Evening star., 1926-11-07

he safety Of children at street cross
ngs The association was entertained
by the Glee Club and a play by Mr.
Smiths 9B section. Miss Burgdorf' S
section, SAL, had the greatest number
of parents present. The following
committees have been selected: Pro
gram-Mrs. Julia Zimmerman, chair
man; Mrs. j. H. Newton, H. S. Smith
Mrs Henry Y. Snellings and Mrs
Laura Ragland. Membership-Mrs
Charles Weitzell, chairman: E. Zeis
Mrs. Joseph Utz, Mrs. j. r. Tucker
and Miss A. C. Schwinghammer
Social-Mrs. William Leishear. chair
man: Miss Gladys Price, Mrs. S. A.
Leishesr. Mrs. V. c. Buppert, Mrs
r. M Skinner, Mrs. James H. Spence
and Mrs. NJ I4andman. Publicity
Miss Ada Burgdorf. chairman; Mrs.
George Sorrell.
The meeting of the Powell Junior
High Parent Teacher Association will
be held November 10 at 8 o'clock at
he school. The principal speaker
will he Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher
on Moving Pictures--Their Connec.
ion With the Junior High School
Child"
The Bradley Parent Teacher Asso-
ation met Tuesday at the school.
The officers for the coming year were
elected, as follows: President, Mrs. g.
,. Leishear; vice president, Mrs. j.
G. Hungerford; secretary, Mrs. MEDIA
Leishear; treasurer, Mrs. Z. n,
knight. The chairmen of the various
committees we're announced. Plans
r,.N v-fx n he held
in the near future.
The Parent Teacher Association of
he Douglas-Twning School met DC
cher 80 at the Douglas School. An
address was delivered by Eugene A.
Clark. assistant superintendent OF
schools. on the Value of the Parent
Teacher Association" Election of Of
ficers was as follows: President, j. +.
Robertson: vice president, Mrs. Mary
Mason: secretary. Miss O. G.. Hutch
ms; treasurer, Miss 1netta Banks
The following program was rendered
Trio. by pupils of the ga grade
recitation, ga grade pupils; mixed
glee club. The members of the asso-
citation voted to organize to better the
conditions in the community. The boy
patrol was indorsed by the association.
eraser cleaner for use in the two
buildings and sand table for the
primary grades. The association voted
unanimously that the hour for open
ing school remain unchanged.
The Brookland p. r. A. met Oc
tober 29. The necessary requisites tc
make the teachers room comfortable
and adequate hooks, etc. for the CLOAK
rooms in the lower grades were dis
cussed. Mrs. Moffett of the Emory
lexington r. T. A. spoke. and Mrs
Roop. chairman of the social hygiene
committee of the District of Column
bia Congress of p. r. A.. gave an ad-
dress on Social Hygiene com
mittee was appointed to revise the by
laws. Owing to the first vice presi
dent leaving this vicinity, Mrs. Tabt
was appointed to take her place, ant
Mrs. Hoagland was appointed sec
ord vice president. A new secretary
also was appointed. Mrs. James Es
tovenal, to fill the unexpired term o
Mrs. stiles. The next regular meeting
will be a night meeting November 22.
The Edmonds Parent Teacher Asso
citation will meet tomorrow at "a
pm in the school. A Halloween
party under the direction of parent
and teachers was given Edmonds chill
dren Friday evening in the school
The smaller children were entertained
by the teachers on the second floor
and an orchestra furnished music TO
dancing for larger pupils on the frs
floor Prizes were awarded and 1c'
cream and cake were sold.
The Bancroft Parent Teacher Asso
citation met Tuesday In the kinder
garten room of the Bancroft School
A demonstration of a new method o
teaching music was given by Mis-
Ellinworth and seven of the younge
pupils. The secretary was instructed
to send letter of protest against thu
condition of the school grounds to thu
Board of Education. The roll cal
showed a tie between Mrs. Smith
and Miss Handy's rooms, so they vii
each have the picture, given as a re
ward for attendance, hung in thel
rooms for two weeks.
The Parent Teacher Association rep
resentatives to the Juvenile Protec
tive Association will meet Wednesda,
at o'clock at their new headquarters
1000 Vermont avenue.
Inc 1OIlOWlnS are Tie OIlICSIS
delegates of the Wheatley School Par
Teacher Association: President
Mrs. Walter c. Jones; vice president
Mrs. Lily Hall; secretary, Mrs. Guy
Lucas; treasurer. Mrs. James Everett
delegates. Mrs. George Foreman, Mrs
Everett, Mrs. Lily Hall.
The following delegates to the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parent
Teacher Associations were appointed
from the EmoryEckington Psrent
Teacher Association: Mrs. Ida Fra
zier. Mrs Ennis and Mrs. w. H. Hoff
man.
The following delegates to the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parent
Teacher Associations were appointed
from the Peabody Hilton Parent
Teacher Association: Mrs. Arthur @
Mann. Mrs. Mason Lipscomb, Mrs. F
Chalkley. Mrs. Victor Jaeger. Mrs. L
H. Brown, Mrs. G. w. Lady, Mrs. V
p Hammer. Mrs. r. Holt, Mrs. H
Stull. Mrs. r. Willis. Mrs. Bert Ran
dali. Mrs. John Pitcher. Mrs. J. F
Window. Mrs. S. Wood Mrs. Charlie:
Dunmire, Mrs. j. Handy, Mrs. F
Robinette. Mrs. j. S. Manning, Mrs
H. S. Mckinley. Mrs. j. c. Hough
AhI - ". lLdNiSIlCc, 1SIluESd u
Mrs. G. Small.
, The following were elected Officers
| Of the Bryan Parent Teacher Associa
ton: President, Mrs. G. M. Donovan
! first vice president. Mrs. II. r. Tit
| low: second vice president, Mrs. c. E
Kettler; secretary. Mrs. J. w. Ham
aker; treasurer. Mrs. r. c. Henry.
| The parents and teachers of tn,
JOB Barnard School organized a Par
! ent-Teacher Association October %
James G. Yaden, delegate to the Fed
! Grafton of Citizens Associations. rep
resenting the Petworth Citizens Asso
! citation. acted as temporary chairman
and Harry A. Johnson acted as tenn
| porary secretary The following Off