The Washington herald., 1922-09-24
n. W. ASSOCIATIONS.
UNITE IN DRIVE ON
CROWDED SCHOOLS
Iowa Circle Meeting on
Tuesday Will Discuss
Concerted Action.

Concerted action toward solution
OF the school problem in the dense-
ly populated northwest district. by
civic and Improvement associations,
is forecast as a result of various
meetings Of District citizens asso-
Citations during the past week.
The Iowa Circle Citizens Associa-
tion, through its executive COM
mittee, yesterday announced that
II proposed to cooperate with the
other groups in hope of helping the
Commissioners reach some decision
to relieve the emergency.
Piney Branch, Petworth, Thomas
Circle, Columbia Heights and
Mount Pleasant associations had
either general OF executive commit
tee meetings during the past six
days and each organization viGor-
ously protested the crowded and
unsanitary condition of the city
schools.
Suggestion toward divorcing the
Board of Education from other de-
partments of the District as re-
spects supervision. Cnd reorganiza-
tion of the general plan Of financing
the school system along lines sug-
gested by The Herald last spring.
will be again demanded. according
to officers of the interested or
ganizations.
VI. A. Robbins, president of the
Iowa Circle Association, has in
vited DIR. Frank w. Ballou, super
Jintendent of schools, to address
general meeting of that civic body
Tuesday evening. Plans toward
procuring cooperation of all asso-
Citations in Northwest Washington
will be taken up at that time.
Miss Genevieve Pyle. 1904 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. will
open her dancing studio at Four
teenth and Fairmont streets north
west, September 80 She will teach
Russian ballet, rhythmic and chill
dren's dances.
90 Miss Bette c. LarimOre, 1906 La
mar street northwest, has returned
to Wellesley College. where she is
4 student.
Miss Airline Dufour. 1918 Kill
bourne avenue northwest, has re-
turned from Columbia University
student She is teaching in West
ern High School.
Mrs. Hannah B. Sperry, l437 Q
street northwest, has returned fol-
lowing a three months vacation in
Pittsburgh. Pa, and Ashtabula
County. Ohio.
Warren Foster, 1854 Irving street
northwest, has resumed his studies
Sat Penn State College.
Margaret Byrd Mansfield. North
umberland apartments. will be vio-
lin soIoist at the evening services
of Takoma Park Baptist Church,
Carroll and Willow streets north
west, today.
II. B. Hand, $50 F street northeast,
has purchased the auto accessory
business of Miller and Miller. 1924
Fourteenth street northwest.
Kappa Delta, national sorority,
las granted a charter to Gamma
Phi Theta. local sorority at George
Washington University.
One-way streets in Columbia
Heights and purchase of a site for
playground purposes will be dis
.ussed at the October meeting of the
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ion. according to officers of that
organization. The executive COM
nittee held a meeting at the home
IF Herbert 1. Davis. 1241 Gird-d
street northwest. during the week.
Kinnear class, of Calvary Baptist
Church. will hold their annual in
;taIlation supper at Grace Dodge
Hotel next Tuesday at u. m. H. P.
Harper is the new president Of the
lass.
Prof. ]. Silas Harris will address
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Lincoln Temple. Eleventh and r
streets northwest. this evening.
Members of the Ladies' Aid So
,iety of TakOma Park Baptist
church are preparing for a fall
carnival to be held on the grounds
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas W.
Marshall. 7O2S Blair road north
west. Friday night.
Rev. B. II. Mellon, recently re-
turned from Europe and Asia. will
tell of impressions from his 10000
nile voyage at the meeting Of his
church this morning.
The Filipino Bachelors Circle
gave its inaugural ball at the Wash
Ington Club. Seventeenth and X
streets northwest. last night.
EIbrooke NJ L. Church Sewing
-,ircIe met at the residence of Mrs.
Luther Derrick. of Chapel lane
northwest. and planned supper
which will be given on the ElbrOoke
church lawn. River and MurdOck
Mill roads. They have also planned
20 hold a rummase on October IS
ind 90
Ernest Broadbent. 1872 Engle-
side terrace northwest. has re-
yumed his studies after a vacation
near Philadelphia.