Evening star., 1927-12-18

Mrs. J. c. Brown, and appropriations
were made for the building fund and
the budget.
The mothers of the association pre-
sented a silk bed quilt to Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, State president, through
Mrs. Morris.
A play was staged by the pupils OF
the sixth and seventh grades. under
the direction of their teacher, Mrs.
Brunhouse. Miss r. T., King, teacher
of the eighth grade, won the attend
ance banner for this meeting. The
meeting was addressed by Mrs. RAT
ter. Mrs Rauscher Mrs. kaimbach
and Ms. Byler. Refreshments were
served
The music appreciation work in the
Fox Thcater every Saturday morning
under the direction of the Parent
Teacher Associations, is creating more
and more interest each week. Adolphe
Kornspan, leader of the orchestra,
carefully plans the programs and
writes a short description of each
number for the school children.
The pupils from the Park View
Gage. Monroe and Emery lexington
Schools were interested listeners yes
terday.
These rehearsals for the school pu-
pills will not be held December "A nor
December 81, as the schools Will be
closed They will be resumed January
+. when the pupils from four buildings
in the sixth division will be given the
opportunity. Any questions about THIS
work should come to the District
chairman Mrs. j. n. Saunders. Tele.
phone Cleveland 1861.
The Maury PIT. A. heard reports
hy the secretary, treasurer and Vari-
Gus committee chairmen Approprla-
tions were made to the District of Co
lumbia Congress budget and the shoe
and rubber fund. A Christmas party
was given for the pupils of the school.
The association went on record as
faYorinG employment of teachers based
on efficiency rather than status in pfi-
waite life Miss Adelaide Davis was
the guest and speaker.
The association of the James +.
OYSTER School met last Monday. Offi
GERS elected were: President. Mrs. Har
ren Te.elected) vice president, Mrs.
Kane: treasurer, Mrs. Nass; recording
secretary. Mrs. Baum: corresponding
secretary. Miss Franklin, The child
welfare chairman is Mrs. Andrews;
hospitality chairman, Mrs. osborne;
publicity chairman, Mrs. Hartford
The grade mothers chosen are: Kin
dergarten, Mrs. Vass; first grade, Mrs.
COPELAND: second grade, Mrs, Miller;
third grade, Miss Gibson; fourth grade
Mrs. Irving; fifth grade, Mrs. Evans;
sixth grade. Mrs Mayo; seventh grade,
Mrs. Payne,
The Force Adams News, the school
paper, has just been published and
copies may be gotten at the school.
Mrs. Toombs has been appointed Off
ciaI delegate to the Public School AS
sociation.
The Reservoir Conduit Road asso-
citation met at the Reservoir School
| Tuesday afternoon, with Miss Lufrio
presiding. Reports were made by the
| secretary and treasurer.
The matter of rainy day games FOR
| the children was discussed and S5
was voted for the purchasing of ma
| terial by the secretary, Mrs. Burr
Mrs. Depue entertained with readings,
and a social with refreshments was
| held.
The Whittier Parent Teacher Asso-
citation met last Monday evening. Mrs.
/ McQuilliken, chairman of the program
committee, gave topics for some in
teresting programs, the plan being to
have short paper upon a given sub
ject, to be followed by a general dis
cussion.
Two lanterns and screens We're
demonstrated, and it was voted to
purchase one and an Sfoot screen, to
be delivered in time for Christmas.
Miss Hopkins room won the pen
nant for the largest percentage of
mothers present.
The Home and School Association
of the Stuart Junior High School gave
turkey dinner December 10 to the
soccer team and its girl friends.
The guests included DR.. Schwartz,
Prof. Hart of the Eastern High School
and Miss Gertrude Young, principal
of Peabody Hilton Carbery. DIR.