Evening star., 1926-01-24

shoe and rruhher faInd card party;
Mrs W. -. Clarke, child welfare
ma 81 zine: Mrs. Rafter told of the
new ParentTeacher Bulletin. which
will he ready for distribution in the
near future, This bulletin is being
financed ana edited by the executive
| board. The program WAS under the
direction of The kindergarten depart
ment. of which Mrs. f.. W. Patterson
is the chairman. and the speaker for
The afternoon was Miss Catherine
Watkins. director of the kindergarten
department in the District of Column
hia schools.
The District of Columbia Congress
OF Parent-Tea acher Associations Ieeis.
latiNe department Tuesday adopted a
resolution which was protest against
the erection of elementary school
buildings higher than two stories
above the ba semeni
The following school associat tions
will assist in the clothes conservs ton
room on the Fridays during February:
tebruarN =. Congress Heights: Febru.
AIRY II. Edmonds: February 10. Ludlow.
and February 26. Central High
Mrs. Louis Castell wishes 10 have
group Of +. T. A. members visit 4 local
=
dress is 1882 sixth street and tele.
phone Fra nklin S55S
The Jackson Parent-Teacher Asso.
clation met Monday and John n
Small. former Representative from
N"flh carolina, gave a talk on the
6aSque bill. 1t was decided TO make
the February meeting social one
me regular meeting OF Langley
Junior High School Parent-Teacher
association was held in Langley Junior
High School Tuesday evening. Rusi-
ness consisted OF reports of officers
ana various committees DR.. FaIes
chairman OF the auditorium commit
Tee. reported that the budget carried
an appropriation Of S40O. 900 10 com
plete Langley. The entertainment
consisted of piano solo by Joseph de
Bettencourt. OBI. and vocal solo by
Minnie F.llerbrook. obi w. G.. Hen.
derson. first president Of the North
Capitol and lexington Citizens Asso
cation. congratulated the Langley
people on their school and the splen-
did spirit manifested Henry w
Draper. the principal. told of the plans
Tor the February graduation. He
stated that the class would hold its ex-
ercises at Eastern High School Janu.
airy ~ at 30 pm. and that all OF
the Langley pupils would he taken in
special ears To hear the exercises 1t
was announced that pupils of La ngley
would give an operetta January 20 at
pm. at Business High School.
resolution was adopted and sent
TO the Washington Railway and Flee
trio Co. asking that the car stop he
moved from Second street between s
and II streets northeaS ST to Il street
! Just east of Second street northaas st .
Allan Davis. principal of the Rusi-
ness High School. maSe an address
Members Of the graduating class who
go TO Business were invited TO hear
Mr.. Davis. Margaret Kidd of 9R2
banked Mr.. Davis for his talk Al
he roll call Miss Tennyson section
OBI. won the pennant for the best At
tendance Of parents.
The Monroe Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday evening
with the president. Mrs. !. r. T..
Reane. in the chair Pupils of the
eighth grade will give the program.
A meeting of the BRYAN Parent
Teacher Associa ton was held la nuarY
Is. Mrs. Donovan. president. pre-
sided. At the business. session the
constitution was amended to change
meeting nights from the third Friday
to the fourth Thursday. Alta Lady.
chairman of the District mot hers
congress. pre-school circle committee
gave an address on organization and
Importance of pre-School educa ton.
Mrs. FlulZe, chairman of the enter
ia ainment committee, introduced home
talen from the school. three girls and
a boy, who gave special da nces.
The Benning Parent-Teacher AsSo-
ciation's monthly meeting of January
5 was opened with Vice President
Mrs. Ada Peacock in the chair. The
letters were read in regard to the
extension of lights heinE erected in