Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01
Parent Teacher Activities

/ Cooke.
Mrs. James H. Alburtis will address
the Henry D. Cooke Association Tues
day evening at the school on Summer
Camps for Boys and Girls"
Pupils from the upper grades are
preparing an operetta to sing that eve
ming under the direction of Mrs.
Marguerite Venables, kindergarten
teacher
Emery lexington.
The new president, Mrs. Lester
Homan, has selected the following to
act as chairmen of committees: Mem
berShip, Mrs. Simmons program. Mrs.
Hammerstock; publicity, Mrs. r. Stick
ney; student aid, Mrs. Rogers; pre-
school, Mrs. Sawyer; bulletins Mrs
Davis, and reporting delegate, Mrs.
Clark Thirty-two children were ex-
amined by DR.. Cole during the Summer
roundup at the two schools.
Maury.
The Maury Association elected the
following officers: President, Mrs.
Roberta Crenshaw; first vice president,
Mrs. James Holloway; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Florence Cornell; secretary,
Miss McClynn, and treasurer, Mrs.
katherine LaPlace. Mrs. LaPlace, Mrs.
Holloway and Mrs. Beall were named as
committee to plan a party for the
graduates, and Mrs. Walter, Miss Kirby
and Mrs. Clark to plan treat for the
patrol boys.
A playlet taken from Little Women"
was given by the dramatic club under
the direction of Mrs. Martin. Mrs.
E. H. Griffith, president of the Pierce
Webb Parent-Teacher Association, gave
q reading.
The Edmonds- Maury Orchestra, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Ward, rend-
cred thre selections, and Mrs. Phillips
of the Edmonds Association sang two |
songs.
Mrs Martin, second grade. had the |
largest number of parents present At |
the close of the meeting the hospitality |
committee served refreshments in the |
parent-teacher'S room
BrOokland.
The executive board met at the school |
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Higgins, ways |
and means chairman, reported SOS from |
the play recently given. The regular |
meeting will be held Monday evening |
when Mrs. Joseph N. Saunders, the new |
State president will install the new |
officers. Mrs. Burners Study Group |
Mothers will present suggestions on the |
Summer activities for children.
Thomson.
The Thomson Association held its
final meeting for the year Tuesday at
1880 pm. The first grades under the
direction of Misses Alpher and
WalSmuth and Mrs. Bower, gave
demonstrations.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. p H. Bransdorf, president; Miss
Burke, vice president; Mrs. Berry, Sec
rot fac
ing secretary, and Mrs Garrison, treas
urer. Miss Alpher's room won the
prize for attendance.
Tenley- Janney.
The regular meeting scheduled for
tomorrow night has been postponed I'M
til the following June 8, at o'clock.
This meeting is the last for the year
and will be in the nature of a social
md reception in honor of the gradual
ing class from Janney Several plays
and violin selections by William Rodier
of Western High School and former
graduate of Janney.
Bryan.
The Bryan Association met May %.
The following were appointed on the
auditing committee: Mrs. julius
" o1Ieu, NIB. y. .. OdNAS' MI. 1cOISe
P. BarSe.
Mrs. L. B. Castell, first vice president
Of the District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers, took charge of
the election and installation of officers.
The newly elected officers are as fol-
lows: Mrs. H. r. Tiltlow, president; Mrs.
George P. Barse, first vice president;
Mrs. Myers, second vice president; Mrs.
Fannie e. Rousseau, secretary; Mrs
Edward Kaiser. treasurer: The tellers
we're Mrs. Clarence Dalrymple, Miss
Condor, sixth grade teacher, and Mr..
Ebaugh. A health play was presented
by the pupils of the third and fourth
grades under the direction of the dra-
matte teachers, Mrs. McCausland and
Miss Anna Murray. Flowers we're pre-
sented to Mrs. Titlow, president, by
Mary Ann Brown.
Singing Mothers.
Election of officers will take place
when the Singing Mothers meet Tues
day at 1890 am. in the Institute Of
Musical Art
Truesdell.
The last meeting of this school year
Of the Truesdell Association was held
In the school Tuesday evening. An ap-
preparation was made to hire a bus to
carry the kindergarten children to the
Zoo for an outing. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Norris p.
vice president, Mrs. j. H.
Biblrey; secretary, Mrs. Paul Brattain;
treasurer, Mrs. r. Swami.
Wentworth.
The new president of the Kenilworth
Mrs. E. Farr, named the
following chairmen of committees:
Health, Mrs. George Robertson; mem
oership, Mrs. r. Shaw; Child Welfare
Mrs F. w. Hudson; Parent
Teacher Library, Mrs. Joseph Bra
shiers Summer roundup, Mrs. ]. FitZ-
A. Lingebach. Reports were given by
The following: Treasurer, membership,
Summer roundup and publicity.
The president gave talk on the
Child Welfare Magazine and Mrs. H.
Kent read an article from Child We'll
fare on "Our Children and Their Par
ents." The parents were entertained
with songs by the third and fourth
grades, Miss Vaughn's room, which also
had the most parents present. The first
and second and third and fourth grades
won the picnic for most parents present
during the year.
The new officers for the association
are: President, Mrs E. Farr; first vice
president, Mrs. j. Fitzgerald; second
vice president, MIS-. r. w. HuOSoni Cnlro
vice president, Miss M. E. Bannon, prin-
cipal; secretary, Mrs. e. Baxter; treas
urer, Mrs. M. C. Sanders; delegates to
District of Columbia Congress of Parents
and Teachers, Mrs. Norman Alsop, Mrs.
A. E. Porter, Mrs. Lazarus, Mrs. j. F1tz-
gerald, Mrs Richard Shaw, Mrs. G. A.
John Quincy Adams.
The John Quincy Adams School was
dedicated last Tuesday evening and was
inspected by 800 parents.