Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
Parent-Teacher Activities

Kingsman School. Mrs Grinder, for
mer president of the Edmonds and one
of the speakers of the evening, was &C
companied by the Glee Club from the
school.
Mrs. c. P. Clark president of Maury,
spoke on the activities of the three
schools. Mrs. Holloway, president Of
Kingsman, thanked the two other
schools for attending.
Kingsman's seventh grade was pre-
sented the vitaphone on Japan. II
made and painted by the ch dr-a
Bernice Boutwell, gave an origina poem
Lincoln Bishop and William 0a IS
were the operators, Manning Thou pson
the vitaphone. Miss Lillian Llewelyn
gave vocal solos. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Lerrnell.
The next meeting will be held April
| 18 at the school,
Miss Florence Mortimer, administra-
tive principal of the Wheatley School,
has organized the following clubs for
the children and the Wheatley Parent
Teacher Association is cooperating by
furnishing all the necessary materials
to carry on these activities: Literary
Club, Miss Gantley, leader; Dramatic
Club, Mrs. Brook and Miss Geiger,
4CdOC1O, NdlOC41 O4uO, IVA 4Oo4AA0kAy
leader; Arts and Crafts Club, Miss Mel
lichampe, leader; Wildhower Club, Miss
Beard, leader; Glee Club, Mr.. Van
Driesen, leader; Needlework Club, Miss
Curl and Mrs. Burris, leaders; Basketry
Club, Miss Williams, leader.
The next meeting will be April IL
in the school building. Mrs. Amidon,
membership chairman, is conducting a
drive.
Registrations for the Summer round
up are as follows: Bancroft, Mrs. M. N.
STEM, 1886 Mount Pleasant street;
913 Fifth street northeast; Carbery,
Mrs. C. T. Wood, 648 Lexington street
northeast: Cranch-Tyler, Mrs. S. Full
Ter, 951 Fourteenth street southeast;
Emery lexington, Mrs. Thomas Browne,
18l INLAND Terrace, northeast; Force
Adams, Mrs. Alfred Anthony, 1719 K
street; Fairbrother Rossell, Mrs. P. r.
Fletcher, 504 Maine avenue southwest;
Gage, Mrs. W. w. Crawford, 70 Rhode
Island avenue: Henry-Polk, Mrs. Lam
bert, 1923 Fifth street; John Burroughs,
Mrs. r. Scheffler. 2400 Rhode Island
avenue northeast; Kingsman, Mrs.
Bertram, 1910 G street northeast; Lud-
low-Taylor, Mrs. j. B. Early, SAB G
OILccG hui LIlcdSG, EdIh-V4cW, NIo. II.
M. Cochrane. 1926 Park place; Peabody
street northeast; Whittier, Mrs. Charles
w. Fredericks, 442 Peabody street;
Woodbridge, Mrs. Grace Lyon. 1922
Charming street northeast; West, Mrs.
Raymond Clapper, SOS Thirteenth
street; Truesdell, Mrs. Benjamin Segal,
603 Jefferson street; Takoma Park, Mrs.
w. T. Pungate, 7112 Seventh street;
Keene, Mrs. G. D. Finnell, SO Long
fellow street.
The executive board of Bancroft As
ISOLATION met Tuesday and contributed
SIS toward the expense of maintaining
the State offices and contributed toward
the expense of the National Convention.
More basket balls and Victrola records
Tor physical classes and Fairgrounds are
to be purchased. Plans were discussed
about furnishing the teachers room.
The next meeting will be on the night
OF April IL. Henry F. Gilligan, member
OF the school board, will speak.
The Easter trips sponsored by the
Carbery Association will start from the
Carbery School next Wednesday at 10
O'Clock. Mrs. r. w. France is chairman.
special car has been chartered for
Mount Vernon.
The card party given by the associ-
alton March % was reported a success.
Mrs: Giles Scott Rafter was the guest
of the evening.
On account of the Easter holidays the
next regular meeting of the Force
Adams Association, scheduled for April
l, has been postponed until April s at
Force School at 3:l5 pm.
The luncheon at the James F.. Oyster
School netted $128 for the association.
This fund will be used In improving
conditions in the school.
The family of the late Commissioner
James F. Oyster will present the school
with large photograph on April IL at
pm. in the school auditorium. DR..
Ballou win accept the picture in behalf
of the school. Refreshments will be
served by the association.
The next regular meeting will be
April 8 at 8 pm.
The Barnard School Association met
March 81 at 8 pm. Mrs. Klock spoke
on the Attitude of Parents" A vocal
solo was rendered by Mrs. Smith. An
entertainment was given by the chill
dren. A program of the entertainment
| follows: 2BA, Clarence Ruffner, saxo-
| phone solo; 3BA, Glee Club; ABA,
Spring play; 6BA, Glee Club.
The John Eaton Association will