Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06

The Monroe Home and School AsSo-
! citation met Tuesday evening. May 8
was decided upon as the date for the
annual luncheon. At the request of
Mr.. Henson, traffic officer. notices are
to be sent parents to send their chill
| dren to school not earlier than $40
/ am, in order to avoid the heavy traf1c
! on Georgia avenue.
A musical program was rendered by
, a band of former and present Monroe
J boys.
| Johnson.
! The executive board of the johnson
association met at the school March %.
Two new members we're appointed
Mrs. c. j. Shufeld as membership
chairman and Mrs. j. A. Mathison as
chairman Of pre-school work.
Central High.
/ Fourteen sets Of medals, each set
consisting of two medals--a gold one
for first place and silver one for
| second place-Were awarded April ! to
the victors in the interclaSs track meet,
/ held in the stadium at Central High
School. This interclass meet was spon-
sored by the Parent-Teacher ASSocia-
! ton, the Alumni Association and the
&C" Club. In addition to these medals,
a cup and other prizes were presented.
|
the track activities and interest OF the
student body. The cadet band fur
nished music.
Wheatley.
! The Wheatley association was in
! formed that regular garden teacher,
Miss Stohlman, has bee assigned to
! the garden.
A committee of mot rs will assist
with the costumes for the Spring play,
/ to be given after Easter. They will
meet their chairman, Mrs. r. H. Hill
singer, in the Parent Teacher club
| room at l pm Tuesday.
! The card party planned by Mrs.
Duerr ways and means chairman, has
been postponed. 1t will be held Friday
evening in the school auditorium.
Keene.
! The executive Joard of the Keene
! Association will meet April at pm
! in the school. The monthly meeting
of the association will be held In the
school Tuesday evening.
Park View Platoon.
More than 100 pages of the Knight
hood of Youth, sponsored by the Park
! View Association, were entertained
| Friday bv the association. Banners
were presented by the president, Mrs.
| Thomas E. Griffith, 10 Sir Galahad,
Sir Lancelot and knights of the Silver
Shield Circles as they were led in a
grand march by Miss Maude Burklin
who also led in many games during the
! party. Refreshments were served and
! the "Knighthood Song" composed by
Page Sara Ann Rapp, was sung and
led by Miss Rapp.
| Mrs Ross Pollock, Sir Galahad Cir
Gle; Mrs. G. Atkins, Sir Lancelot Cir
Gle; Miss Mary Stephenson, knights
of the Silver Shield; Miss v. Schu-
mucker and Miss Emily Scrivener,
| principal of Park View; Mrs. Rapp,
Mrs. G. Delziel, Mrs. Fred S. walker
and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffith assisted
Miss Burklin during the afternoon.
BrOOkland.
The executive board meeting was
held Tuesday at the school. The reg
ular monthly meeting will be held Mon
day evening.
Powell Junior.
! DR. Harvey Smith, principal Of Cen
! trail High School, Will be the guest
I speaker at the meeting of the Powell
Junior High Association April g. at 8
! pm His subject will be Boys and
! Their Problems"
| Adams.
! The program committee. headed by
Mrs. J. c. Smith and assisted by Miss
/ Helen Gibbs, teacher of the rhythm
| class at the Adams School, presented a
Russian number for the Parent-Tedch-
/ er carnival at the Washington Hotel.
| The program will be repeated at a
! later date at the school, Those taking
! part were Frances Smiler, ASA Ina
vana Joann Kaufman, Ella ValitSky
and John Kumitsky.
! The executive meeting of the associ-
alton will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m
instead OF 3:15 as previously announced
Tskoma Park.
| The Takoma Park, Md, Association
! met in the school March 81. c. NJ
Douglas, principal of the Silver Spring
! Takoma High School. made an address
| Entertainment was furnished by the
| Singing Mothers and the guest soloist
! Mrs. Florence Burdick. A past preSi-
| dents pin was presented to Mrs. j. G.
Nellis by the association.
| A short business meeting was held
| The association voted to sponsor COM
! munity day celebr ton to be held at
! the school grounds on Easter Monday.
under the direction of Mrs. E. j. Will
| son. 1t also voted an appropriation to
! the school dental clinic, which is the
first dental clinic to be installed in the
bridge party was announced for April
10 at the home of Mrs. Porter. Miss
I Pepmeir's room. fifth grade, won the
banner for best attendance at the
! meeting
Carbery.
The Carbery Association closed its
! career as an individual association at
the meeting April l in the Carbery
I School. A merger with the Peabody
Hilton was considered feasible at this
! time, since parents were no longer Car
berry parents" due to the grouping Of
! the three schools under one administra-
! tive head, with the pupils attending all
| three schools during their elementary
course. The trio will now be known as
Peabody Hilton Carbery Parent Teach
err AsSccia ton
At the final meeting entertainment
was furnished by pupils of the kinder
garten, Miss Hope Soule. teacher; pi-
ano selections by Mrs. E. H. Butler Of
! Massachusetts,, and guitar solo by Mas
ter Harry German, former Carbery
pupil.
Mrs. Alfred GrosSkurth, milk chair
! man, reported, due to the cooperation
given by her assistants, Miss Hope
| Soule, teacher, and Mrs Charles T.
| Burlev. president, there was a Substan-
tial balance in the years milk fund.
The kindergarten room. Miss Hope
Soule teacher. won the attendance ban
ner for having the most parents present
Oyster.
The Oyster Association will meet
April IS.
Gordon Junior High.