The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
PEABODY HILTON
PARENTS OPPOSE
new PLAYGROUND
School Principal Says Site
For Foreign Children
Is Uncalled For.

noon AT the meetiuk OF tnc Ece
body Hilton Parent Teachers Assoc
citation. held in Peabody School;
when Miss Gertrude Young. group
principal, following verbal denun-
citation of the idea. tabled the res
olution of the Stanton Park Citi-
zens' Association favoring the plan.
I Miss Young's criticism followed
the reading of the resolution. Jump
ing to her feet. she fiayed the as
sociation's request for the purchase
of an adjacent building 20 the school
for the purpose. There is no Amer
lea in Capitol HILL" she voiced
with emphasis. Continuing. she
added. There are only twenty-nine
children enrolled. and these hail
from Schott's alley. when they
did attend the kindergarten the
teachers were compelled to bathe
them.'
Mrs. Raymond Morgan. member
of the Board of Education, deliv-
cred a brief address touching on
"Women's Part in the World OF
Today" She declared that women
are deciding the bigger issues OF
the day. The association contrib
uted to the Travellers Aid Society.
The committees on entertainment,
Fairgrounds and schools reported
progress Preceding the business
session an entertainment was given
by the pupils of the school. The
next meeting of the association will
be held in the school on Friday,
December s.
nj Dnl 20 vi nj
Washington, now of Akron. Ohio
who was recently married to Miss
Margaret Bolles. Cleveland, Ohio
spent his honeymoon visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bal
| win, 1856 A street northeast. Mr.
Balwin is a secretary of a busi'
ness mems association in Akron.
"On the Mount of Olivet" will bs
the subject of the series of trave
sermons preached by Rev. Geors'
A. Miller. pastor OF Ninth Street
Christian Church. Ninth and 1
streets northeast. Sunday morning
A meeting Of st. Matthews Luth
eran Chruch Council was held in tn
church. d street. near Tenth north
east, at p. IN. Monday. The pas
tor, Rev. Herman c. Schultz. spoke
The Lutheran Missionary Societ,
will hold its fall session at p. m
Friday, at the Home of the Aged
Echoes from the general conven
tion at Pittsburgh ana methods o
study will be on the program. Th'
keynote adopted for the meeting
will be Preparation for Efficient
Work"
A meeting of the entertainment
committee of the Northeast Bust
ness Mems Association will be hell
at s p. m. tonight at their head
quarters. second floor OF Northeas
Savings Bank. Eighth and Fl street
northeast. William A, Heidi will
submit plans for a community en-
Itertainment.
Members of the Mothers Club. o
Rosedale playground. will ASSEMBLE
for a business meeting. to be fol
lowed by a social hour, this evening
Mrs. Herbert Dreyfus. New York
returned home after a two weeks
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Fischer. 1904 Olive street north
east.
Final plans for a bazaar to b,
given by Ingram Memorial Congre
S.tional Church, Tenth street an,
Massachusetts avenue northeast
were completed at a meeting OF tn
Ladies' Aid Society. held in tn,
church at 10 a. m. yesterday.
An Every Member Present
service will be observed in Epwortl
NJ. f. Church. Thirteenth street AM
North Carolina avenue northeast
next Sunday morning. The Woman
Bible Glass held = meeting in tn,
church last night.
A meeting of Frances f. willar
W. c. T. L. will be held at the hom
of Mrs. J. +. Gibson. 1888 Marylan
avenue northeast. at p. m. today
Members of the foreign missionar
study class of Washington Presby
terian Church, North Capitol stree
and Florida avenue and q stree
northeast, will deal with the sub
ject, Building with India" at thei
meeting in the church at 1880 a. m
today.
Miss Katherine Swanson. directo
of the Plaza playground, is makini
arrangements for a Thanksgivinl
celebration.
James Barker. 4O2 Fifty-eightl
lrtf
jured, when the truck he was driv
ing struck a pole.
An illustrated lecture on India
was given in Eastern Presbyterian
Church, Sixth street and Marylan'
avenue northeast, by the pastor
Rev. Alfred E. Barrows. last night.
j. T. h. Plant, field executive. will
| speak at he meeting OF the newl.
organized Boy Scout troop at tn
Langdon NJ Z. Church, ,.Twenty-sec
ond and Evarts streets northeast
on Saturday evening.
The meeting of the mems club o
| Ingram Memorial Congregations
Church. Tenth street and Massachu
setts avenue northeast. was ad
dressed by Rev. George A. Miller, o.
Ninth Street Christian Church, las
| night.
| Rev. T. D. Windiate and Mis-.
Lucy Drant addressed the mission
ary meeting OF the Church of thu
Good Shepherd. Sixth and I street,
northeast, last night. Announce
ment was made of the choir excur
sion to Hyattsvlile. where a radio
exhibit will be held. this evening.