Evening star., 1925-01-18

her work, as did Mrs. Homan. dele
! gate to the congress. Several vocal
| selections were rendered by Miss
apple A string quartet, composed OF
Joseph Botazzi, Bernard Long, Horace
Gendreau and Seymour Mazier, rem
dered seveyal selections. Master John
Philip Smith played saxophone solos.
| charles Seay and Gene Horace Gen
dreau sang, accompanied at the piano
| by Florence Wilson. The recently
| organized Boys Glee Club sang
| southern melodies. The pupils of the
Peabody-Hilton will give a play. en-
titled Mother Goose" in the new
Eastern High School early in Febrli-
| ary for the benefit of the Peabody
| Hilton Parent-Teacher Association.
| The attendance banner was won bv
the OBJ grade, Miss Harrison, teacher.
| The Taylor-Ludlow Parent-Teacher
| Association met January is in the
! Ludlow School, with the president
| Mrs. Bartlett, in the chair. The pu
! pills OF the school gave a program
and Mrs. G. s. Rafter spoke of the
advantages of the five-year building
| program.
| The Wallach-Towers Parent-Teach-
| er Association recently met to dis
cuss plans for raising money for ven
| tilators in every window, as the need
| is very great. 1t was decided TO hold
| a luncheon in February 1t was also
decided that each member spend o.
cents for material and sell the prod-
| uct to make money for the associs-
tlon ana then to write up their expert
ences. A card party was planned
also Mrs. E w. Patterson presided
The Bradley Parent-T Tea cher Asso-
cation held a card party Friday
| night for the benefit of the shoe and
| rubber fund at the home of Mrs
Milton Schmidt, 2o6 Fourteenth street
southwest.
/ The Brightwood Parent-Teacber
Association held a reception for the
teachers and new members Tuesday
nIeht' Mrs j. NJ Hall presiding
othy Ga1stt Piaa0 and sol9s by IsS a P9 Rt?
Dinger Miss Anthony gave a read
| ing, and there were vocal selections
by Miss Hopkins, Mrs. Doing and Mr..
De Milo. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter talked
on parent-teacher work.
The Bryant Parent-Teacher Asso
citation met Friday night, with the
president, Mrs. Da1rympIe, in the
| chair. Mrs. Rafter talked on the
needs OF the elementary schools. and
| urged the Endorsement of the build
ing program.
The Edmond Parent-Teacher Asso-
clation met January IL, with George
Hid, vice president. presiding.
Christmas play was presented by sew
eral eighth grade pupils. The eighth
grade won the pennant for the best
attendance of parents, and Miss Hop
klns, principal and eighth-g grade
teacher. was presented with box of
candy for having won the pennant.
Representative A. H. Gasque will
be the principal speaker at the an
| nual night meeting of the Park View
Parent-Teache Association next
| Tuesday evening This meeting is
known as fathers night" and will be
held in the auditorium of the Park View
School.
The Columbia Junior High Parent
Teacher Association met Tuesday aft
| ernoon. The principal topic of the
meeting, the child labor amendment
| was developed in an address by Miss
| Ethel NJ Smith, legislative secretary
| of the National Women's Trade Union
League. Miss Grace Leigh Scott, di-
rector of the department of social
| morality of the national w. c. T. u,
| child. Mrs. Carl Smith, the president,
was in the chair. Miss Esther Sealander,
one of the music teachers of the
I school, sang two numbers Master
Anconia kaplan supplied two selec-
tions on the violin. The Girls Glee
Club assisted in the program, and
Miss Hannah Bonnell was at the
piano. Mrs. LOUIS c. vogt was in
charge of refreshments at the recep-
tion which followed the meeting.
A reception was rendered Tuesday
night at the Brightwood School by
the Brightwood Parent-Teacher AS
sociation to the teachers of the
school and new members of the asso-
citation. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
president of the national organfza-
ton, made an address. The enter
tainment program included vocal
solos by Miss Lucy E. Hopkins, a
teacher of the Woodburn School; solos
in Italian by Mr. De Milo; solo by
Mrs. Doing; dramatic recitations by
Miss Marvel Wilheiser and Mrs. An
thony, and piano solos by Master and
Miss Dinger and Miss Gravatte. A
feature was a series of drills and
dances by pupils of the class taught
by Miss Gladys Mckee. Those par
ticipating were: Scottish dance, Myr-
tie Ware, Charlotte Hawkins, Frances
Buck and Mildred Clark; Irish dance,
Charlotte Hawkins, Ruth Branson,
Lois Hall, Grace Nylen, Murray Haw-
kins, Frank Shaw, Russell Baker and
Ernest Holtx