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

| LuAOSay, Ould f1hll anu Meyer cuSIlIlSI
With his harmonica. Louis Woods pro-
vided the musical entertainment. An
nouncement Of the Spring luncheon to
be held in the school auditorium April
3 was made by Mrs. Earl GosS. secre-
tAry. The nominating committee will
report on the proposed oficial slate for
the year at the next meeting. April H..
! DR.. Frank w. Ballou will be the prin-
cipAl speaker.
Emery lexington.
| A meeting Of the Emery lexington
executive board was held in the Emery
School March 10. Mrs. c. NJ. Sauls,
president, discussed plans for the COM
ing carnival and asked for donations
! to Be used on the day given to the
! northeast section. Mrs. Ingles was APP
! pointed to purchase the slides for the
| projection machine to be used by the
two schools. Mrs. Ida Simmons, pro-
| gram chairman, was appointed pre-
school chairman and Mrs. L. A. Cornett
publicity chairman.
Jackson.
At the April meeting Of jackson
/ Association the principal speaker will
be Mrs. 8. s. A1burtis, director of Camp
| Matoaka and formerly nature study in
structor at Wilson Teachers College
The child guidance class will meet April
! 2 in the kindergarten room, 2 to pm.
| The third grade Is creating q Mexican
exhibit.
! Edmonds.
The executive board Of the Ednnonds
| Association met at the school Monday
| afternoon. special committee was
! appointed to take care Of donations for
I -. %Nfa.
/ will have charge of transportation.
Key.
The Francis Scott Key Association
met March Is. The association plans
/ to purchase a set of reference books
| and Mrs. Jordon was asked to head 8
/ committee to consult with library
oflcials as to the most up-to-date and
/ comprehensive set within set limit Of
| expenditure
Miss Oberly continues her mothers
! class every other Thursday afternoon
and reports increased interest In It..
| Miss Oberlys class won the pennant for
the month for having the largest repre-
sentation Of parents.
KeniIworth.
The Singing Mothers rendered pro-
! gram at the meeting of this association
March 10. Solos were rendered by Mrs
Eppa Norris and a trio by Mrs. NJ.
Mense, Mrs. Charles Speaker and Mrs.
| Eppa Norris and Rotations by Mrs.
| Charles Speaker. Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter, State president, gave talk. A
certificate awarded for completion of
1929 work was presented by Mrs. j.
Fitzgerald, Summer roundup chair
man. The president, Mrs, Ltngebach,
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teacher carnival The prize for attend
ance was won by the first and second
| grades, Mrs. M. Andersorl's room.
Woodbridge.
| Miss Mary Lackey, principal of the
| Dennison Vocational Schol for Girls,
addressed the Woodbridge Association
! las THU sday evening. The woodbridge
study group, with Miss Kemp, principal
of the Kindergarten department, in
charge, held its first meeting last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. r.
Young, chairman of the Summer rourl-
| up committee, announced she expects
to begin the work at once. Mrs. P. z.
Strictly has been appointed member
Of the nominating committee for the
biennial election of officers for the Dis
| trict of Columbia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers, to be held in April. Mrs.
Strictly, who is chairman of the juve-
nile protective committee, told OF at
tending a meeting at the Neighborhood
House and reported the wonderful work
that community.
Pierce-Webb.
Mai. r. G. Payne, military instructor
at Eastern and Western High Schools,
addressed the meeting of the associa-
ton held in the Pierce School March
IA. The Glee Club, composed of teach
ers, pupils and mothers, made its first
appearance, singing q group OF Spring
songs under the direction of Miss Ann
Heron. The membership chairman,
Mrs. j. Rabbit, announced that the
drive for second semester membership
was about to begin. Mrs. Lloyd Nells,
supplementary teacher at Pierce-Webb,
chairman of Summer roundup, told OF
the success of last years Summer
roundup. Mrs. E. H. Griffith, chair
man Of Central Northeast Washington,
and Mrs. T. w. Refer, chairman of
Pierce-Webb carnival committee ex-
planned the purposes and developments
of this fete. The next meeting of the
association will be held in Mrs. Boilers
room, Webb School, April 8. Mrs Flor
ence H. Rogers, supervising principal,
called a meeting of all presidents of
Parent Teacher Associations in the
sixth division March II. Mrs. E. H.
Griffith, president Pierce-Webb Associ-
! alton and chairman Of Central North
east Washington, made an address.
,RandIe Highlands
The election of officers was the chief
business of the meeting March Is. The
following were elected: Mrs. v. r
Soper, president; Mrs. H. A. Elmore
first vice president; Miss B. l.. Fawcett,
second vice president; Mrs. e. A. Tot
ten, treasurer, and Miss Irma Smith,
secretary. Mrs. Blakeslee, the retiring
pres dent, was presented with bou-
quet. Mrs. George Blakeney gave a
resume of the Improvements which
have been made during the last year at
both schools and outlined what is ex-
pected to be done in the near future
Harriet Taylor and Rosetta Weber,
pianiSts, played several numbers. Miss
Smiths room won the banner for best
attendance at the meeting.
Business High School.
At meeting March IL a student
parent-teacher participation program
was presented under the leadership Of
Miss Emma Louise Thompson. Invoca-
ton was pronounced by Rev. Alvin L.
wills, assistant at the Church of the
Ephiphany. Violin solos were rendered
by Abe Clar. The places usually filled
by the of1cers were taken by the stu
dent body, Yorke Mills assuming the
presidents chair and RalphsCole acting
as secretary. Messrs Davis, Fjuckle,
Baker and sharits OF the faculty sang.
The speaker of tho evening was