Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
Parent-Teacher Activities

noT ACTIVITIES
children Of the school. A play AFTER
the Revolution" written by Dorothy
Davis Of the nth grade, viii be given
Miss Getty's second grade will give the
Little Minute" Another play, Gross
ing the Delaware" will follow, and the
numbers. There viii be benefit Tues
day at the Ambassador Theater
Park View Platoon.
The Park View Platoon Association
will be addressed by Mr.. Cole, Scout
leader Of Troup 40, and Miss Dorothy
Greene, head Of the Girl Scouts, March
Z, at 8 pm.
Character training, the subject of
discussion at the pre-school study
circle of the Park View Association was
supplemented by a program given by
the Sir Galahad circle of the fifth
grade at the last meeting. Children
participating included Sara Ann Rapp,
Meyer Rubenstein, Annette Grant, Sylvia
Shalenstein, Winifred Howe and Harry
Meiners. These pages in the knight
hood of youth character training circle,
recently organized by Mrs. Ross Pollock,
I "
the circle to each child and his desire
to overcome bad habits"
DR.. Kirkman, head knighthood of
youth circles of New York, was present
and requested they send him regular
reports OF their progress. DIR. Kirkman
TOOK with him number of original
drawings by these pages, depicting their
bad habits"
The Singing Mothers will meet Tues
day at 1890 o'clock in the American
Institute Of Art. They gave a program
| OF music over the radio at 6 pm. Tues
day and again at pm. at the Thorn
son School.
The meeting of the parent-teacher
representatives to the Juvenile Protec-
tive Association win be held Monday at
1880 pm. at the Neighborhood House
470 N street southwest. Mrs. Croxton
OF the Social Hygiene Society will be
the speaker.
SeatOn- Blake.
The Seaton-Bla Association held its
Founders day celebration February IS,
invited guests being Mrs Giles Scott
Rafter and Mrs. Walter G. Jones' A
program was given by the pupils of
Seaton, Blake and Gales Schools. Mrs.
Rafter was presented with a bouquet of
flowers. A large birthday cake was cut
by Mrs. Rafter and Miss Dilger, prin-
cipal of the Seaton- Blake Schools. Miss
| Willer, SD, Blake School, and Mrs.
Hawxhurst, kindergarten teacher, Sea-
ton School, won prizes for having the
largest attendance of parents.
Hine Junior.
The Hine Association met February
20. The report from the State congress
was given by the delegate, Mrs. ].
| Stanley Davis. The speakers were Miss
Ethel Bray, head Of drawing depart
ment of public schools; DR.. e. N. C.
Barnes, music department; Miss Ida F.
O'Nei1l, domestic art department, and
Miss e. S. Jacobs domestic science de-
| partment. Several selections were rem.
dered BY the orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Miss Helen Merriam, music
teacher. Mrs. John F. Hamaker was
appointed membership chairman; Miss
woodward, teacher, hospitality chair
man.
Woodbridge.
-Four children Of the Woodbridge
School, in costumes representing home,
church, school and State, gave a candle
ngnClng ceremony commemorative the
thirty-third anniversary of the parent
teacher movement, at the melting of
the woodbridge Association February 20
Mrs. Margaret Conway, principal of
OF the school, presented Mrs. Rafter
with bouquet. Mrs. Conway read the
State presidents message. Talks were
given by Mrs. Frazier, who for 10 wears
was Chairman Of the student aid COM
mittee OF the District Of Columbia Con-
greSS OF Parents and Teachers, and by
Ms; l.. n: Magruder, chairman Of the
Cnno welfare Magazine. Mrs, Eyerts
nelds room won the attendance prize
Tor having the most parents present.
Kingsman.
Mrs. Joseph N. Saunders. first vice
president of the District of Columbia
CONGRESS OF Parents and Teachers, spoke
on FOUNDERS day at the February meet
ing OF the Kingsman Association. Mrs
Frederick Nelson, chairman, announced
Spring luncheon to be held at the
school March 5. Music consisted of
Vocal Trio, Mrs. z. L. Weber, program
chairman; Mrs. e. v. Benham and Mrs.
r u. Miller, and contralto solos by Mrs
Benham.
KeniIwOrth.
The Kenilworth Association met Feb
ruary 10. Mrs. J. F. Fitzgerald gave a
reading in honor of Founders day. A
check was presented to the national
and State for child-welfare extension
WORK; Inc membership chairman, Mrs.
n. Shaw, will give q full report on the
recent membership drive at the March
meeting. A lunch will be given in the
school March 4. The next meeting will
De March 10, at pm, with Mrs. Rafter
as guest. The Singing Mothers will rem
der program. The third and fourth
grades, Miss c. Vaughn's room won the
prize for attendance.
Bethesda Chevy Chase.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase Associa-
ZION VIII give an afternoon and evening
caro- party In the gymnasium tomorrow.
Inc next regular meeting of the associ-
atlon VIII be at 2 pm. THURSDAY. in
stead OF Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Sig
worth Morse will give q program Of
readings.
BFOOkland.
The monthly meeting of Mrs. Brun-
ners Study Group Mothers was held
February 4. Mrs. Sherman and Mrs.
Conner, kindergarten teachers. enter
tanned several Of the mothers of kinder
garten children February IL. The as
ISOLATION was hostess to the children of
the school at a Valentine party
February IA. Games were played. and
Ice cream, cake and candy served TO all
February - the meeting of the execu-
tive board was held in the teachers
room at the school. The monthly meet
ing Of the association will be held at
the school tomorrow evening.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
The meeting Of this group of schools
was held February 10, in Curtis School.
The association observed the thirty
third anniversary of the Parent-Teacher
movement and had as its guests of
honor, Mrs. Rafter and Representative
and Mrs. Gasque. A program was ar