Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

which publication is desired. Ad-
dress D. c. Congress Of P. 7. A, sou
Eighteenth street, Apartment 81.
The Joseph r Keene p. T. a. will
be hostess to the District of Co
iumbia Congress of Parent Teacher
Associations at the home of Mrs.
Pima =. Morris. Rock Creek Church
and Riggs roads, next Tuesday at
Il o'clock This is the annual picnic
meeting Every one is to bring
box lunch.
Mrs. Rafter and Mrs. Kalmbach
will tell the organization about ths
national convention which was held
In Oakland. Calf, in May Take
the green cars marked fakona
and get off at Concord avenue, OF
take the Soldiers Home" car and
get off at the end of the line. Ar
rangements have been made to have
automobiles meet all coming by street
cars at these two points between the
hours OF IL and 1 o'clock.
The Lenox-French P. It. A. will
give q luncheon June u. The asso-
citation has requested the superin-
tendent of schools and the Board OF
Education, in recognition of his eff
forts as principal of the LenoX-
French School to give to 1T. f. Lowe
the first vacancy in the principalship
/ of a junior high school.
The executive board of the Central
High Z. T. A. met at Central High
School June s at l o'clock. Mrs.
Andrew Stewart, president of the as
ISOLATION, was hostess at a luncheon
preceding the meeting. Plans for
the coming school year were dis
cussed. The following were present:
Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Miss NJ. B.
Grams, Mr.. Alvin Miller, Mr.. j. Nell
son. Miss Helen Coolidge, Mrs. l..
NJ. Saxton, Mr.. Milans. Mr.. Edwin
Reed, Mrs. George Beall, Mrs. +. L..
Hitler, Mrs. w. II. Ross, Miss Vale.
Mrs. James Mooney, Mrs. Paul, Mrs.
C.. c.. Doyle, Mrs. w. I. Zimmerman,
Miss c. Orr, Mrs. NJ. E. Pittman, Mrs.
Louis Castell, Mr.. Robert Maurer'
Mrs. r. H. Young, Mrs. Van Leer,
Mrs. Sol Herzog, Mrs. r. ]. Jorole-
mon. Mrs. B. Flanagan and Mrs. II.
B. Mayhem.
The last meeting of the Bancroft
p. T. A. was held at the school June
Z. officers were elected as follows
President, Mrs. w. G. Stuart; vice
president, Mrs. G. F. Bixby; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Peter Valaer; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. w. ).
Frisbie; treasurer. Mrs. B. V. Lobred;
members at large, Mrs. Duganne,
Mrs. c. H. Schaffer, Mrs. +. {.
Bamman.
The Carbery association met June |
10 with Mrs. John w. Davis presid- |
Ing. Mrs. Sandridge gave the secre-
tary's report and Mrs. George Fox |
the treasurer's. Mrs. John Carter re- |
norted on the refurnishing OF the |
fAachers' room, Mrs. Rowe from the
% c, Congress of p. T. A, MIS-. |
John Rosson on school athletics and |
Nrs. Zones from the reading circle. |
Mrs William Domdera reported
profit of $109.55 on the luncheon re
Gently held at the school. Mrs. VIII |
liam II. Rowe gave a final report |
on the milk lunches served to the |
children during the year. Mrs. |
Domdera reported from the Junvenlle |
Protective Association and Mrs. Rowe |
on the Summer round. Carbery con- |
Quoted it's own clinic at the Stan |
ton Park Hospital and was assisted
by DR.. Joseph Rogers. DIR. Lewis j. |
Battles. DIR. Frank w. Braden. Dr. |
r j. McNulty and DR.. Walter L. |
Hagen. The association voted to |
purchase a supply of table linen tor
its use.
The kindergarten gave a minuet. |
They also gave band selection. |
being directed by Leroy Owens. |
Catherine Miller and Mildred Rooms |
sang duets and Joseph BotazZi gave
violin solos Other numbers were |
hv children of the first TO fifth grades |
Miss Adelaide Davis, supervising
principal, spoke on Real Parent
Teacher Organization" after Whlcn
Mrs. Domdera on behalf of the asso-
citation presented her with mowers.
The banner for attendance was won
bv the kindergarten. Refreshments
we're i'm charge of Mrs. John Rosson
and Mrs. Harvey. The association
RECENTLY gave a luncheon to the
schlag team, base ball team and the
athletes who competed in the track
aaeet. Mrs. John Rosson was CHAIR
man. The sixth grade mothers, MRS.
Grover Koockegey, chairman, gave a
luncheon to the teachers June Z
The TruesdelI Association met June
1sat 3:15p.m. The luncheon chairman,
Mrs. MulIenberg, reported the profit
on the luncheon as $108.73. A nomi-
mating committee was appointed for
officers to be elected next October.
This committee is Mrs Griffith, chair
man; Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. DuvaIi.
1t was voted that books be purchased
for the use of parents and teachers.
Miss Andrews, third grade teacher,
was appointed to present list for
the approval Of the association.
The association unanimously voted
that in its opinion to preclude mar
ried teachers from the public school
system would be unfair sex discrimi-
nation, and the secretary was instruct
ed to write a letter to the Board of
Education voicing this opinion.
The picture for attendance was won
by Mrs. Lawns ROOM Sab. The
picture will become the property Of
this class, as they have won it the
most times during the school year. A
new picture will be purchased for the
attendance prize next year.
A meeting was held at the new
Stuart Junior High School, Fifth and
f streets northeast. June 8 for the
purpose of organizing a parent
teacher association.
Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. George w. Lady, president Mrs.
]. w. Davis, vice president; Mrs. r.
A. Holt. secretary, and Mrs. NJ w.
Freeman, treasurer. A committee
vas appointed, consisting OF Mrs.
Schwartz as chairman. Mrs. Arthur
Jordan and Mrs. William Loog. for
the purpose Of drawing up a consti-
tuition.
The association will entertain the
graduating class with a party in the
auditorium next Tuesday night.
Jackson School pupils observed Flag
day last Tuesday. under the direction
of the principal Miss Ballenger. in
the school building. The flag drill.
which opened the ceremony, was led
by a guard of honor Of all the Boy
Scouts who are students at the school,
with Dick Rahcock os bItpIoy.