Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22

sented by Mrs. r. M. Doudna, assisted
by Mary Ann Mccain, Alice Payne,
Christine Doudna, Louise Gordon and
Sidney Boteier. Miss Cumpston's fifth
grade class were winners OF the attend
ance prize.
Mrs. Henry, president, presented to
the association an oak tree which she
made and which had 81 leaves, each
leaf containing quarter which was
given by members of the association.
This tree reprehented the associations
gift to the National Congress of the
PIT. A. and was presented at the meet
ing February II at the Wilson's
Teachers College.
Wesley Heights.
The Wesley Heights Association met
at the Wesley Heights portables Feb
ruary II at Sis pm. The purchase
Of my Book Of History" for the school
library was approved by the association.
It was decided to have all the rest OF
the meetings this year at the portableS
except the April meeting.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The executive board will meet Tues
day at 80 pm. in Peabody School.
Tuthill.
Tuthill Association will meet Febru-
airy 20 at 8 pm. Judge kathryn
Sellers will be the speaker.
Langley.
The Langley Association will meet
Tuesday. The parents are invited to
visit the teachers In their rooms from
1880 to 8:15 pm. Chester w. Holmes,
what Our Junior High School Is
noipOo The Harm0nipa Cluh will NAV
Fairbrother- ROsseIl.
State President Mrs. j. N. Saunders
spoke at the meeting February II. Miss
D. F. Mcclure and Miss M. z. Hayward
accompanied a chorus of songs.
A birthday play in honor of Founders
day was given by Mrs. P. M. HATS
class. Mrs. Edith Altman assisted the
pupils in their play. Plans for aiding
with luncheons for pupils were dis
cusSed, Mrs. Macoughtry and Mrs
Mitchell taking a prominent part.
A public luncheon in April was plan
ned, with Mrs. Welty and Mrs. Nc
Conchie in charge. Mrs. Guyer gave q
report on the work and plans of the
Study Club.
Brent-Dent.
Courtesy" Cooperation" self
Fairness" "Promptness" and Thrift"
were the subjects most comprehensive
ly explained by the pupils of Miss Hig-
gins and Miss HaZel's fifth and sixth
grades, Brent School, at the February
meeting of the association.
Gifts of food were presented to Mrs
Gammell and Mrs. Laper by the asso-
citation in recognition of the work they
have been carrying on in their rooms
to help the undernourished children,
The banner for attendance was won by
Miss HazellS, fifth grade, Brent.
Langdon.
Mrs. Joseph N. Saunders, president
Of the District Congress of Parents and
Teachers, addressed the Langdon Asso-
citation February 13. The pupils of the
gram which included q candle-lighting
ceremony. A prayer by Gerry Cleve-
land Myers was. read by the president.
Mrs. Hall. Mrs. O. Il. Claiming gave
piano numbers
The association voted to Cooperate
with the School Association Committee
OF the Bicentennial to the extent of
furnishing costumes for the school pag-
eantS.
The Safety Committee chairman re-
ported that Safety Picture" prepared
by Officer Scott of the District police
force, supervised by Mr. Ely and spon-
sored by the A. A. A., was given before
the pupils Of the school last week.
Business High.
The association of Business High
School met February IL at 8:15 pm. A
resolution OF regret for the recent death
OF Charles F. Carusi, late president of
the school board, was adopted, The
resolution also eulogized Mr.. Carusi for
valuable service to the Washington
school system during the past few wears.
A play was given by pupils Of Business
High School and former graduates, un-
der the direction of Miss Esther e.
Galbraith, instructor of dramatics.
Weightman.
The Weightman Association gave a
Valentine party to the children of
Weightman School February IL. Each
child was given a favor, consisting of
paper cup containing candy hearts.
The meeting was addressed by Mrs.
Castell. first vice president of the Dis