Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
Parent-Teacher Activities

The annual theater party of the Dis
and Teachers will be held in the Ma
tionai Theatsr. June 4.
The Singing Mothers, Mrs. E. L.
Norris, director will give musical pro-
gram at Central Union Mission Sunday
at pm. RehearSals will be held in
the Burlington Hotel at 80 pm April
20, May l and May 8.
There was a meeting of the yesper
service committee at the Office of the
chairman, S. M. Ely, last Friday after
noon. A picture of the committee was
taken for publicity purposes by a rep
resentative of The Evening Star. and
will be published either May 4 or s.
At the meeting of the board of dipec-
tors, April %, it was voted to extend 10
the delegates to the convention of the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers, club privileges of the Ameri-
can Association of University Women
Upon presentation at the desk OF dele
gates badges or other insignia. the
delegates may use the rooms and the
dining room Under direction Of Dean
Brown. poster of welcome will be
HldQe LOT Tie COIlBIcSS.
The Blair Hayes held card party at
the Hayes School April 10. The next
activity of the association will be a
luncheon, held May 81. at Blair School,
The Kingsman Association met IN
the school April Is and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President Mrs. McCalip;
vice president, Mrs. Williams; secretary,
Mrs Brothers; treasurer, Mrs. Norman.
A program followed in which Mrs. j. N.
Saunders spoke on the coming conven-
ton. Rev. Homer j. Councillor of CAL
vary Baptist Church spoke on THE Re-
lation of Church, School and Home" A
vocal solo was given by Miss Vokes, &C
companied by Miss Weaver and piano
solo by Miss Virginia Cummings.
The mcfarland Junior High School
Association met April 10. Presi-
dent James G. Yaden introduced the
speaker of the evening, Charles F. Ca
rusi, president of the Board of Educa-
ton, Entertainment was furnished by
a chorus of girl students, who present.
ed a group of songs.
Mrs. Walter r. Metz. chairman of the
ways and means committee, in her re-
port on the Spring luncheon announced
a profit of $238.53.
Miss Fields section, 8-B2, again car
ried off the attendance honors with the
greatest number Of parents present and
was awarded the monthly prize of IS.
The next meeting will be held May
II.
Mrs. Earl E. Goss corresponding sec
rotary, reported Mrs. r. L. Cardiff,
State president Of California, has writ
ten that she will attend the national
convention accompanied by Mrs. T. V.
vollmer of Oakland and Mrs. H. c.
Baldwin Of Alhambra.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School Association will meet Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. Officers will
be installed. Robert lie Ferre will talk
on art Exhibit Work" and its use
in the high school. Mrs. Robert @.
Menefee will play a piano solo.
The meeting of the Wallach- Towers
Association was held April 10 at s pm
in the hall Of the Wallach School.
Final arrangements have been made
for the picnic to be held the day after
school closes, in Rock Creek Park. A
luncheon Is to be held May 2.
This meeting was called "Daddies
night."A talk was given by Mr.. Zurkin
Mrs. Werneis' room won. the banner
for the month, and the Misses Stein
bert, PRODIGY and MERGERS room were
tied for the Dixie treat, so 1t was de-
cided to give each a Dixie treat.
The executive committee Of Henry
D. Cooke Association met April 20, to
discuss business pertaining to the ma
tional convention.
Mrs. z. C. Wilson was appointed
chairman Of the nomination committee
The election Of officers will take place
at the pext meeting Of the association
Grant Association met April ~ at
q. m. DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools, was the speaker Of the
evening.
The Understanding Between the
Home and School" was the keynote OF
DR.. Homer j. Councillors address given
at the Henry-Polk meeting April 70
at pm.
The Columbia Glee Club rendered
several selections, Miss Bonnet conduct
ing. The Summer roundup chairman
reported q number Of children already
enrolled. Miss WEIGH, third grade
teacher, won the banner for the largest
number Of parents present.
A play was given depicting "Prepar-
ing for School in the Morning"
The James r. Oyster Association will