Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

who has served three terms, was pre-
sented with a past presidents pin by
the principal, r. w. Strawbridge, on
behalf Of the association.
The association has planned party
for the boys and girls track teams
and the cadet company in recognition
Of their work.
Dr. Murphy spoke on How TO Build
the Health of Your Boys and Girls
During Vacation"
The domestic art classes presented
dress review and the physical train
ing department a Maypole dance.
! Mrs. Georges section 9-B won the
banner for the largest section attend
ance.
The mcfarland Junior High School
Association en- May II elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, James G.
Yaden; first vice president, H. P. SAT-
ford; second vice president, Mrs. James
G. Yaden; recording secretary. Mrs.
William Hammers; treasurer, Mrs. A. L.
FAINT; two members of the executive
board representing the faculty, Miss
Watson and Miss Smith.
Miss Fields section, 8B2, won the
prize Of, SIS for the greatest number
of parents in attendance. The execu-
tive committee voted to appropriate
$3.50 for the needs OF teacher activi-
ties. this sum to be expended at the
discretion Of H p. Stafford, vice presi-
dent of the association and principal
of the school.
DIR. z. N C. Barnes, director OF
music for the District Of Columbia
public schools, presented an illustrated
song feature. A group of Mcfarland
/ students, members of monoplane club,
| demonstrated their ability as builders
! of lighter than-air craft, and M d.
Lamborne introduced a novel feature
in the way of entertainment. skit en-
titled 1.-THE Inside of Radio Broadcast
| ing" -
/ The Fillmore Association met May
| 20. Pupils of the school who are
members of the piano classes of the
public schools entertained with various
selections.
A committee was appointed to arrange
for play to be given early in June
to raise funds for the purchase Of ref
erence books.
The Fillmore School Summer round
| up examination will be held in the
| school June l at 9 am.
The executive committee of the Ten
ley-Janney Association met at the home
of the new president. Mrs. Miner Buell.,
last Monday. Plans for the coming
year were discussed and 1t was decided
| not to undertake any further money
| making enterprises this season.
At the June meeting DR.. Elmer New
ton. principal of Western High School,
Will explain what the various high
schools offer.
The former delegates of the associa-
ton to the District Of Columbia Con-
gresS Of Parents and Teachers will con-
tlnue to serve until the close OF the
school term.
The following neu rop,poittae rhajp
men have been appointed: Ways and
means, Mrs. Edwin Shufie; member
ship, Mrs. Patrick Loughran; child
welfare, Mrs. Patch: program, Mrs. Roy
Bowker; legislation, Mrs. George
Churchill; welfare, Mrs II. r. Weight;
Mrs. E. Ehrhardt. good cheer.
The Pierce-webb Association met
May Is in the Pierce School. Henry
Gilligan spoke on Development Of the
Third Side OF Children, Their Moral
Side"
Miss Bush's fifth grade gave a play
| entitled Good WILL" In which the
children represented foreign nations,
wore native costumes and sang folk
sented 1.-THE History of Music and It's
Development" Isadore Fischer, grad
uate of the school, gave several violin
selections. Mrs. Boilers sixth grade
WON the banner and attendance prize.
The Kenilworth Association met in
the school May IS and the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. q.
A. Lingebach; first vice president, Mrs,
Elmer Farr: second vice president, MRS.
j. Fitzgerald; third vice president, Mrs.
! M. E. Bannon; secretary, Mrs. A. Den
nison; treasurer, Mrs. H. Sanders;
membership. Mrs. J: Erie.
Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, Summer round
UP. chairman, gave a report Of the
mic for best attendance for the year
was won by Mrs. Anderson's room, the
| first and second grades. The time and
place will be announced later.
The children will be weighed and
measured this week.
In honor OF the final meeting Of the
Kingsman Association the seventh grade
pupils broadcast program outlining
Station PTA. The children of the
fifth, sixth and eighth grades coa-
tributed play, songs and Rotations.
A sextet from the Nordica Hawaiian
Club rendered several selections. Mr..
Aldridge, accompanied by Mr.. Burton,
gave three vocal solos, and Miss Lillian
Llewellyn, accompanied by Mrs. Linnell,
sang two selections.
Miss Adelaid Davis, supervising prin-
cipal of the sixth division, told Of the
benefits of the parent-teacher associa-
ton to the school board. An original
poem Dedicated to the retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. J. p. Holloway, was read.
The association presented Mrs Hollo-
way with a corssge of flowers and a
past presidents pin. Mrs. L. Nayler.
the retiring secretary, was presented
with flowers and pin.
Mrs. Holloway gave the chairnen Of
all her committees. the secretary, the
vice. president and the treasurer parent
teacher pins.
At the last meeting of the James p.
Oyster Association the following officers
were elected: Mrs. @. @. CornweD,
president; Mrs. Evans. Miss Darnielle,
vice presidentss Mrs. Hutchinson, sec
retary; Mrs. Dunlop, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Vass, treasurer.
H. w. Draper, supervising principal
or this division, explained the neceS-
sity for the benefit movie on June 8.
The children of the kindergarten and
first grade were given physical exami-
nations last week.
F'orce-Adams Association is notified
that the motion picture benefit for the
visual education program for next year
will be given June 3, at 3:15 pm. AS
this benefit falls on the regular meet
ing day of the association the meeting
will be postponed until June 10. az
The executive board will meet We'd
nesday at 80 o'clock at the home Of
the president. Mrs. A. G. Chambers
1922 Thirty-ninth street.
Reservoir School Association met
May IA. There was a Community
progress program" and S. P. Hatchett,