Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

group and other appointments VIII De
made shortly.
John Quincy Adams.
DR.. Julia Hahn, supervising princi-
pal of the third division, addressed
the association october IA In the
school Auditorium. Mrs. william N.
GILL; Hospitality chairman, Was as
sisted by Miss M F. Gore, principal
of the school, and the parents OF the
fifth and sixth grades.
A new student activity. known as the
Stamp Club. has been organized under
the supervision Of the association and
directed by Mrs. D. Rus, The ofncers
of the club include: President, Luis
Rivera vice president. Rosa Ellis:
treasurer. Jane Kisch: sergeant at
arms, Franklin Nit. Meetings are held
each Tuesday at the school at S:l5
o'clock.
THE Adolesceru Child" is the tor:c
chosen for discussion at the opening
meeting Of the Study Group, under the
direction of Mrs. T. K. Lawrence. which
will be held October ~ at 80 pm. IN
the teachers room in the school.
Mrs. j. w. Broderick. membership
chairman, and Mrs. r. Srygley, Sum-
mer roundup chairman. are attending
the class In parent-teacher work at
George Washington University.
Stuart, student aid chairman, for
clothing to be taken to the Student Aid
Center to be mended and distributed to
needy children.
Hine Junior High School Association
held its annual banquet october 10 in
the Y. w. c. A., at which time Mrs
Joseph N. Saunders, State president,
was guest Of honor Mrs. John F. Ha-
maker, president of the association.
and DR.. Harold E. Warner. principal OF
Hine, spoke. George F. Spengler was
POSTMASTER.
Miss Marie Walcott, art teacher. APP
peared in the gllise of a gypsy fortune
teller. Several original readings were
presented by Mrs. Gladys s. Bennion.
Miss Mary A. Kramer arranged Hal
loween riddles and Miss Audrey Brown
played several piano selections. Miss
Lucy Hunt served as chairman of the
Entertainment Committee and Miss
Mary J. Mcdonnell acted as chair ran
of decorations
The association met October IS. The
Hine Orchestra, under direction of Miss
and the Glee Club contributed several
selections. DR.. Harold z. Warner. Miss
Lucy Mcintosh, English teacher: MSS
Mary A. Kramer, foreign language
teacher; Miss Eva Baker, mathematics
teacher, and Miss Esther Woodward,
social science teacher, spoke.
Miss Anna Hinkels class won the
contest for having the largest number
Of people present at this meeting.
Gordon Junior High.
The association of the Gordon Junior
High School met October 10. Mrs. W.
Waldreon, first vice president. opened
the meeting. The association accepted
the resignation of Mrs. Page Irving.
president, after which Mrs w. Edward
Denton, president protein, assumed the
chair.
The association unanimously passed
resolution amending the bylaws,
changing the number of meetings to
six. Mrs. Allan D. Henry, program
chairman, outlined the program for
the association activities for the year.
Congress Heights.
The Congress Heights Association
met in the new school auditorium.
Plans for the coming season we're out
lined by Mrs. E. r. Hayes, president,
and Miss Eva M Trusheim, admins
trative principal. There is to be a study
group organized for the mothers under
the direction of Miss Trusheim. Hot
GTe 10 Dc SSTfeO tLlS
by the mothers under the supervision of
teacher
It is the desire of the community to
organize Community Center in Con-
gress Heights, the activities of which
are to be held in the auditorium. Rev.
Conner of the Methodist Church re-
quested the assistance of the Congress
Heights Parent-Teacher Association in
initiating this project. The associa-
ton pledged its support.
The Ways and Means Committee has
planned a cafeteria luncheon and a
Halloween party. The proceeds Ct the
party are to be used for the milk fund.
Miss D. l.. Trips room won the ban
ner for the largest attendance. Ten
dollars was presented to Miss Ruth X.
Mahoney's room for the largest at
tendance Throughout the year 1930-31.
Tenley -Ja nney.
TIE Executive Bo-rd will meet with
the president, MIS-. Horace Drury. 5025
Wisconsin avenue, Octobsr 81 at 8 pm.
Mrs. Guy Cook led the study group
in a spirited discussion on Parents
and Their Jobs" Thursday afternoon in
the Parent-Teacher room in the Tenley
School. This was the second number
of the program of six, built upon
Parental Attitudes and Habit Train
ing in e-School Children" Meetings
are held each Thursday at 80 pm.
in the school until November TO-
Another series on the "Adolescent
Age" are being planned to begin in
January.
WheatIey.
The Executive Board CT the Wheatley
Association YVES the guest Of the Friday
morning general assembly held in the
school auditorium. Miss Horgsth,
teacher member gave songs dances
and displayed costumes from Budapest,
from where she has recently returned.
| Miss Florence Mortimer principal,
extends an invitation to parents to at
tend these Wednesday and Friday
morning educational assemblies. Mrs.
Alice Manning president Of the Parent
Teacher Association, held a conference
with the beard members. discussing the
milk fund administration and grade
mother activities. Mrs Nina Russell,
grade mother chairman, has formulated
a plan by which mothers can aid in the
Building up the Underweight Child
Campaign at Wheatley by co-operat-
| ing with the parents and teachers Of
these children, urging earlier bed hours.
more sunshine and correct diet. Miss
/ Florence Mortimer, principal, also
/ spoke.
| The study group met in the parent
| teacher club room Thursday with Miss
Margaret Grub, teacher, leading the
discussion on Parents Problems"
| The representatives from Wheatley
taking the Parent Teacher course at