Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

All material for this column must be
! in the state ONCE, Room 10l, Burning
ton Hotel. by the wednesday preceding
the Sunday on which publication is
desired.
"The Parents Place in the Social En-
vironment of the Child" will be the
subject of the talk by DR.. Bertha C.
Cady at the meeting of the District OF
Columbia Congress Of Parents and
Teachers next Tuesday at 1:SO pm. IN
the Wilson Teachers College, Eleventh
and Harvard streets.
There will be an exhibit of materials,
| including books, outlines and leanets.
The singing mothers will give short
program,
'The Parent-Teaeher Course in
J George Washington University" was
the subject of the radio talk by Mrs:
Henry S. Parsons over Station VOL
last Tuesday evening.
The radio speaker next Tuesday eve
mig will be Mrs. L. r. Magruder, State
chairman for the Child Welfare Maya
zine. who will speak on the importance
and interest contained in that puolca-
ton for every parent and every teacher.
Every Tuesday evening at ocIoGK
over Station VOL there will be radio
talk under the auspices of the District
of Columbia Congress OF Parents and
Teachers.
The executive board met in the Burl-
ington Hotel last Tuesday afternoon.
! The State president, Mrs. Giles scott
Rafter, gave brief report OF ths recent
board meeting of the National Con-
gress of Parents ard Teachers, which
was held in Chicago.
Several of the State chalrmen re-
ported on the work of their depart
rnents and the board discussed some o.
the activities which the congress viii
stress during the season just starting
BEGINNING october 2s, the Commun-
ity Institute Of Washington will pre-
/ sent its third course Of 10 programs
which include music, art, dancing and
1 literature and which will continue on
wednesday evenings from October to
March. The Parent-Teacher Congress
is cooperating with the Community
Center Department and details can De
obtained from MRS. wallace z. Perry
2O30 Lawrence street northeast.
The thrift committee met in the Bur
lington Hotel last Wednesday. Plans
fer the years work were briefly out
lined. The Parent-Teacher Associa'
tions not represented at this mrs
meeting are requested to send theil
chairnner to the next meeting, Novem-
Der Ia at 1890 o'clock In the Burning
ton Hotel
Mrs. H. B. Aller, State chairman OF
safety. requests local chairman of this
important activity from every aSsocia-
ton in the District. Write or telephone
Mrs. Aller, 1927 Chaplin street Columoia
1924.
i Final reports of the Summer Round
Up Campaign must be made by OCTOBER
%. All reports should be mailed &c
man. Mrs. H. N. Stull, 40S 4th street
northeast.
The Singing Mothers Chorus vii
meet Tuesday at 1890 am. in tn'
Burlington Hotel.
DR.. Bertha Chapman Cady will be tn
speaker for series OF lectures In tn'
board room of the Franklin Schoo
from 10 to IL 80 am. as follows: October
ia "Sone Neglected Factors In TIT
Early Education of the Child; Ccto'
Der II, THE Place of Pets In IN,
Education of the Child; October IL
Round Table Discussion"
All presidents are requested to sent
the name, address and telephone mum
her of YOUR Child Welfare MagaAn
Chairman to the State chairman, MRS
l.. H. Magruder, l12S It'll street nortn
cast Lincoln, 73l0-J.
The Stuart Junior High Association
met wednesday afternoon in the schoo
auditorium. The president appolnte'
) the following chairmen: Publicity, MIS-
,tD. A. Edwards; membership, Mrs
George Lady: finance, Mrs. Cora Bart
lette: hospitality, Mrs. John Possen
legislation, Mrs. w. L. Hagen; geo
cheer, Mrs. j. L. Clements; pnilan
thropic, Mrs. H. O. Mackin; reiresn
ments, Mrs. Floyd Chalkley; child wei
fare. MRS. A. K. Wine; juvenile protec
ton, Mrs. L. H. Magruder: Juvenll
Court, Mrs. Charles Dunn; clothe
conservation, Mrs. Leonard Davis; stuo
: circle Mrs, Charles hester; parent
teacher bulletin, Mrs. L. H. MagrudeI
chairman of delegates to District o
Columbia Congress Of Parents ant
Teachers, Mrs Charles Dunn,
Master John Smith gave two saxo
phone solos, accompanied on the pian
by Prof Jackson.
Mrs. G. Bartelette told of plans beinI
! made for a Halloween party in Novem
Der. Mr.. Gregory of the Stanton Par
Citizens Association and q. schwartz
principal of the school, and MRS, j.
Saunders. first vice president OF Tn
District OF Columbia Congress OF Parent
and Teachers, made addresses.
The association voted to suoscrlp
; one dollar monthly to the Distrlct Q
Columbia Congress toward 1uno
defray expenses Of the delegates TO IN
convention of the National Congress
of parents and Teachers to be held II
Denver in May. It also voiced its ap
nroval of sending one parent 10 Georg
washington University for the neV
course in parental training.
Mrs. Barryman's class won the pan
ner for having the largest number
parents present.
The Central High School Association
will meet the evening OF OCTOBER 20
The building will be open for inspecuoi
from 7 to $50 O'Clock. Guides VIII D
: furnished from the student body. From
8.3O to $50 o'clock there will be tn
regular meeting in the library OF Tn
! school. A.,
student leaders of the various school &C
tivities. There will be several number
: given by the Glee Club CentraPs neN
principal will give a short talk.
The dates for the other meeting
throughout the school year are
follows: November IL, 2 pm. Deem
Der Q, evening meeting; January Q, al
ternoon meeting: February IL. evenin
: meeting, with inspection OF building
March "a. afternoon meeting; Aprn II
evening meeting; May 10, AFTERNOON
! meeting.
i The Kingsman Association will NEE
next Thursday. This will be nign
! meeting and Mrs. Giles Scott Rattel
State president, will address the meeting
s.rha Teacher Professional PerSOn