Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

Reservoir.
The Reservoir Association met March
10. Miss Helen ID. Samuel gave an in
structive talk on the problem Of child
guidance. A study group of parents
was organized for q class In character
education. Plans were discussed for
Spring play.
Jefferson Junior High.
The Jefferson Junior High Associa-
ton met March Is and voted to invest
the 500 scholarship fund for needy
students, in q building and loan as
ISOLATION. r. w. Strawbridge, prin-
cipal of the school, explained in brief
talk, the purpose and merits of school
band and how one could be organized
at Jefferson. The association voted to
send two delegates to the George
washington University Parent-Teacher
class dinner. Mrs. F. Vogel, chairman
of Ways and Means Committee, re-
ported the association cleared sos at
the founders day card party. j. Mil
lard Hall of the school committee, gave
q report on the progress of plans for
the new Jefferson Junior High School.
Mrs. Grace w. Holmes, chairman of
the Health Committee, gave a report
of the work done by her committee on
behalf Of the underweight and over
weight students. Miss Emma Byler,
school dietician, presented a diet pro-
gram which she has worked out for
underweight boys and girls.
Other committee chairmen who
made reports were: Mrs. w. Newton,
membership, and Mrs. j. H. Goss,
scrap book.
Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State presi-
dent, spoke on The Child, The Home
and the School"
Langdon.
Miss Sibyl Baker Of the community
center department, addressed the as
ISOLATION at its March meeting. Mrs.
j. A. Hall, president, announced the
parent-teacher circus which was held
at Wilson Teachers College for the
benefit of the District Congress and
Vollands room sang and Miss Arth'S
students gave q wand drill. A piano
solo was played by Buddie Carlson.
TuthiIl.
Mrs. F. B. Croxton, secretary of the
Social Hygiene Society of the District
Of Columbia, and Miss Catherine Wat
kins, supervisor of kindergartens in the
District, will take part in the Tuthiu
Association meeting which will be held
at the school March 26 at pm.
FatrbrOther-R OSSelL
The association was addressed at the
last meeting by r. S. Tennyson, assist
ant director of Fairgrounds, on Char
acter Training on the Playground"
Mrs. F. Litman, the president, presided.
Readings were given b. Misses Ulke
and Sampson and reports by Mrs. l..
Fraser, Mrs. Calvin Welty, Mrs. e.
Altman and others.
The benefit luncheon viii be May 5.
Mrs. Guyer gave an account Of the
March meeting Of the Study Club which
was present at a first grade reading les
son in Miss D. L. Simpsons class.
Plans were completed for q benefit
card party to be given by Mrs. Fraser
at her home. A contribution was voted
for the Parent-Teacher Circus which
was held March 20 and 81. Miss
Whites fourth-grade class gave two
plays.
The next meeting Of the association
will be April 16 at pm.
Takoma Park.
The association will meet in the ele-
mentary school at Piney Branch road
and Dahlia street at 8 pm, March "a.
A program of music will be presented
by an instrumental trio, and Miss Flor
ence B. Fox, associate specialist in
elementary education, United States
Bureau of Education, will talk on some
phase of character education In the
public schools.
Congress Heights.
The last night meeting was held