Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

the Association for the Prevention o
tuberculosis.
| A card party for the association funt
is being planned for the near future
The banner class for attendance Of par.
ents this month was Mrs. Lyle's SECOND
grade.
A social period followed the meeting
The Wallach- Towers Association will
meet in the Wallach School February
20 at 8 pm. Mrs Giles Scott Rafter
State president, viii be the speaker
of the evening. The Singing Mother;
will furnish entertainment.
The Wesley Heights Association wa:
recently addressed by Miss La Sale
who explained the intelligence tests.
The Barnard Association will meet
February 81.
| In place of the monthly meeting OF
the Emory lexington Association Febru-
airy 8, a reception was given to the
new members, also a birthday party in
honor of Founders day. The Singing
Mothers, under direction of Mrs. E. l.
Norris, gave several selections.
Miss Mary Bumpus, acting for the
Parent-Teacher Association, presented
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, State presi-
dent. basket of yellow tulips and
green ferns. Mrs. Rafter gave talk
on Necessity Of Education and the
Bringing Together of the Teacher. the
Parent and the Child"
children with blue ribbons: William
| Lyons, Mary Moran, Jean Oliver
Dolores Lykes and Dorthea Reuss.
| The project for the year was to re-
decorate the Office of Miss Lyddan, and
this having been fulfilled, the Office was
open for inspection. Miss Lyddan was
presented with fern.
A Founders day party was given, in
which the Singing Mothers, the ex-
presidents and Mrs. Rafter took part.
The Hubbard Raymond Association
will meet at the Hubbard School tomor-
row at o'clock. Mrs Schaeffer, fourth
grade teacher of Raymond School, will
talk on the Modern Methods of Teach
| ing"
The Thomson Association met Tues
day. The kindergarten demonstration
was given under the supervision of
Misses Zeider and Hammerly. A birth
day gift Of SIS was made to the State
| and national associations. The play
ground chairman was requested to ap-
point committee to ask to have the
muddy condition of the playground
remedied. Resolutions favoring the
Cramton Park bill and the free text
book bill were passed. It was also de-
cided to have PIT. A. bulletin board
hung in the hall of the school building.
Many mothers signified their intention
OF joining the new social hygiene and
parental guidance study groups, which
are 10 be formed. A talk on Founders
Gay and the national convention was
given by Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, State
president. "'e
Immigration" and "American;za-
ton" were the subjects of Mr.. and Mrs
w. W. Husband at the John Eaton
ASSOCIATION meeting in the Cleveland
Park congregational Church February s.
MRS. Giles Scott Rafter, State presi-
cent. spoke about the national con-
vention. The association passed a mo-
Cion 10 nave committee appointed to
consider the organization of an Eaton
patrol. This committee consists of Mrs.
Fletcher Sheffield, Mrs. e. L. Cochrane.
Mrs. G. E. White, DIR. l.. w. Stephenson.
Maj. j. K. BoleS and Paul Ouin. This
committee will meet with the prjncinaI
Miss Lubekert; Howard M. Startling of
the American Automobile Association
and Mr.. McQuary of the Cathedral
Heights Cleveland Park Citizens Asso-
citation.
The association voted to accent the
Cramton Park BILL Refreshments were
served by the hospitality chairman, Mrs.
Earl Macintosh.
Worthy Home Membership" was the
subject of an address by Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, State president, at the
meeting OF the Carbery Association
February 8. A pageant was presented
by the pupils of the fourth and sixth
grades In honor of the thirty second
anniversary Of Founders day. A BIRTH
day cake was a feature of the enter
talnment. Miss Peggy Fox gave read
ing, MARY and Her Lamb" Mrs.
George Fox, president, sent a letter of
greeting to the members and expressed
regret that illness prevented her from
being present. Mrs William H. Rowe
read the State presidents message. The
following chairmen reported: Mrs.
Alfred Grouskurth, milk lunches; Mrs.
STANDBY Schrader. Child Welfare maya
zine; Mrs. William H. Rowe, play
ground; Mrs. H. F. Foner, Public School
ASSOCIATION. Mrs. Rowe, Summer
Roundup, presented blue ribbons to
several mothers for their cooperation
in the work and for having 100 per
cent children. Mrs. Charles Wood, grade
mother, asked for two pictures for the
first grade. Her request was granted.
Miss r. Dick, sixth grade. was given
permission to buy pennant for the
school. Mrs. r. w. Frame, first vice
president, presided, and Mrs. e. A.
Baggs, second vice president, acted for
the treasurer, Mrs. H. B. Grove.
Mrs. John w. Davis, ways and means
chairman, reported plans for a card
party to be held March % at Northeast
Masonic Temple. The banner for at
tendance was won by Miss Ruth Dicks
sixth grade.
A program celebrating Founders day
OF the Parent-Teacher movement will
be given by the Woodbridge Association
Rafter will be the guest of honor and
will officiate at the birthday candle
lighting and cake-cutting ceremony.
| Mrs. Daniel Pratt, president of the
association, has been made chairman OF
| the motor corps committee, and Mrs
G. H. Lane has been appointed MEM
Der Of the publicity committee for the
national P. T. A. convention, to be held
| in Washington May 4 to IL.
A card party was given February 9
at 2l03 Rhode Island avenue northeast
under the management of Mrs. Thomas
Carroll, chairman of the ways and
| means committee.
The Singing Mothers Chorus, Mrs
| E. L. Norris, director, will give q
musical program for the celebration OF
Founders day at the state monthly
conference Tuesday at 2 pm, in the
Burlington Hotel
The chorus will sing at the Sibley
| Hospital Guild February 81, at noon
The next engagement is for a meeting
! OF the Wallach- Towers Association
February 20 at pm. at Wallach
School.