Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

mates and Home Fairgrounds" Mrs.
M. Eisinger will be the leader.
Fillmore.
The Fillmore Association will meet
tomorrow evening.
The fourth grade winners of the Par
| ent-Teacher Association prize offered
for the highest percentage Of parents
! who attend the association meetings,
celebrated the occasion with trip to
f, the Zoo on Friday After visiting the
animals, they enjoyed a picnic lunch
together. They were chaperoned by
their teacher, Miss Elizabeth Waddey.
Powell Elementary.
An association was organized May
Is at. the w. B. Powell School. Mrs
]. N. Saunders, State president, and
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, past State
| president, were present, Mrs. Rafter
conducting the election and installation
of officers. Short talks were made by
Mrs. Louise Duganane, principal, and
Mrs. William G. Illch, temporary
chairman.
Officers are: President. Mrs. w. c..
Illch; first vice president, Mrs A. c.
Parker; second vice president, Mrs.
Louise Duganane; recording secretary,
Mrs. E. K. Harrison; corresponding sec
| rotary, Mrs. Charles E. Proudley; treas
| urer, Mrs. c. L. w. Meyer. The first
executive board meeting has been held
and committees appointed.
John Eaton.
The John Eaton Association met May
IL. The major part of the program,
musical in nature, was furnished by
pupils of the school from kindergarten
to eighth grade, inclusive. The first
group, consisting of Alice and Ruth
Bailey, Elizabeth Van Valkenburgh,
Jean Miller, Betty Lloyd Hutchinson,
Birney Strong, Peggy Griffin and
sons at school under Mrs. Crandall.
The second group of performers was
composed Of Lindsey Brown, Sara Sack,
Barbara Saegmuller, Selma Levine,
Shirley Levinson, Elizabeth Van Wage
man and Cornelia Grey.
The following officers were installed:
President, Mrs. G. Z. White; first vice
president, Mrs. Charles Woodbury.: Sec
ond vice president, Miss c. Luebkert;
recording secretary, Mrs. r. Rutherford;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. j. A
Baird; treasurer, Mrs. B. c. Rogers.
Articles made by children in the de-
partment of manual training and
domestic art were on exhibition.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The May meeting was held on Tues
day evening at Peabody School. The
following officers were elected: Mrs. Y.
first vice president; Mrs. Laurie, second
vice president; Mrs. Parsons, secretary;
Mrs. Ella May Treynor, treasurer; Mrs.
L. H Brown historian.
8. E Kramer, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, made an address.
Mrs. Florence Rogers, supervising
principal, also spoke. Harold King S
male quartet sang several selections.
Miss Hess second grade entertained.
Mrs. Walthers' room won the attend
ance banner.
Whittier.
The election of officers was held
at the meeting Of the Whittier aSsocia-
ton last Monday as follows President,
Mrs Hansen; first vice president, Mrs.
Smoot; second vice president, Mrs.
Maine; recording secretary, Mrs. Irish;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Gates;
treasurer Mrs. McManes.
Mrs. Hansen reported rs children
examined May day as a result Of the
Summer roundup. June will be the
school luncheon.
Mrs. Baer's class won the pennant
for attendance at this meeting. Money
was appropriated to buy two tennis
racquets and two base ball bats: also
to hire two buses to transport the
kindergarten children to and from Will
son Teachers College for their May
festival.
Wheatley.
At the May meeting of the Wheatley
Association the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. w. r. Rawl-
ings; first vice president, Mrs. j. F.
Everett; second vice president, Mrs. A
L. Duerr; third vice president, Miss F.
c. Mortimer; secretary, Mrs. S. L. Mont
gomery, and treasurer, Mrs. r. H. Hill
singer.
Mrs. A. s. Brooks spoke briefly, ex-
planning the business side of the
Wheatley News, which is sponsored by
the association. Miss K. E. BreSnahan,
domestic art teacher, announced the
exhibit of work of the sewing classes
to be held in connection with National
Sewing week.
Three grades tied for the attendance
| prize and each class was awarded a
prize-Miss Williams, third grade; Mrs.
Brooks, eighth grade, and Miss Curtis,
sixth grade.
Mrs. Marian Route, teacher Of the
Wheatley piano class. presented her
class, who gave a program. The chill