Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

| Sented the money at the FOullOeIS N0y
celebration at the Burlington Hotel.
| Mrs. Stickney was appointed assistant
| chairman of the motor corps for the
national convention. Three members
are acting as sponsors to the following
States: Virginia, Mrs. M. F. Ludwig;
Florida Mrs. Sauls; New Hampshire,
Mrs. Cornet.
| At q meeting at the Langley Junior
| High School February 20 Mrs. SUCK
ney offered her services IN aiding MI.
Holmes, principal of the school, to notify
the presidents of each local parent
| teacher association to help form dele.
CATION to call on Senator Phipps OF
| Colorado and Senator Capper OF KAN
sas in regard to the free text DOCK DILL
and the Senators were met by delega-
| ton of 60 or more mothers in the Sen
ate Office Building February 81.
| The association met March at
pm in Emery School.
Mrs. Ward told of the efforts being
made toward the development OF a
satisfactory orchestra and explained the
| ACCOMPLISHMENTS. An orchestra con-
| sisting of children from Emery EcKing-
| ton and Gage Schools gave several Sc
| lections, among them selection by IL
violins.
r. e. Harron presented moving pic
| ture on The Milk We Drink" James
| C. Ingram, secretary of the Y. M: G. A,
spoke to the boys in particular on
Mans Moral. Physical, Social and Ed
ucational Points of Life"
ethical Character" was the subject
| of a talk by Mrs. j. M. Saunders, hrst
| vice president of the District OF Column
bia Congress of Parents and Teachers,
at the meeting of the Carbery Associa-
! ton March 5.
Mrs. Franklin Jones, State chairman
of Summer activities" brought copies
of the little book entitled vacation
DAYS" of which she is the author. Mrs:
r. u. Frame, first vice president, acted
as secretary and Mrs, Eola Biggs, sec
ond vice president. acted as treasurer.
Mrs C. T. Wood read the state pres
Rowe read the message OF the natlonal
president. Miss Gertrude Young gave
an interesting talk.
The following chairmen reported:
Mrs. Alfred Grosskurtle, milk lunches:
Mrs. r. u. Frame, philanthropic; Mrs.
Stanley Schroeder, child welfare; Mrs.
J. w. Davis, publicity, and ways and
means: Mrs. John Burley, Public Schoo!
Association and Stanton Park Citizens
Association, and Miss Hope Soule, read
ing circle.
penses of a delegate to the National
Convention of Parents and Teachers.
They also voted to contribute S. to the
State Congress to be used for the con-
vention.
A card party will be given in North
east Masonic Temple March %. Plans
are being made for the annual Easter
trips" which include Mount Vernon
and many of the public buildings.
America the Beautiful" lead by Mrs.
Brousseau, music supervisor OF tne
schools, was the opening song OF the
John Burroughs Association. The fol-
lowing program was presented by the
children of the school: Piano solo,
Joseph, Parker; rhythmic dances, Mrs.
Lawson's grade; poem, Betty Turner:
the minuet, vocal and instrumental
solos by Jeanette and Edwin Flow
man. recitations, June Ryan; piano solo,
Rita Scheff1er; dance, Jane Gordon.
Nominations resulted in the following
nominating committee: I. G. Blumer,
Miss ,Donahay.
An amendment to the constitution,
changing meetings from the first Mon
day to the second Monday. was offered
by Mrs. Luton and will be voted on at
the next regular meeting. Twenty-Five
dollars was appropriated for records to
be used in the different grades.
Miss Rose Hardy, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will be the speaker
at the meeting Of the John Eaton AS
ISOLATION Tuesday evening in the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church.
Thirty-fourth and Lowell streets.
The Corcoran Association will meet in
, the school March IL at pm. Mrs
Giles Scott Rafter, State president, will
be the speaker Of the evening.