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

Miss Gaddess, 4-AB grade, special
work; AIS pm, Miss Randall, TAB
grade, language; $50 PINT. Miss Mot
yka, LA grade, free activities; 2:45
p.ms Miss Millichampe. TAB grade.
geography.
Visitors win be welcomed In thu de-
partments Of domestic science, do
nestle art and manual training. The
dental clinic Is also open for inspection.
Demonstration day has been planned
In place OF the regular nIeeting Of the
Wheatley School Parent-T Teacher Assoc
citation.
At the meeting cf the woodbridge As
ISOLATION. February 81. Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter, president Of the District Of Co
lunnbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, gave brief talk on Parent
Teacher work, its objective and the OPP
portunity Of participating In this most
important movement of'the time.
On behalf of the association, Iline
Kellerman, dressed in colonial costume,
presented Mrs. Rafter with a bouquet
Of roses.
Mrs. Robert A. Lyon has accepted the
Craftsmanship of the Summer roundup
committee for the association.
The Cramton bill FOR parks and high
ways, also the free text book and sup.
plies bill for the public grade and high
schools, were Endorsed.
Pupils for the Woodbridge School of
Music and Expression presented o pro.
gram OF piano solos, readings and
dancing. Mrs. Wormelle, director, also
sang.
After the meeting adjourned, the
birthday candles were lighted and the
cake cut by Ms. Rafter.
The executive board of the John
Eaton School met Wednesday morning
and completed plans for the March
meeting Of the association and for the
annual election in April.
Get together and know each other"
was the theme OF the first meeting OF
the James Holdsworth Gordon Associa-
ton IN the school auditorium last We'd
nesday The constitution and bylaws
Tor the association, which were compiled
by Q special committee, were formally
adopted.
Mrs. H. W. Draper, supervisor Of the
arst division: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
woodward, the principal Of Gordon,
ana MS wife and the teachers were the
specially invited guests,
George Washington's Birthday was
opened by the Barnard School Associa-
ton. Colored pictures were thrown on
the screen. Each was copy Of
famous painting and represented init
mate details OF Washington's life. A
talk was given by different children.
describing each picture. Mrs. q. w,
0atley. 6BA grade teacher. was in
The Mothers olee Club from Ed.
monds School sang. DEMONSTRATION OF
Washington Crossing the Delaware"
With music was furnished by Irving
Irving Phillips, sBA grade pupil,
played the piano during the pantoniins.
A meeting Of the Grant Association
was held at the school February an
T'ha punils Of the 2B grade presented q
-'"'' "~s4'.d "Our First Flag" SouthA
ern melodies were then sung by girls OF
~ -....l, seventh and eighth grades,
who also presented an ld-fashioned
minuet. The girls were trained by one
OF the mothers, Mrs. Fowler.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, State presi-
Teacher Association ideal. She also
spoke about the national convention.
Association voted to support Mrs Par
IRISH, the Grant president. In her CO.
operation with this convention.
Local associations are sending In re-
ports Of points attained for the State
honor roll. The necessary activities and
points required were printed In the
State. Bulletin for December. State
chairman, Mrs. j. 8. Davis, 142 Ken
lucky avenue. southeast, will supply any
additional information desired.
The Keene Association has accom-
plished work that entities them to 97h
per cent.
!. Founders day was celebrated at Gen.
trail High School February ~, in the
school library, at the regular PIT, A..
meeting: Mr.. Milans, president Of the
'asscciat ion. presided Mr.. Wood teach-'
Ter Of music, presented "a musical pro-
gram Mr.. Miller, principal sof the
school, made an address. Miss Stailings,
faculty member In charge of the Bulie-
tin, assisted by members Of her staff,