Evening star., 1927-04-24


by the whole assembly. -
The annual reports Of officers wiz
no given. after which there Will he q
vocal selection by Mrs, Selma SelihseI
Klein. accompanied by Earl Klein.
THE session on Wednesday VIII pe
openpd at 10 o'clock with an ihNocd'
tion bv Rev. James Shora MohlSoi,li.
erv. after which there wlH pe ths
FLAG Salute. led by Miss Mary DAVIS.
,r,i,a1,o y-iII no a business session. At
! o'clock there win he a "get-tosethef
lunch" followed by brief afternoon
The orchestra from the Mckinley
HIGH school, under the direction OF
Dore Walten, will play before attef
and during the lunch There VIII be
addresses by Sidney :. Taiiaferro'
commissioner of the District, and Dr:
Frank W. Ballou, superintendent OIL
schools.
The audience viii respond to these
greetings by singing two IareIll'
Teacher Association songs, under the
leadership of George l.. Hurt. Grant
N Hudson will make an address on
',Development of Citizenship IN Home
and school," and Miss Ellen G. Lom-
hard from the Bureau Of Education,
will talk on Home Education, attef
which there will be vocal solo ny
Mrs. A. II. Fast. Assistant Supt Oh
Sc7oots stephen f. Kramer will speak
on "Co-operation Between Home ana
School. +" and DR.. w. G. Fowler, heallh
officer of the District, VIII talk on
.'The Summer Roundup of the Chil-
dren." .,,,,
The concluding talk will be on Inc
District Committee on Appropriations
nv Ross A. Collins. Reservations for
CT he
dav night to the convention chair
man. Mrs. w. II. Rowe, GAG LeNing-
ton place northeast.
An interesting feature of the con
vention will he the exhibits under the
direction of the District chairman OF
exhibits Mrs. T.. r. kalmhach. The
different associations will have indl-
vidual exhibits showing their actlVl-
ties and all the scrap books VIII be
displayed.
The announcement of the names of
the nriZe winning scrap books which
win be sent to the National .Conven.
tjon next month, will be made during
the luncheon program. The judges
who will select the prize scrap books
will be: Clifford X. Bergman of the
Washington Star, Arthur B. Marks
of the Washington Post and II.
tOWeAl M1llllS6tDdet dAL GNACA " th|
Corcoran Art Gallery. The exhibit
room will be open during both days
of the convention and will also be
open Tuesday night so that those
parents and teachers who cannot at
tend the convention may have an
opportunity TO see the exhibit
During every session there will be
ten young girls who will act as pages.
They have been selected from the
different schools and will represent
every part of the District of
Columbia.
Miss Clara Burroughs OF the Music
Apprecia tion Class was the speaker
at the Brent-Dent Parent-Teacher
Association April meeting. The fourth
grade children under Mrs. King gave
play, Pandora and several chill
dren III the sixth and seventh grades
gave readings. IT was voted to send
Miss Dalton to the State convention
luncheon, which some of the mothers
will also attend: and to buy eight
new records TO be used in physical
culture work.
A vote Of thanks was given Mrs.
Griffith for donating all paper used
by the association. Mrs King won
the banner for attendance.
The Monroe Home and School Asso. |
citation will meet Tuesday, at 7:45 !
pm. A representative from a film |
corporation will give a demonstration |
and lecture.
The Blair Hayes P. T. A. viii meet |