Evening star., 1923-12-02
Parent-Teacher Activities

Welfare Magazine is unusually rich
in interesting reading matter which
Is also most instructive. This mag
azine is the official organ of the
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent Teacher Associations. and
every number contains the activities
OF the different state branches be-
sides. articles of interest to PIT. A.
members. Every parent and every
subscriber. Write to the special
Child Welfare Magazine chairman
for particulars. Address Mrs. w. d.
Clarke, us 18th street northeast.
Mrs. NJ. v. Nicol is the magazine
chairman for the organization and
she hopes to be able to pay the COM
missions from a large number of
subscriptions into the shoe and rub
ber fund. She will be glad to attend
to the subscriptions for any maga-
zine. just communicate with her at
1866 Monroe street northwest.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, president
of the District of Columbia Congress
of Mothers and Parent-Teacher AS
sociations, was one of the guests Of
! honor at the Thanksgiving dinner in the
Blake School Wednesday.
The Ludlow-Taylor Parent-T Teacher
Association will hold an oyster
at Sth and f streets northeast, next
Thursday, from till s pm. The
proceeds are to be used for play
ground equipment. Mrs. a. H. r.
Feelemyer is the chairman.
At recent meeting the Henry
Polk PIT. A. elected the following
Wooster; vice president. Miss NJ
Burk; secretary. Miss G. Cotton, and
treasurer. Mrs. Merleman. The par
ents visited the school from to 3
,, pm. and then held short business
meeting.
The Force PIT. A. met last Mon
day night in the ballroom of the
Rochambeau. Miss La Sale was the
speaker.
The next meeting of the Maury
Home and School Association will be
held Tuesday at pm. in the Ep-
| worth NJ. z. Church. 18th street and
Frederick l.. stephens will give an
illustrated talk on visual education.
All parents. whether members or not,
are urged to be present. Mrs. W. w.
ID. Clarke will preside
The Carberry Parent-T Teacher AS
sociation will meet Tuesday at 1:45
| p m. The school officials and many
prominent people have been invited
to help celebrate the installing of
electric lights in the building. DIR.
Frank w. Ballou and others viii
speak. A musical program will be
rendered and, after the business
session, there will be a reception
and refreshments. The teachers will
be in their classrooms to greet the
parents. You should know your
child's teacher; come and get acquaint-
ed. Mrs Walter l.. Hagen will preside.
All notes for this column must be
in the hands of the press chairman
day preceding the Sunday on which
they are to appear. Address Mrs. j,
y. Saunders, 900 + street northeast.
The monthly meeting of the Bryan
Parent Teacher Association was held
November % in the assembly hall
of the school. Mrs. c. l.. Dalrymple
presiding. The speakers were were Fob
Higher Salaries for Teachers: Miss
La Sale who explained The Intel
ligence Test" and Mrs. 4. \. Baggs,
who outlined the. Christmas sale.
Nh johnson introduced the speakers.
Mrs r. S. Ferguson, chairman of the
parcel post section of the Christmas
sale. appointed the following to
serve on her committee: Mrs l. =.
Chase. Mrs c. Galiher. Mrs. Null
downey and Mrs f. F. Lybrand. Miss
G. A. Philips and Miss Burrows We're
appointed to purchase a victrola for
the school. Mrs. +. +. Lybrand has
been appointed music chairman.
The following were appointed on
the committee for electric lighting:
Mrs. J. c. Hatton. Mrs. Gates. Mrs.
German. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. wilcox. Mrs.
Henry. Mrs c Cialiher, Mrs. c. l..
Dalrymple. Mrs DRAPER, Miss G. \.
Philips. Mrs. F. F. Lybrand. Mr..
Henry. Mr.. Wilcox Mr.: Shipley and
Mr.. German.
4 report from Mrs. ]. c. Hatton.
chairman of the luncheon committee.
showed a profit of $500 made on the
school luncheon. The social features
solos by Miss Evelyn. Scott, accom-
panied by Mrs. Byram. and tenor
solos by W. G. Atherholt, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elsie. Harry Weaver.
Prof Wonde1lich. added to the pro-
pr