Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

Burlington Hotel, by the Wednesda.
preceding the Sunday on which publ
cation is desired.
"The Parents Part in Sex Educa
ton" is the general topic of the cours
of lectures by DR.. T. w. Galloway. 4
be given in the District school audito
RUINS from January Z to February z.
There will be a center in each sec
ton of the city where the Parent
Teacher Association members from
that community will form the class K
hear DR.. Galloway.
The places are as follows, with TIL
following people in charge of the com
mittee of arrangements for the STUDY
groups, and under the general super
vision of Mrs w. p Roop, State chair
man of social hygiene:
Mondays at the Mount Pleasant
Library, Mrs. j. M. Cries, Mrs. Charles
B. Grunuel and the following presi'
dents: Mrs. H. L. Richardson, Ban
croft School; Mrs. Cyrus Culver, John
son School: Mrs. e. r. Seal, Powell
Junior High School, and H. c. Phil
lips, Hubbard Raymond School.
Tuesdays at the West School, Mrs
H S. Rawdon. chairman; Mrs J. Il
Bilbrey, and the following presidents
D. H. Lum, Brightwood; G. W. Nor
rison, Barnard, and E. F. Haycraft
Petworth.
Wednesdays at the Hine Junior High
School. Mrs. H. A. Elmore, chairman
Mrs. Charles w Nestler, Mrs. A. H
Bacas. Mrs. F. j. Lewellyn, and the
following presidents: Mrs. P. c. Riston
Wallach- Towers: Mrs. Charles Walker
Brent-Dent; Mrs. John Hamaker
Bryan, and Mrs. John Couryn, Blu
chanan.
Thursday. at the Mcfarland Junior
High School, Mrs. N. E. McIndo. chair
man: DR.. Harper and the following
presidents: Mrs Herbert Wilson. Whit
tier; H c. Phillips, Raymond; Mrs. w.
w. Bond. Takoma, and Mrs. C. H.
Ruoff, Park View.
FRIDAYS at the John Burroughs School.
Mrs. H. J. Sherwood, chairman, and
the following presidents: Mrs. Daniel
H. Pratt. Woodbridge School; Mrs. Eppa
l.. Norris. Langdon School; Mrs. E. N.
Leach. Brookland School, and Mrs.
William Daniels, Bunker Hill School.
The State executive board will meet
Tuesday at 100 pm. in the Burlington
Hotel.
In response to requests for inStruc-
ton in parliamentary law, class in
this subject will be held in the Bur-
lngton Hotel Wednesday from 10 to
1870 am, under the direction OF Mrs.
H. w. Roberts Parent-Teacher mem
bers who wish to take this course of
lectures are requested to notify the State
Office, room 10l, Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. S. M. N. Mars, president Of the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers. reached Washington last Fri
day to attend the meeting of the ma
tional program committee for the ma
tional convention which will meet here
next May.
Mrs. C. E. Roe, field secretary Of the
National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers. has arrived in Washington
and will remain in the city for the
month of January, during part Of which
time she will conduct parent-teacher in
stitutes throughout the District OF CO.
lumbia. Announcements of the centers
where the classes are to be held VIII be
made later.
The Emery lexington Association met
In the Emery School January 4. Rob-
ert l.. Haycock was the speaker OF the
evening and musical numbers were
given by various fathers of the aSsocta-
ton. it being fathers night" Vocal
solos were rendered by Joseph di MegAo,
w. v. Etheredge, and Robert I. Stickney
gave a piano solo. The executive board
was entertained at the home OF the
president, Mrs r. L. Stickney, Deem
Der Of. Refreshments were served and
a gift presented to each member.
Tho Thomson Association will post
pone the January meeting to Febru-
airy II.
The meeting of the Joseph r. Keene
Association will be held in the school
January 8 at 8 pm.
DR.. Edward E. Thompson, president
of the Podiatry Society of the District
of Columbia, will furnish a lecture on
Foot Health" to any association that
may desire 1t.
Another topic for q Parent-Teacher
group is "Art in the Home" and q
speaker can be had IN Miss Harriet
Garrels, who may be reached at the
Thomson Community Center, Twelfth
and L streets.
There are a number of persons in the
District of Columbia who we're present
at the first meeting Of the National
Congress of Mothers, held at the Arl-
ington Hotel in Washington on Feb
ruary II to 10. 1897. All such persons
are requested to send their names and
addresses to the State office, so that
they may be forwarded to the national
executive secretary for use in connec-
ton with the national convention which
meets here next Spring.
The Singing Mothers Chorus. under
the direction of Mrs. E. L. Norris, will
meet for rehearsal Monday at 80 pm
at the Burlington Hotel.
A talk on Music in Our Schools" BY
DR.. E. N. c. Barnes. director of music
in the public schools, will feature the
meeting of the Buchanan Association
in the Hine Junior High School audi
forum Tuesday at 2:45 o'clock.
The program will also include mu'
steal numbers by the Hine Junior High
School Orchestra, under the direction
of D. R. Edwards, and demonstration
on the piano by pupils from the public
schools community classes under the
direction of Miss E. B. Athey.
The Reservoir School Association
presented an entertainment at st
Patrick's Hall, Foxall and Reservoir
roads, January at 1880 pm. The
numbers included harmonica selections
by Avenor Hardy, play by Dorothy
Nose, Thelma Kendrick and Richard
Lane, solo by Norman Dill, a play by
Mrs. Guy Burroughs and WinifreC
Burroughs and Jackie Burke, piano Sc
lections by Ruth Kendrick, and a dance
by Hazel Cardwell, Jane Robertson anc
Ruth Hartung.
The proceeds of the entertainment
are to be used for financing the schoo
spring play.
The Force-Adams Association will
meet at Force School tomorrow at 3:1s
o'clock. Miss Hardy, assistant super.
intendent Of schools in charge of pri.
mary department, will be the speaker
The executive committee met a
Force School Thursday at l o'clock.