Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

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/ zenith street, Apartment 81.
The executive board will meet a
! the Arlington Hotel next Tuesday a
| 80 o'clock.
The State convention viii be helC
at the Raleigh Hotel April IS and q
The convention will begin at *
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The "scrapbooks" Of the parent
teacher associations, which will SHOW
| teacher associations. which will show
| the work of the different organiza
tons in the development of co-opera
ton between the home and school
are creating a great deal of interest
They must be in the office by
April 20.
The Tenley -Janney Association
met in the Janney Building last
Monday afternoon. President Mrs
Richard Fletcher announced the com
mittee appointments: Mrs. Patrick
Loughran. ways and means: program
Mrs. Edward J. Way; welfare, Miss
Blanch Pullizzi; library, Mrs. p. III
Willis; membership, Mrs. Miner
Buell.: delegate to the Juvenile Pro-
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publicity. DIR. G.. NJ Churchill: dele
gates to the District congress, Mrs
L. J. Way, Mrs. Miner Buell.. Mrs.
Gilbert Rodier Mrs. Norman Brooke,
Mrs. T. II. Willis, Mrs. G. NJ
Churchill Mrs. G.. E. Farrell, Mrs. l.
G. Gray and Mrs. Hughes. Tea was
served after the meeting.
The health chairman of the Kenil-
worth Parent Teacher Association,
Mrs. r. Jennings, assisted by Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Mostyn, weighed
and measured the school children
last Wednesday. The association is
planning a Summer roundup OF chill
dren who will enter school this fall.
There will be a speaker on the pre-
school child at the meeting April ~.
The Force-Adams Parent-Teacher
Association met April 3. A meeting
of the grade mothers preceded, ana
arrangements were made for continu-
ance of candy sales Tuesdays at Adams
school. until after Easter. Sales are
to be held at the Force on Thursdays.
Mrs. Gibbs class won the attendance
prize. DIR. Tilley was appointed chair
man Of the legislative committee.
Force School Orchestra furnished the
entertainment, followed by talk By
Mrs. Ward. musical director, who
made a plea to the association to buy
one or more OF the musical instruments
for use of the pupils unable TO buy
them. The entertainment chairman,
Mrs. Stephens, served tea.
The Thomson Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will meet next Tuesday evening
at s o'clock. The speaker win be DR..
NJ. P. Eslin of the District of Columbia
Dental Society. A play, The Golden
Goblin" will be given by the sixth
grade, in charge of Miss Bachelor.
The Edmonds Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation win meet in the school at 7:45
pm, next Wednesday and elect Off
GERS. Mothers Reading Circle, No. 3,
was organized two weeks ago by the
chairman, Mrs. b. E. Grinder, with the
assistance of Miss Ellen Lombard Of
the Bureau of Education. Eighteen
members We're enrolled. Mrs. Girling,
vice chairman, read from Wholesome
Childhood"
The card party given by the Ed
rnonds Parent Teacher Association in
the school, March IS, was reported a
success.
The Reservoir Conduit PIT. A.
will meet Tuesday afternoon. 3:15
o'clock. at the Reservoir School. An
interesting feature of the meeting
will be the second talk on first aid
in the home.
A meeting Of the Powell Junior
High School Association will be held
in the school library Wednesday at
3 pm.
The association Of the Jackson
School will meet Tuesday. at 1915
pm, in the school building.
Arthur D. Cali. superintendent Of
the American Peace Society and edi-
tor OF the Advocate Of Peace, de-
lvered an address before the Pea
body Hilton Association Tuesday
afternoon. Claus J. Schwartz an
nounced the opening of the Stuart
Junior High School to be not later
than May !. Mrs. Harry n. Stull
spoke on the Summer roundup and
told of the physical examinations TO
be held in April and May of the
children who intend to enter school
this Fall. The organization Endorsed
the Central High resolution on the
student body governing plan.
Children of the first. second, third,
fourth and eighth grades gave sew
eral plays, readings and songs. The
attendance banner was won by the
fourth grade. Miss Patterson teacher.
Flowers were sent TO Miss NJ. G..
Young. principal of the school. who
is Ill. Following chairmen made re-
ports-Mrs c. w. Lady, on pre-school
work Mrs. Henry Jaeger, on health
study groups: Mrs. Hammer, enter
tainment, and Mrs. L. il. Brown, on
publicity
The Joseph r. Keene Association
win meet at the school April ~ at
pm. A special program has been
prepared. to be followed by refresh
meutS. Speakers for the evening will
be $. l.. Kramer. assistant super
intendent of public schools, and Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter.
A meeting of the Carbery PIT.
A. was held in the kindergarten room
OF the school April Z, at 7:45 o'clock.
:. Il. Kramer. assistant superintend~
ent Of schools. and Mrs. Giles Scott
RafJer president OF the District Of
Columbia Congress of Parent Teach
er Associations, spoke. a play was
presented by the sixth grade pupils,
entitled on Board the s s. Health -
The sixth grade also rendered a song.
The James T. oyster Parent Teacher
Association will meet tomorrow at : 80
pm. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter will talk
on the parcnt-teacher association. The
executive committee of the association
viii serve tea at the conclusion Of the
meeting Mrs. Rudolph T. Harrell,
president OF the school Parent Teacher
Association, is entertaining the chill.
dren at O'Clock.