultaneously with the opening of
the season of moonlight and
romance.
The Prince of Wales and the
Crown Princes of Spain, Italy, Bel
gium, and Norway, are the bachelor
princes Occasionally rumor marries
them off, but so far none of them
has furnished any confirmation.
To make things worse, in each
country eligible bachelors among the
minor princelings and nobility seem
to be tagging likewise.
Wales Blamed
Here gossips directly connect the
Prince of Wales persistent failure
to marry with reluctance OF other
bachelors to walk up to the altar
the argument being that Wales. as
the arbiter of fashion, is making
marriage questionable.
Alfonso. Prince of the Asturias,
heir to the Spanish throne, is 10;
Humbert of Italy is d: Olav of Nor
way is 3d. Leopold of Belgium is "a;
Wales has reached the advanced age
for a bachelor heir to a. throne
OF 81, and he will be 80 in June.
Some of the princes may seen
young for matr1mony. or at least too
young to cause worry at their fail
ure to take brides. But heirs to
thrones age as early as do prize
fighters; they are supposed to marry
young. so as to raise families and
ensure the maintenance Of the royal
line.
Horrible Example
Wales, of course, is the horrible
example. Rumor had him matched
with Princess Astrid Of Sweden.
When someone asked him about It,
Wales laughed. There may or may
not be further development.
Wales seems to be enjoying him.
self; he dances, plays the ban1oleIe
and bangs trap drums, of which he
is fond; exercises strenuously-and
all his favorite dancing partners are
married women. Every mother is
after him.
Prince Olav Of Norway may be
the 1lrst to fall. Rumor says his
engagement may be announced soon
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49, utsr a. ~ MI
son. TO Lady Mary Scott, daughter
of the Duke of Buccleuch.
Mothers to Meet
Three royal mothers will have a
chance to confer soon regarding
various marital possibilities. for the
King and Queen of Spain and Queen
Marie of Roumania are scheduled to
visit King George and Queen Mary
during the present social season, and
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SOCIETY
First and Second Ladies of the Land
Honor Guests When the Senate
Women's Club Is Entertained

| Lenore Scullin, stepdaughter Of former
Comdr. Lee =. Warren. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Walter f Chappell will chaperone the
dinner. Mrs. Chappell, formerly Miss
| Sidney Webb. was the guest of honor
| at Comdr JEWELS annual dinner In
her dehutante year. The other guests
| will be Miss Gwendoline Ffoulke
Smith. Miss Helen Gary. Miss Frances
Dunn Mckee and Miss Louise McLana-
han. all debutantes of the season. and
Mir. James Il. Ellerson, jr.: Maj. A. {.
Sar.derford, Lieut.. Hugh W. Rowan.
Mr.. George Rowland Chase, Sd: Mr..
jackson Darneille. Mr.. Dulany Hunter.
Mr.. Eugene b. Roberts and Mr.. Man
ming Stead. Comdr. Jewell will enter
tain another group of debutantes later
| III the season.
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson.
wife of the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. will be at home tomorrow after
noon from 4:30 to $50 clock at their
home at 1904 II street. Assisting Mrs.
Robinson at the tea table will be Mrs.
Ben iamin Hutchinson. wife of Rear
Admiral Hutchinson. commandment OF
the Navy Yard: Mrs. Luther Gregory.
wife of Rear Admiral Gregory; Mrs.
Amory Perkins. Mrs. Emory Scott
Land and Mrs. Charles Pownall.
Mrs. James NJ. Beck has gone to
New York. and will be absent from
Washington for several days.
Mrs. Frank W. Mondell entertained
a company of Il at luncheon today.
Mrs. r De Witt Talmage. who has
an apartment at the Mayfiower. will
be hostess TO a party of five at lunch
con tomorrow in the presidential din
ing room.
DR.. and Mrs Davenport White have
gone to New York and are at the Wal
dorf- Astoria for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert J. Adair We're
hosts To large party last eve
ming. entertaining a company of 100
at dinner and dancing at RauscherS.
Miss Grace Roper will give bridge
party this evening and take her
guests later TO the dance at the Navy
Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs Maxwell Hyde have
returned to their home in New York.
They were guests of Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs Lincoln
c. Andrews and spent the week end
as guests of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Joseph Adams Baer.
Mrs. Frank G Henry and Mrs
Maurice II. Thatcher will be at home
Tuesday afternoon. January 10, from
to o'clock at lS45 Belmont road.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mckee Dunn have
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~ ~RS. COOLIDGE was the guest
IL ~ OF honor at the luncheon TO-
IVI day which Mrs Joseph lrWin
xVx France of Baltimore and
Mrs. William NJ. Calder OF
BROOKLYN. wives of former Senators
gave in the red room of the New
Willard Hotel for the members 81 ire
Senate Ladies' Lunch club The 80
guests were seated at one large table
in the shape OF d horseshoe, mrs
Coolidge. former president OF the cup,
seated on the outside of the bend,
with Mrs. Dawes. the present presi-
dent. and Mrs. kellogg and Mrs. New.
who were active members when their
husbands were III the Senate. The
table had large baskets Of Spring
flowers, and at each place a pretty
cluster of dainty pink roses for each
guest.
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were the wives of the Interstate Com
merce Commissioners. who hold a
luncheon meeting every month.
Mrs. Woodlock and her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Byrne, have just rejoined
Mr.. Woodlock at Wardman Park
Hotel, after spending several weeks
in Atlantic CITY
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Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, who will
entertain at luncheon at the MAY
mower tomorrow and will have as her
guests the artists who are giving the
fourth of her series of musical morn
ings." Miss Rosa Ponselle of Connec-
ticut, well known prima donna and
dramatic soprano. and Mr.. jacques
Thibaud. the French violinist. Her
other guests will be Mrs. George p
Mclean and Mrs. Hiram Bingham,
wives of the Senators from Connecti-
cut: Gen. George A. l.. Dumont. Count
and Countess de Sieyes. Capt. and
Nine. Edmond y. Willm and Capt. r.
Lombard, all OF the French embassy:
Capt. and Mrs. John Gibbons, Mrs.
George Ehle, Mr.. William Phelps Emo.
Miss Libby Miller and Prof. Roma nj
Romano.
Mrs. Townsend finds herself com
PEELED by general request to close the
doors of the Mayf1ower ballroom in
future at 1l15 o'clock. The dramatic
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Co, Miss Rosa Ponselle, will open
the program tomorrow morning at
Ills o'clock sharp and the doors Will
remain closed until her first group of
songs is entirely finished. The same
rule Will be followed at the last con
cert Wednesday, January %. when
Elizabeth Rethberg. another of the
world $ great artists, makes her debut
IN Washington, opening the program
at 1l:l5 O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Dennis and
Mrs. 5. ID. CaulWell are at the Ponce
de Leon. in St. Augustine, Fla, where
they arrived yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Forman of Okla
homa are visiting the latters aunt
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come from Hot Springs and have
taken a house for the remainder of
the season.
Mrs. George y. McLanahan and the
Misses McLanahan will not lie al
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Secretary of State and
Mrs. Kellogg Dinner Hosts.

The Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Kellogg entertained at dinner last
night. having as guests the Ainbassa-
dor OF Peru. Or. Herman Nel;fde: the
Minister of Switzerland and Mime.
Peter. Senator and Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Sackett. the solicitor General and Mrs.
William De Witt Mitchell. the First
Secretary Of the Peruvian embassy
and Sonora de Gonzalez Prada, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Lansing, Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
I.ammot Belin. Mrs. Henry G. Corbin.
Miss Ernst and DIR. Leo 5. Rowe.
The Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg will
be the honor guests at dinner this eve
ming OF the Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will entertain at
dinner January 10 in honor of the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Peter
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora lie Sanchez Latour were hosts
at dinner last evening in honor OF the
AMBASSADOR of Cuba and Sonora de
Sanchez Aballi. Others in the com
panx were the Minister OF Costa Rica.
Senior Don j. Rafael Oreamuno; the
Minister Of the Irish Free state. Or.
Timothy Smiddy; Senator and Mrs. Ar
thur Capper, Representative stephen
G.. Porter. Miss Porter. Representative
and Mrs. James t. Begg, the score
tary- TO the President and Mrs. E.V-
rrett Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Stokiey
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry oathn
Of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
y. McKenney Mrs. Henry ID. Flood
and Miss Mckinney.
The Minister OF Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos will entertain a diStin-
glIished company at dinner this eve
ming.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik were the honor guests at
dinner last evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dierks, who entertained a
company of IA.
Senator and Mrs. Walter L. Edge
will entertain at dinner this evening
in honor of the newly appointed Am
bassador to Spain and Mrs. Ogden ii.
Hammond.
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
will entertain at dinner Saturday, Jan
uary 80.
Mrs Couzens and Miss Madeleine
Couzens went to New York today for
the remainder of the week.
Representative and Mrs. Richard s.
Aldrlch have returned from IfoNl-
dence r. L.. where they We're guests
of former Senator and Mrs. Thomas +.
Lippitt.
Representative and Mrs. j. J. Nc
Swain of Greenyille. s. G. have ar
rived in Washington and are living at
the Cairo Hotel
Gomdr. Theodore Jewell will give his
fifteenth annual debutante dinner this
evening at the Chevy Chase Club The
guests of honor will be the three
daughters Of naval families making
their debut this year, namely, Miss
Neville Gherardi, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Walter Il. Gherardi: Miss
Rosemary Griffin. stepdaughter Of
Comdr. Paul Fl. Bastedo. and Miss
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home tomorrow afternoon, but will
receive January 20 and January -.
Mrs. Thomas y. Woodlock enter
tanned at luncheon today az Ward.
man Park Hotel, when her guests
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Senator Watson Guest
OF Indiana Constituent.

Senator James T.. Watson OF In
diana was guest of honor at dinner
given last night at the Willard by Mr.
+. r. Schaaff of Gary. Ind, who is
spending the week at the Willard. He
had seven guests
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and cousin, Mrs. G.. Fl. Draper ana
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly. Mr.. For
man returned last week from White
hall, H.. where he went because of
the illness and death of his father, DIR.
A. #. Forman. Mr.. and Mrs. Forman
are on their way to South America.
Entertaining at luncheon at the
Mayfower following Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend's concert tomorrow morning
are Mrs Brewster Warwick, Mrs
Francis NJ. Wigmore, Mrs. Harley
Peyton Wilson, Mrs. Edward Melss'
Mrs. ]. w. Drake. DR.. Walter a.
Wells. Mrs. James r. Morris and Mrs.
CT. II. Williams, sr.
Mr.. William II. Coolidge of Boston
arrived today at the Willard, "here
he will spend several days.
Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds, I.
s n. and Mrs. Reynolds of Water
bury. Conn, are spending the week at
the Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. L. van den
Bosch will return TO their nome, "a
Kalorama circle. at the end or TINS
week, after a short stay IN New 10TH.
Society folk are expected TO occupy
prominent places in the audience that
will gather tomorrow night 10 witness
the first indoor horse show or the
Riding and Hunt Club. Admiral Cary
T. Grayson, Col. II. S. HAWKINS OF
Fort Myer and Mr.. Emory Galnller
Continued on Ninth Page)
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Mr.. William II. Coolidge OF Boston
arrived today at the Willard, "here
he will spend several days.
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Representative and Mrs. Richard s.
Aldrich have returned from Provi-
dence. r. L.. where they were guests
of former Senator and Mrs. Thomas f..
Lippitt.
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Representative and Mrs. j. J. Me
Swain of Greenyille, s. G. have ar
rived in Washington and are living at
the Cairo Hotel
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Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
will entertain at dinner Saturday, Jan
uarv 80.
Mrs Couzens and Miss Madeleine
Couzens went to New York today for
the remainder of the week.
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Miss Grace Roper will give bridge
party this evening and take her
guests later to the dance at the Navy
N1rI
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The Minister of Greece and Nine.
SimopouloS will entertain distin-
guished company at dinner this eve
iu-
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert j. Adair We're
hosts to a large party last eve
ming. entertaining a company of 100
at dinner and dancing at Rauscher' s.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Hyde have
returned to their home in New York.
They were guests of Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Lincoln
c. Andrews and spent the week end
as guests of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Joseph Adams Baer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-12

The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik We're the honor guests at
dinner last evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Derks, who entertained a
company of IA.
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Senator and Mrs. Walter L. Edge
will entertain at dinner this evening
in honor of the newly appointed Am
ba ssador TO Spain and Mrs. Ogden ii.
Hammond.
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Dr. and Mrs. Davenport White have
gone TO New York and are at the Wal
dorf Astoria for a short visit.
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Mrs Frank G. Henry and Mrs.
Maurice II. Thatcher will be at home
Tuesday afternoon. January 10, from
t to & O'Clock at 1915 Belmont road.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mckee Dunn have
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant F'orman of Okla
homa are visiting the Iatter's aunt
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Mrs r De Witt Talmage. who has
an apartment at the Mayfiower. viii
be hostess To a party of five at lunch
con tomorrow in the presidential din
ing room.
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Mrs. James NJ. Beck has gone to
New York. and will be absent from
washington for several DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-11
Superintendent
ANNOUNCES LIST
TEACHERS FOR 1927

Superintendent of Schools A. Ray
mond Carter has announced the list
of teachers in the schools of Gardi-
ner, Farmingdale and Randolph for
the year 1862, there being very
few changes from last year. The
special instructors will all return to
Gardiner and there Is but one change
in the High school faculty, Mrs. Jes-
sic C. Houdlette, of Dresden Mills,
having been elected to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation Of
Thomas H. Blanchard. Mrs. Houd-
lette will teach general science. civ
les and ancient history.
There are but two positions not
filled, that of teacher of the Eighth
grade in the old High school, and of
grades and 6 in the South Gardi-
ner school. Superintendent Carter
already has several applications I'M
der consideration for these positions.
The fall term of all the schools be-
gins September 10. The teachers are
as follows:
Gardiner High school-Principal
Charles e. Taylor. mathematics,
Bates; Earle H. Danforth, chemistry,
physics, U. of M; Mrs. Jessie Houd-
lette, general science, civics and an
cient history; Effie May WeatherDee,
English, U. of M; Gwendolen P.
Smith. English. Mt. Holyoke; Mildred
E. Coombs, commercial, Shaw Bust
ness College; Maud G. Green, COM
mercial, Bates, Haverhill Business
College; Rachel L. Ripley, French,
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Helen e. Gosline, Grades As. Farm
ington Normal; Ethel M. Houdlette,
Grades ga, Pennington Normal;
Sara L. Bailey. Grades IL, Var
mouth academy.
Burns school, Angie Reynolds,
Grades IT, Gardiner High.
The position of teacher Of Grades
Is at the North Street school has
not yet been filled.
Randolph Teachers
Randolph Grammar school. Edith
G. Barber. principal, Grades rs,
Pennington Normal school; Marion
Gould, Grades SIS, Pennington Nor
NAL school; Teresa A. Clark, Asst.
Grades SIS, Pennington Normal;
Daisy w. Gillian, Grades "a, Port
land High; Katherine r. Ballard,
Grade 2, Pennington Normal; Alice
M. Lahaye, Grade l, Cony High.
Undertook Street-Annie Fossett,
Grades IA, Pittston Academy; Lau-
renee D. Cobb, manual training, Cor
ham Normal; Marjorie e. Martin,
household arts, Pennington Normal;
Mary E. Thurlow. home economics.
Pennington Normal: Frank F. McGin-
ley, physical training, Bates; Helen L.
Nichols, physical training, University
of Arizona; Eva NJ. Towne, music,
Boston University.
The school nurse is Miss Katherine
Calvin, r. N; the school physician,
DR.. r. D. Simons. The school board
in Gardiner is composed of o. B. Cla-
son, chairman; r. p. Hazard and Mrs.
Milo G. Folsom Farmingdale school
| board, Mrs Mabel Arthur, chairman;
Fred r. Ames and NJ. l. Parker. Ran
dolph school board, Ward S. Morrow,
chairman: Fred C. Moore and Mrs. II.
c. Storm.
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Bates; Myrtle Rumery, Latin, Colby;
Helen M. Harlow, history, Tufts;
Pauline B. Carter, mathematics,
Bates; Marietta Parshley, librarian,
commercial geography, Central Uni
versity.
Junior High school, Mallian r.
Russell, Principal, Grade s, Mt. Holy
oke; Ella A. Peacock, Grade Z, Gar
diner High; Carrie M. Cornell. Grade
Z, Salem Normal, Gorham Normal.
Highland Avenue school, lisa L.
jackson, Principal, Grade 6, Farm
ington Normal; Edna A. Tyron,
Grade S, Pennington Normal; Doris
w. Kendall, Grade a. Pennington
Normal; Florence M. Mansir, Grade
8. Pittston High; Grace o. Smith,
Grade 8. Pennington Normal; Edith
G. Drawn, Grade 2, Bridge Academy.
Spring street school, Myrtle b.
Morgan, Principal, Grade l, Lewis
ton Training School; Anna w. Dun
ton, Grade l. Gorham Normal.
Central Street School, Lena
Rumery, Principal, Grade 6, Castlne
Normal; Zetta M. Nudd, Grades DO,
Pennington Normal; Geneva Addi-
ton, Grades As, Pennington Normal;
A. Blanche Woodwork, Grade a.
Pennington Normal
New Mills School, Edith w. Holt,
Principal, Grades and 4, Farming
ton Normal; M. Catherine Morrlsey'
Grade 3, Pennington Normal; Myrtle
G. Addition, Grades IL. Pennington
Normal.
Plummer Street School. B. Maud
Smith, Principal, Grade 3, Gorham
Normal School; Mrs. Katherine A:
Staples, Grade 2. Pennington Normal
and Laselle Seminary; Lula M.
Stone, Grade /, Gardiner High;
Agnes NJ. Lancaster, Grade l, Cor
ham Normal
South Gardiner school, Ralph E
Robbins, principal, Grades 7-6'
Washington Normal; Corinna 4
Ladner, Grades ga. Pennington
Normal; Maude ]. Thurlow, Grage
/, Lewiston Training school.
Lawrence school, Minnie c. Bry-
ant, Grades IA, Gorham Normal.
Libby Hill school, Florence NJ
Smalley. Grades Is, Castine Nor
NAL and Pennington Normal school.
Farmngdale Teachers
Grant Street school, Jessie White,
principal, Grages rs, Gardiner High;