Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

chairman. gave q talk on the Capper-
zihlman bill. Miss PuliSzi, principal Of
the Janney School, spoke on Learning"
A letter Of resignation from Mr..
Yates, scout master for the Boy
Rangers. was read. The next meeting
of the association will be on November
19.
The Curtis-Hyde Addison Association
lmet in the Curtis School Monday,
October "a. President Mrs. H. e.
Beatty outlined the work of the asso-
citation for the coming year and an
nounced the personnel OF various COM
mittees.
H. w. Draper, supervising principal OF
the first division. gave talk on 1.-THE
Value Of the Parent-Teacher Movement
in Relation to Child Welfare"
Plans were also started for the forma-
ton of chorus, with Mrs. II. Clyde
Grimes as leader and accompanist.
The James F. oyster Association met
October Z. The president. Mrs. G. G..
Cornwell, reported that the executive
board had met the preceding Monday
and had voted money for supplies for
the clinic, $40 to supplement the
kindergarten supplies and to in
She explained to the new mothers the
work Of the organization, which makes
the matron's fund its major achieve
ment.
Roll call awarded the attendance
banner to the seventh grade.
The Bowen Greenleaf Association will
meet tomorrs-- at 2:45 pm. In the
BouieH school. Miss e. A. Hummer,
supervising principal of the seventh
division, will address the meeting.
| vY,,.~ s.Y,.,.,,.,.. 4. -. as - A.. 1saon..
of the Emery lexington Association:
president, Mrs. Grace Cissell: second
vice president, Mrs. May MUIR; record
ing secretary, Mrs. zepha Honnan; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Grace Pad
gett; treasurer, Mrs. May Stickney.
The following chairmen have been
appointed by the president Of the
Emery-Eckington Parent-Teacher Assoc
citation: Ways and means, Mrs. Lusby;
program, Mrs. I. Simmons; membership,
Mrs. G. Prangley; bulletin and child
welfare magazine, Mrs. Y. Phelps;
hospitality, Miss Lydane; clothes con-
servation, Mrs. H. Rogers; publicity,
Mrs. A. Hoke; legislative, Mrs. Martha
Ludwig; pre-school, Mrs. Brown; Juve-
nile Court, Mrs. G. Maxwell; health and
social hygiene, Mrs. F. Cornwall; chair
man of delegates to District of Col.
|
Teachers, Mrs. L. Phelps.
The Hubbard Raymond Home and
School Association met in the Hubbard
School last Monday night. Edward II.
Hison, liaison officer between the tenth
police precinct and the schools within
the precinct, spoke on Cooperation in
Protecting Children Going to or From
School"
The association voted some form of
monthly entertainment for the boys
comprising the Schoolboy patrol Of
Hubbard and Raymond Schools. The
attendance banners were won by the
rooms of Miss Carol, sixth grade,
Hubbard School, and Mrs. Schaeffer,
fourth grade, Raymond School.
c. Philips; vice president. Miss Agnes s
M. Muntz; secretary, Mrs. j. C. Eek
hsrdt; treasurer, Samuel H. Marks;
elective members of executive commit.
tee. Mrs. j. M. Marxolf. j. e. Boise ana
William E. Miller.
The Wheatley School Girl Scout
Troop, under the leadership of Miss
Mellichampe. recently gave tea for the
mothers of the Scout Troop and the Of
ficers of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton.
The following committee chairmen
have been appointed: Ways and means.
Mrs. Walter c. jones' philanthropic,
Mrs. w. Violet; pre-school, Mrs. S. L..
Montgomery: membership, Mrs. L. A.
Rawlings; bulletins, Mrs. Thomas; pro-
gram, Mrs. Taylor; thrift. Mrs. william
B. Honey; safety, Mrs. Garges; health,
Mrs. Lomax; historian, Mrs: James
Everett; publicity, Mrs. H. r. Hilisinger.
The Parent-TeAcher Association Is
sponsoring the clubs which have been
organized at Wheatley School under the
leadership Of the teachers: These clubs
meet on Friday from to o'clock. The
clubs, with their leaders, are. Literary,
Miss Gantley; Dramatic, Mrs. Brooks;
Senior Soccer, Miss Mellichanpe: Ma
ture Lovers, Miss Beard; Glee Club, Mrs.
Van Driesen; Needle Work, Miss Curl,
Miss Burriss, Mrs. Greene: Basketry.
Miss Williams: Art. Mrs. Hall; Rhyth-
mic Dancing, Miss Garrison; Junior Red
Cross, Miss Bresnahan and Mrs.
| Crockett; Orchestra, Mrs. Ward.
| There will be a Halloween party in
the school auditorium next Thursday
from $3.50 to $50 o'clock.
The Fillmore Association met October
81. William A. Maidens, vice president.
presided.
The next meeting will be held No
| FeLLlUcL AoS al "AlACA VhiiS OAASCAS WILL
be elected.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. president of
| the District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers, spoke on "Rea-
sens for Membership" to the Kingsman
Association. October II.
| The officers of the association are:
President, Mrs. c. E. McCalip; vice
president, Mrs. r. Williams: secretary,
| Mrs. r. S. Brothers; treasurer, Mrs. D.
| e. Norman.
Members Of the executive board were
announced by the president as follows:
Miss Thomas, principal: Mrs. Girling,
publicity; Mrs. J. A. Scott, hospitality;
Mrs. Bertram. health; Mrs. Weber, pro-
gram; Mrs. Beall, clothes conservation;
Mrs. Nelson. thrift; Miss Crowley, child
welfare; Mrs Stead, membership; Miss
Mosedale. State Bulletin.
Mrs. r. S. Brothers, as chairman, an
nounced a card party to be held at the
school tomorrow evening.
Miss Anna d. Halberg, principal Of
the Wilson Teachers College, gave an
address before the Woodbridge Associa-
| ton october II.
Miss Margaret Conway, principal Of
the Woodbridge School. read the state
presidents message from the State Bull
letin. Mrs. o. G.. Hanklns, president OF
the association, and Mrs. Miller. chair
man Of the program committee, who
have registered In the parent-teacher
course at George washington Univer-
sity, were presented with two scholar
ships voted them from the association.
Music was furnished by the NTH
and sixth grade girls.