Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
Parent-Teacher Activities

: ton assigned by the leader of the day.
Miss Margaret Moore. After o'clock
/ the principal, Mrs. F. H. Rogers, and
the teachers held social.
A majority of the children enrolled
in the school participated in the fol-
lowing program: Playmate dance, kin
dergarten: windmill game, group from
the four first grades; lads and lasSies
dance, second grades; Danish dance of
greeting, third grades; Greek activities,
one fourth grade; Dutch dance two
fourth grades mimetic exercises group
from the three fifth grades; pass ball,
one sixth grade, and circus stunts, boys
of the other sixth grade.
The West Association has elected the
following officers: o. A. Thorup, presi-
dent; c. G. Hunter, first vice president;
Miss Blanche L. Patterson, second vice
president; Mrs. E. j. LeiSnitZer, treas
urer; Miss K. l.. Doonan, recording sec
rotary, and Mrs. F.. E. Rogers, CORE
spending secretary.
Knowles Cooper of the Y. NJ C. A.
gave talk on THE Training and De-
veloping of Children" Mrs. r. H.
Davidson entertained with solos,
The attendance flag was won by Mrs.
de Shazos' room.
The following changes in personnel
resulted in the election of officers held
at the school Tuesday by the Keene
Association:
President, Mrs. j. c. Brown; first vice
president, Mrs. FINS D. Morris; second
vice president, Mrs Margaret SisSon;
recording secretary, Mrs. Harrison
Dixon; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Arthur w. Cline; treasurer, Mrs. Cyrus
T. Bright. Delegates to school associa-
ton: Cyrus T. Bright and Richard T.
Wyche.
Annual reports of chairmen of stand
ing committees were read by Mrs. Her
man H. Hitz. Child Welfare Magazine;
Mrs. Howard H. Cheney, membership;
Cyrus T. Bright. publicity; Mrs. Rich
ard T. Wyche, thrift; Miss II. E. King,
school activities; Mrs. Cyrus T. Bright,
finances; Mrs. D. L. Morris, scrapbook;
Mrs. Margaret Sisson, history; Mrs. S.
E. Taylor, clothes conservation; Mrs. r.
T. Wyche. Summer library. and Mrs. c.
B. Finnell, Summer roundup.
Mrs. r. T. Wyche outlined her plans
for the continuation of the Summer
library in her home, to begin immedi-
ately after the close of the present
school term.
Mrs. B. j. Drake, teacher of the sixth
and seventh grades, won the attendance
banner.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Herman T.
HitZ and Mrs j. G. Brown, accompanied
tation appropriate to Mothers day by
Mrs. Helen L. Brumhouse and story by
Mr. Richard T. Wyche.
Mrs. FINS D. Morris, the retiring
president, addressed the association.
The Force adams Association, at its
meeting last Monday. voted an express
- he - Gxto +k1r
gave their services in examining the
children Of the Summer roundup on
MAY day.
The Force-Adams scrapbook made
by Mrs. Tomas Cajigas won gold star,
the highest rating possible, at the ma
tional convention. Mrs. Cajigas served
on the committee that rated the scrap
books from outside the District.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Frederick N. zihlman;
first vice president, Mrs. Harry S. Bern
recording secretary, Mrs. r. Doing; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Jacoby;
treasurer of the milk fund, Miss Nc
Laurine; treasurer of Parent-Teacher
fund, Mrs. eager.
Mrs E. r. Kalmbach, third vice presi-
dent of the District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers, gave
talk on "Scrapbooks at the National
Convention"
Miss McWilliams spoke on plan to
raise funds to carry on the visual edu-
cation program for next year, and the
association voted to sponsor a motion
picture benefit to be given at the Am
bassador Theater in the near future.
The Force banner for attendance was
won by Miss Arnaud and the Adams
banner by Miss Carrothers. Miss Rach-
man and Mrs. Hughes tied for the
Force canary and the Adams canary
was won by, Mrs. Caldwell.