Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03

presented by the ga industrial boys OF
the school, under the direction OF Miss
Mary Wilson.
Curtis Hyde
At its April meeting the Curtis Hyde
Addison Association elected the follow
ing officers: President, c. e. ShultZ;
first vice president, Mrs. B. F. Hilleary;
second vice president, Miss G. A. OsSire;
third vice president Mrs. B. P. Al
dredge; treasurer, Miss E. H. Ladson;
secretary, Miss j. w. Frost.
Bowen GreenIeaf.
A special meeting of the Bowen
Greenleaf Association was held April
"a at the Bowen School to make final
arrangements for the Summer round
up. Mrs. Cook, chairman, reported OBJ
tanning three physicians for the gen.
eral examination of children about TO
enter school, and two dentists.
A luncheon will be held May at
the Bowen School.
The West School Association met
April 20 in the school auditorium The
corps Of patrol boys was introduced by
Inspector LuttS, police officer in charge
of this work. He made q most en-
tightening talk concerning the efficient
and outstanding work Of these boys
Mrs X. A. De Shazo's fifth grade
won the nag for the largest percentage
Of parent attendance, with Sc PEI cent.
The next meeting June l viii be for
the election of officers, FOLLOWED by q
large social.
BIair-Hayes.
Mrs. Florence H. RogeVh superviS-
ing principal of the SiEth division,
spoke on 1.-THE Children'1 Charter" at
the study class Of Blair-Hayes April %.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Maud E. Meyer,
president Of the assoc ;ation, were pre-
sented with corsages Of sweet peas from
the class by Miss Susan Craighill, prin-
cipal, and Mrs. H. K. Cole, kindergar-
ten teacher. Mrs. Meyer, chairman Of
the study class, was presented with q
string OF crystal evening beads from
Mrs. Suter q. Reichenbach. April 30
was the last meeting Of the class.
Whittier.
The annual benefit card party was
held in the school, Fifth and Sheridan
streets. Mrs. Basinger, ways and means
chairman, was in charge. A milk fund
benefit card party and luncheon was
held at the home Of Mrs. lie Roy Poole,
who was assisted by Mrs. Edward Stitt
home of Mrs. D. T. Gates. Mrs. W. p.
Roop, State chairman Of study groups,
explained the methods used by groups,
according to the book Modern Par
ents." This group will meet on the SEC
ond and fourth Thursdays Of each
month, one having been held May /
at the home Of Mrs. F. 7. McQuilkin,
6006 Fourth street.
Mrs. Paul Fletcher was designated a.
chairman Of the Summer roundup Of
children. These children viii Be ex-
fects by several physicians on May 4
at 10 am.
Buchanan.
The association Of this school held
its annual meeting last Tuesday. The
president, Mrs. M. Kudolla. reported
an entertainment held for the library
fund melted 800. Before the meeting
the parents visited the different class
rooms to see the pupils at work.
wheatIey.
May day was celebrated at Wteatley
School with q health pageant and May
festival. Alma Nieder, chosen for hav-
ing q health score Of 100 per cent, was
crowned Queen Of the May and was
attended by the girls Of the June grad
uALlng ClhbS.
European folk dances and various ex-
ercise drills were given for the pleasure
Of the May Queen and her court, every
child In the school participating.
Among the guests were several school
oficialS-Mrs. Florence Rogers, super
vising principal of the sixth division;
Mrs. q. s. Rafter, past president Of the
District of Columbia Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers.
Mrs. O. Heflin chairman Of the Pre-
school Committee. has arranged to have
DR.. Warren and DR.. Kun7elmann, dem
list, ct. the school May 4, from 10 to
IL o'clock, to examine all children who
expect TO enter school next Fall.
TruesdelI.
Dads night" was celebrated at the
meeting Of the Truesdell association
April 28. Rev. Walter M. Michael pre-
sided. Mrs. Robert w. Handbook, men,
Der of the Federal Board Of Vocational
Education, introduced the guest speak
er, Edward T Franks, vice chairman
Of the board, who talked on THE Fa-
theirs Part in the Selection of His Sons
Vocation"
@. Kent Bellows, member of the fac
ulty Of Peabody Institute Of Baltimore,
played piano selections Mrs. Charles
Jolley, Summer roundup chairman,
reported the clinic at 512 street north
west Is open on Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays at 10 am. for vaccinations.
Mrs. Joseph H. Bilbrey, chairman Of
the delegates TO the District of Column
bia Congress, gave report of the con-
vention.
Miss s. B. Hollands room won the
canary for having the largest number
OF parents present.
A S0aciaI y1naafino ~ the avao,,f{va
board will be held May at l:30 pm
Miss j. M. Searle's study group will
meet In the school May 6 at 1870 pm
Topic, Personal Problems of Small
BrOOEIand.
The Executive Committee Of the
Brookland association will meet Mon
Gay at ! pm in the school. The oper-
eta Jack the Giant Killer" under
ne direction Of Harry Wheaton Howard,
VIII be given by the clalAGren Of Brook
land School at JOIN Burroughs audi
toriun May y St $3.50 and May %
Tenley- Janney.
Election Of officers will be held for
the Tenley-Janney association May 4
at 2:30 pm.
Summer roundup wiz be held May
8 IN the Tenley School from 10 am.
TO IL o'clock. Drs. McChesney and w.
B. johnson viii be present to examine
all children Of pre-school age.
A school luncheon will be held May
40 in both schools.
PetwOFth.
The Petworth association meets next
Tuesday evening in the school audi
forum at o'clock. Charles A. Ward,
president, will preside. Election of Of
ficers will be the major item of busi-
ness. Prior to the meeting the Execu-
tive Committee will have a session at
Z o'clock.
Summer Vacation Activities" will be
discussed by Mrs. Franklin Jones, chair
man Of the District of Columbia Com