Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

All material for this column must be
in the State Office, Room l01, Burling-
ton Hotel by the Wednesday preceding
the Sunday on which publication Is de-
sired
The parent-teacher carnival will be
held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
the Washington Hotel Mrs. wallace
Perry Is the general chairman. The
city has been divided into sections, IN
Northwest, Mrs. David G. Morris, Mrs.
Herbert Wilson and Mrs. q. z. White {;
Northeast, Mrs. Ralph Hoagland, Mrs.
E. H. Grif1th; Southeast, Mrs. w. H.
Harvey; Southwest, Mrs. Joseph Newton.
Booths will be presided over by the
following chairmen: D.licatessen, Mrs
Paul White; country store, Mrs.
j. S. Vance, gingerbread and pop
corn, Mrs. John Cournyn; grab
bag and balloons, Mrs. G. L. Norris;
gifts, Mrs Maud Meyer; candy, Mrs. II
Z. Beatty; cake, Mrs. L. B. Castell;
books, Mrs. Y. P. Boswell; child welfare
Mrs. L. H. Magruder: silhouettes, Mrs
Miner Buell. plants, Mrs. j. x. Killers;
peanuts, Mrs. B. C. Parker; lunch coun-
ter, Mrs. e. o. Carl; fortune telling
booth, Mrs. Stanley Fuller; tea room,
Mrs Hoffman TolSon.
Entertainment will be provided BY
the schools in charge Of Mrs. j. w.
Davis Thursday night, the elementary
schools: Friday, the Junior high schools,
and Saturday, the high schools viii fur
nish the entertainment. The carnival
will be open from IL noon to 10 pm.
each day.
The parent-teacher representatives to
the Juvenile Protection Association will
meet Tuesday at 1880 o'clock at the
Juvenile Protection headquarters. 1920
K street. Mrs. Ferebe Croxton will
speak.
Henry C. Clark, vice president of the
District of Columbia Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers, viii speak over Sta
ton VOL at 8 pm. Tuesday on Legal
Aspects of the Cspper-zihln1an Elec-
tive School Board Bill"
Local publicity scrapbooks win be
judged by committee at the state
once, and those most worthy will be
forwarded to Denver, Colo. before April
40, to be assembled in time for the ma
tional convention.
The scrapbooks from the District OF
Columbia should be sent to the State
ONCE not later than April 10.
Barnard.
The Barnard Association met at the
school March 20. The guest speaker
was Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. A basket
Of Spring flowers was presented TO MRS.
Rafter by the association. II was voted
to buy books for the school library with
the money made from the play re-
Gently given by the children. Miss
Batchila's room, sixth grade, won the
attendance banner and the s. prize
which goes with it each month.
Bancroft.
The question of how our children are
grouped, of how their grades are ar
rived at and Of why some children are
accelerated and some retarded will be
discussed at the meeting of the Ban
croft Association at the school, April /,
at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Grace Lind, prin-
cipal will lead the discussion and an
swer questions At the meeting Of the
executive board last Tuesday resolu-
tons were passed stating the boards
stand on certain provisions for the
schools carried In the District appro-
priation bill for 1891, recently reported
In the House.
Peabody Hilton.
The executive board met Monday
the association will be held. A pro-
gram including a play by Miss Haas
fourth grade has been arranged.
John Burroughs.
The executive board and grade moth
ers of the John Burroughs Association
gave Mrs Cookery and Mrs. Todd, for
mer teachers Of John Burroughs, who
have been transferred to Langdon
School, an appreciation tea Monday
afternoon in the John Burroughs Audi
forum. Mrs. Smith sang. accompanied