Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16


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Address District of Columbia j. 7. a.
Publicity Bureau, 500 Eighteenth
street.
The Granddaughter p. I. A. met at
the Cranch school last Monday after
noon. A talk on the Ware of the Eyes"
was given by Mrs. r. b. Sheeiy. The
association approved the resolution
passed by the Powell Junior High
School advocating early hours Tor
closing of school parties.
A meeting Of the Stanton Assocl-
alton was held January 4. The so
s.iety voted to accept the constitution
recommended by the +, I. n. 1t voted
i'm favor of a motion To the effect that
young peoples parties should terml-
nate not later than II o'clock. A
paper was read by Mr.. McGinnls, one
of the parents.
The Bunker Hill Association me-
January at the school. Plans were
maze for a social evening. February 4,
at the school to which the members
of the Michigan Park Citizens Asso-
citation and the fathers of theschildren
attending the Bunker Hill School VIII
be invited Mrs. H. E. Rossell, editor
of the Parent-Teacher Magazine, hlaue
an address. The picture TOR the
hest attendance of mothers was won
by the first and second grade room
The association Of the Wheatley
School met January {. The klnder,
garten entertained, and MISS Lthel
THOMPSON of 5B grade played piano
solos. Mrs. Rossel. editor OF the
Parent Teacher Magazine. mace AN
address. Mrs. stewart s!'ok" on ~
creasing Membership" Mrs. Sayles'
hygiene chairman, spoke on LATE
Honrs', and also held a meeting We'd
nesday in her home, 9ls Tenth street
northeast. the subject being, "Chlld
Hygiene" The association presented
the school with IS small chalrs ana
Two small blackboa rds for speclai
class work The kindergarten again
won the prize for having the most
mothers present.
The Parent. Teacher Association
REPRESENTATIVES to the Juvenile FRO
lection Association will meet wed
nesdav. > pm. at the Epiphany
parish Hall, 1871 6 street. Rev.
Homer !. Councillor. director of reiig-
ious education of the Calvary Baptlst
Church. will be the speaker. His SUP,
iect is to be "Boyhood and Girlhood.
The Pierce Webb Association met
Tuesday afternoon in the Flerce
School. Mrs. s. W. Rauscher. Dlstrlct
chairman of the Child Welfare Maya
zine. gave a talk on this ana other
magazines Pupils OF Mrs. Mooney
lass entertained with "A Lesson IN
Arithmetic Cash prizes were award
cd Miss Crafts kindergarten Webp
School and Miss Aliens class, FIERCE
School. for having The largest attend
ance of parents at the meetings thuS
far in the school term. The money
will be used to purchase something
for the children.
At it's meeting January IL the eH-
ecutive committee of the Rahdle
Highlands-Orr Parent-Teacher Assocl-
alton completed the drafting of the
new constitution AMI bylaws, when
are to be adopted by the association
at it's meeting January 20.
A meeting of the Langley Associa-
ton will be held Tuesday at 1880 pm,
in the Langley Junior High Schooi.
"A program has been prepared.
PLAYS by the French and Latin classes
will be followed by 4 social.
vocational Guidance" has been
chosen as the subject for the next
meeting of the Central High Scnool
Parent-Teacher Association, TO be nelu
January 10 at pm. Fred Telford
of the Bureau of Public Personal Al.
,nfnistration and Miss Ieona Buch-
H..
lnnce in the Baltim3re schools, viii be |
the sneakers. The Board of Educa-
zion. principals and teachers of senior
and Junior high schools have been in
vited.
meeting of the Brent-D Dent asso-
citation was held at the Brent School
Monday at s o'clock. 1t was voted
TO purchase set of books entitled
'.The Book House for Children, to
be used by the two schools. Miss {.
r. Watkins, director of kindergarten
Of the District of Columbia, made an
address. The kindergarten won the
banner. Miss Grace Richards sang
and Mrs. John Killers gave two read
ings.
Miss Dyer, instructor of visual edu-
cation in the District of Columbia,
demonstrated the visual educational
machine. which was recently pur-
chased by the Emery Lexington Par
emit Teacher Association, at the last
meeting Mrs. Mary T. Bamerman,
chairman. committee on legislation,
District of Columbia Congress of Par
ent-Teacher Association, explained the
elective school board bill. Miss Hand
lev of Sab Emery School was award
ed the banner for largest attendance
of parents. The subject of the meet
ing of the Langdon Woodbridge Par
ent Teacher Association, January 81.
at pm. will be Thrift" Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, president of the District
of Columbia Congress of Parents
and Teachers will be the guest
speaker.
The publicity bureau of the District
Of Columbia Congress Of Parent
Teacher Associations held a public
ity luncheon in the Arlington Hotel
Tuesday. to which the publicity chair
men from the local associations were
the invited guests. The following
publicity chairmen took an active
part in the discussions: Cyrus T.
Bright. Mrs A II. Taylor, Mrs. L. r.
Castell. Mrs. Il. O. Volland, Mrs T.
l.. Lavender, Mrs. f. G. Mostyn, Mrs.
ID. &. Shankle, Mrs. s. w. Rauscher,
Mrs. James Sherier, Mrs. L. II.
Brown, Mrs. G. L. Kinsella, Mrs.
Robert NJ Ginter, Mrs. c. j. Walker.
Mrs. Leroy Wiilett, Mrs. S. W. Cock
reu and DR. c.. NJ. Churchill.
A meeting of the Congress Heights
Parent Teacher Association was held
in the schoolhouse, January G. Mrs.
Walter NARROW and Mrs. Harry
sweeney are helping this month at
Juvenile Court. Miss Trushiem is
chairman of the program for a COM
nunity night TO be held early in Feb
ruary.
The Carbery Association met last
tuesday. The following reports were
made: William H. Rowe, milk
lunches: Mrs. a. X. Wine, philan-
thropic chairman, on food, clothing
and toys supplied by the association
To several needy families at Christ
mas. A resolution was adopted urging
that parties for young people close
not later than u O'Clock. Mrs. Zones
announced a meeting of the Reading
circle to be held January 90. Mrs.