Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

three songs. and an informal recep.
ton with refreshments followed in the
kindergarten Eoom.
| At the business meeting the asso.
citation adopted resolutions that
parties for children of high school age
should begin not later than $50 and
close at midnight. -
A meeting of the Carbery Associa.
ton will be held Friday at 7:45 pm.
Prof Claus Schwartz, principal of the
Stuart Junior High School. viii be the
speaker and an entertainment will be
given by sixth grade children and
other talent. The reading circle will
give card party at Hecht's Audito-
rum March l at 80 o'clock.
| The first meeting Of the child study
| group will be held Wednesday after
noon from to O'Clock in the
| Parent Teacher room of the Central
| Public Library, at Ninth street and
New York avenue. DR.. Lois Meek
and Miss Catherine Watkins will be
! in charge. The kindergarten teachers
of the District of Columbia public
schools will cooperate with the
ParentTeacher Associations in organ
| izing and conducting Study groups
All parents and teachers interested in
child study are invited to attend For
information call Mrs. George w Lady,
chairman of the child study groups,
Lincoln $3.50.
Miss Rose Lees Hardy, assistant
superintendent in charge of kinder
gartens and elementary schools of the
District of Columbia, addressed the
meeting of the Pierce.Webb Parent
Teacher Association, February s. in
the Webb School. Mrs. G.. Griffith
read a paper on Legislator by Mrs.
Mary T. Bannerman, and a lesson in
history was given by several pupils
Of Miss Chambers "A grade. Election
of officers was as follows: President.
Mrs. Refer; vice president, Miss
Fogerty: secretary, Mrs. Rabbit. and
treasurer. Miss Graft The attendance
banner was awarded Miss CRAFTS
kindergarten, Webb School.
The Bradley Association met F'ebru-
afy i, at the school. Funds have
been provided to purchase a. set of
reference books for the school Mrs.
Schmidt. chairman of the Juvenile
Protective Association, gave a report.
Miss Lille Cohen, principal of the
school, read the message of the ma
trict president. An entertainment was
under the direction of Miss Strobel
and Miss Payne. teachers.
The James r. Oyster Parent-Teacher
Association will meet February II at
7:30 pm. in the school auditorium.
There will be exercises by children
and an address by Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter.
The Park View association met Feb
ruary 3 in the school. The juvenile
chairman, Mrs. Ashburn, made a re-
port on DR.. Councillors talk before
the Juvenile Protective Association.
Mrs. Corbin was appointed chairman
of a card party to be given February
Is at 8 pm. in the library of the
Park View School. Mrs. William
ness Toward the People of Other Ma
tions." The fifth. grade. Mrs. Pollock,
teacher, won the first prize of IS.
Miss Townsend and Miss Stevenson
get the banner this. coming month.
The Emery lexington P. =. A. cele:
brated the thirtieth university of the
founding of the. National Congress of
Parents and Teachers with a birthday
party at the lexington School Feb
'f-1ary 4. Cakes were sold and the
proceeds sent, to the D. c. Congress
of p. T. AS as a birthday gift. Mrs.
Cites Scott Rafter. president of sthe
D. c. Congress, made an address.
Mrs. r. E. Mitchell. chairman of the
membership committee, displayed the
silver foving cup which will be
awarded to the school having the
largest number of parents present at
the District of Columbia, Parents and
Teachers meeting Miss E. Endicott,
teacher of 6-B grade. was awarded the
banner for the largest attendance of
parents.
association at Hecht's Auditorium,
February a.