Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1922, Page 28

| |R. D. Carleton Dorsey. In addition| | there will be on exhibition some of the work of (he various departments atics w E scenic properties ( of the school. A cc al Invitation = | Wi he' sclol shops: the | extended to all e interested in of separate weekly | the vocational school to attend. boys and girls, bring 3 . in them in close co act with suc I en and women of mnh.l (Continued from Pag cost, the development of school instruction and inspiration; | sduction of cultural assem- which noted artists appeared 1Loand L Ahishment of | GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV. T eeey | With & record graduating cluss just fhe faculty in close | leaving its doors, George Washington modern . educational | University opens tomorrow for its ! schos ork, with figures ex- Miss Slowe's crowning | Summer school work, with figures ¢ as the establishmens pected to bring the year's total up £ the only oficlul ex- 110 the 6,000 mark. The law school in this city of COlUM-y Wiy probably enroll mo New York city i ! its twebve w S is W graduate of | students fo lioward University and has the 3. A.fwhile the arts and sci dexree from Columbla University. by 00 (i probably rezister 1,000 in The departure of progressive ~ld“"lll(' two courses of six and nine ‘ of this type iy @ serlous bIOW | e yldording o Dean W. € h: the public school system of s Ruediger. Courses begin tomorrow eit . in the law school and arts and clence department hile another ARMSTRONG MANUAL TRAIN-! course. beginning June is starting ING SCHOOL. ment I training exhibit faculty and ud- | ministration will remain the same as L L eI Guring the past e by the buplls of lQegrees. which includ While 131 diploma | depart- | unique physi as held Thurs ven master mbers of Com- and members of the the numbers were on through the summnier cts of hot weather or those who take Iy morning or lite af turday after during the &, k wnd Maybeile s contributed to ! these nuni Socialized duneing | s featured. Miss Adams was| by President James Wrght. Dean William nd the class offi- | of the headed the re- | appoint 1. B director the x B. Sullivan Academ instructor receive the deg Lo . s had ex athletic cived their with the ap-. Seniors who < wers - ing in tration of During the su . an organization | Sullivan will tginated at the schooi and spread to all the high £ the city ) work My ke of the secondary education, sehoo! ation, supervision of instruc- servation and practice : conducted | * when | ool | prinei address aning woof Law- lem Vis.. will of- scienee. s held its annu ay evening, when a of parents and 1 to make merry with the receives its final re_offered gus. The firs - scheduled to start Saturday morning. Miss Marga DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL. et o aiies was given | main by pe by the Athletie A ation | Ih previous lege of w Dunbar “D" for | €conomi having played the championship | German games of the The menu was | to by one of the domestic!zooiog classes under Miss Williams. were about Sixty guests pres- | AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. were made by Mr. ¢ Mr. Russell chair-| Bishop Hamilton will continue to committoe, wnd jact s shes. Mr. Hender- | 1) letters upon the | boys who had won this | his su k Trigs spoke for the | with the day luncheon cellor of the American atil Dr. Lucien Clark, . has cc luded his duties Churches. The hool will open a depart and literatur rati snts of Dunbar had a dan rnoon as an evidence of . on Monday, tive dritl R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R L R LR R R LR Rt LRLRLRLALRLh R tR R AL AR evening the HE I The rapid growth of the dow 1¢€ | branch of the uni {thus far thirty-eight instructors The senior class held its class night | the six different schools. Dr. Putney | excreises Wednesday. The first part | will continue to have charge. and of the program consisted of an ad- i matriculate etudents for the de- dress by the ciass president, Les i partments. the salutatory address, A new library room has been added can: the valedictory add to the central building, on F stre tt: the class poem. Eliza- | that €urnishes a reading room lu t, and the class song. ' encudh fur the present number of erne Gregory, music | Studeénts. An additional assembly or The secona pdrt was | lectere room is sntemplated e n of the masqu “Comus.” under the direction of M M. P Burriil | ! A. Wilkinson of the| »f 1919, is still maintaining the cecord she established at the end of the first semester of her freshma vear, when. out of a class of sh was placed on the honor roll a the first ten starred studen February of this y Miss Wilkin- | son was elected ~treasurer of the Ube Matt O ST. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. R R R LR LR R L L L L L L L L R R L LR LR L L MR R R S B R R R S R L R LR R R R R SR LR LR LR LR L LR LR R LR LR LR SR LA LR LR SUNBURN AT ATLANTIC CITY THIS YEAR Old Sol shines as usual on b arms and ne at Atlantic City this year but there’s very little| suffering from sunburn. The answer is that the girls know a sure to take the “burn” out of sunburn. In other come wise to Association has now becol E cational Guidance / New York. The obj < association. through a broad | he many phases of voca- dance, | w ive as a means of helping all children to have such training Will enable them to adjust themselyes pational world by making 4 more significant between | living and the school. This association bel s that a4 more ade- quate knowledge of the individual child, that various types of modifi- . girl a magine her deligh that this wonderful healer is & s cream. That's the N most _ effective 4 soothing. healing. antiseptic prop- erties ever put together, and that tion put into o white face crean trating that 1 she finds other and Your druggist will introduce you cition of the curriculum and that an |t a wonderful new comfort when ~atension of the educational system | you buy your first jar of Noxzema || cover the first few years after || Oil of Cloves greaseles: 1| student leaves school and enters avcupation will bring nto realiz on this desirable goal. The afm of | the association in the coming vear will be to augment its membership | and to develop along the lines indi- ! cated you prefer to make it aint- ance through a large free demon stration jar, send this clipping with 10c (cost of mailing) to Nox- zema Chemical Co.. Baltimore, Md_| June 1§ On Friday, June 9. in the a nbly hall of the Shaw Junior Hogh School, the pupils of the O St_eet Vocationay School presented an operetta. “A Day sseland.” which portrayed the ares of the woodland as enjoy party of girls who had giv entire time to the study literature, music and art.} well rendered. the solos, recitations and dances being well interpreted, due to the efforts of Miss V. A. Williams, who has charse of the music in this school: Mre. Emma Lee Willlams of the Conservatory of Music, who as- sisted in the dramatic and Mrs. Lulu Howe Robinson at the piano, with Mr. W. L. Brown. cellist. ani Mr. Clarence Miner, violinist. plaved o small part in the ultimate success of the entertainment. The costum:s which were made of crepe paper and of every imaginable color. were de- signed by Miss Ruth B. Cornwell of the drawing depurtment of the school. Under her directions, the girls made ileir costumes. Too much cannot be said of the interest taken by thel zirls in the project, nor of the beauiy | «of the completed costumes. Field day exercises were held Thursday on the side lawn of the hese exercises were under on of Miss Marie Jordan who has charge of the physical tra ing in this schooy. The progr consisted of Swedish exercises, folk dances and games, the latter causing 4 great deal of competition. Special mention should be made of the “Tar- antella,” danced by a number of girls with rhythm, precision and grace. On Tuesday, at 10 a.m., the school 5 g . will hold its commencement exercises. | Doesn’t hurt s bit! Drop a little . C. Wilkinson. assistant superin- | “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- tendent of schools, will preside: Dr. | gtantly that corn stops hurting, then W. H. Brooks, pastor of Nineteenth ift it i vi 5 Street Baptist Church, will give the | Sortly, To Lift it right off with fin invocation; Dr. . Johnson of How- | 8eT8- AR 3 ard University will deliver the ad-| _Your druggist eells a tiny bottle of dress, and Drg J. Hayden Johnson,|“Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient member of the hoard of education,| to remove every hard corn, soft corn, Wil confer the certificates. A 5010 | or corn between the toes. and the al- will be rendered by Miss 2 G Mt S Dorsey, necompanied by her hrat luses, without soremess or irritation. 5 / THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., JUNE 18 1922—PART 1. | A Better Home For Us Means a Better Home For You ULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO., in its New Store, is better able to solve your Home-Making problems than ever before. 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