Evening star., 1927-12-04

All notices for this column must be
in the Publicity Bureau by noon on
"Wednesday preceding the Sunday on
which publication is desired. Address
d. c. Congress of p. 7. A. Publicity
Bureau 500 Eighteenth street north
west, apartment 81
Although November 13 to l9 was
"Children's Book Week" every week
may be book week for those who are
interested i'm good reading for the
children. \ pamphlet is issued by the
Public Library of the District of Co
lumbia. which may he obtained at the
library. containing an article by Miss
I.atiraer on What Is Your Child
Reading?" This pamphlet also con
tains suggestions for Christmas
books
In one association an interested
mother. with the aid Of the Librarians
at our public library, prepared a
paper Of children's readings. for a
meeting of the association This at
lcas; might he done for the reading
circles in any association that has
one
In one Of the Junior High Schools
library is being established by the
Parent-Teacher Association in CO.
operation With the school
Chaimen of Children's reading of
each Parent-Teacher Association. or
the president, where there is no local
chairman. are requested to report any
work done in connection with chill
dren's reading to Mrs. w. II, Ross,
2Sll Woodley road
The meeting of the health and So
cial hygiene chairmcn held November
40 at o:15 pm. with 40 chairmen
present. Dr. T. w. Galloway of the
Nati-:ta' Social Hygiene Society of
New York save a summary OF what
has been done and urged mothers to
form study circles. 1t was decided
that the Chairmcn form n study circle
under Mrs w. T. Roop. state social
hvcienc chairman; the first meeting
TO he held January
Mrs. Joseph Sanders, state heaith
chairman, made an appeal to the
Chairmen to arrange with their presl'
dents when planning the program Tor
the wear. to devote at least one meet
ing year to health topics. Mrs. San
ders also urged that the local chair
men take groups of people to the eN-
bibits at the National Museum, and
to report to her when this was done.
DR.. T. w. Galloway will be the
sneaker at the following meetings:
. December s. Mount Pleasant Conere-
cational Church. Columbia road near
Fourteenth street, at 10 am, Child
Guidance Course. December 10. s
pm. in Pierce Hall. All Souls Uni
tartan Church. Fifteenth and Har
ward streets.
The Mothers Club of the Bryan
Parent-Teacher Associa ton will meet
Wednesday at 1870 pm.
The Council of Presidents and the
Publicity Institute will meet January
and TO- Mrs, Laura Cnderhill kohn.
manager of the National Publicity
Bureau, will conduct the Publicity In
stitute.
The second group of 200 school chill.
dren attended the rehearsal of the Fox
Theater symphony Orchestra concert,
Adolphe S. kornspan, conductor yes
terday. This opportunity is given the
children to hear and study the work
of symphony orchestra through
the courtesy of the management
copy of the program, with a descrip-
ton and short history of each num-
ber. was given to each child.
Prof. Kornspan earnestly desires to
he of help to the children in their
study of music. In selecting the pro-
grams for these Sunday concerts it is
his aim to choose numbers the chill
dren may he familiar with. He calls
their particular attention during the
rehearsals and urges them 10 try to
distinguish the tonal colors of the
various instruments of a modern
symphony orchestra.