Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-26

of Capt. C. w. wHlet, Miss Hobgood
by the president with instructions to
report at the May meeting, at which
time the officers for the ensuing year
| will be elected. Miss Kathryn LatimeI
entertained with piano selections.
TruesdeII.
"pad's night" will be celebrated az ne
| TruGsdell Association April % az .
o'clock. Rev. Walter M. Michael VIII
Mrs. Kenneth r. Pierce was\ ap-
pointed chairman of the annual Spring
luncheon. which. will be held in MAY.
Mrs. John w. Karsner will assist N RS
Charles F. Jolley, Summer round 1uI
chairman, in the work.
| Wesley Heights.
The Wesley Heights Association gave
a bridge party iii the Wesley Heights
Club April 81.
Hubbard Raymond
The Hubbard-Ra ymond Home and
School Association met Monday night
in the Raymond Auditorium. The
speaker of the evening was DR.. V. II.
Anderson, secretary OF the Association
for Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Mrs. Arten, RaymondS kindergarten
principal, told something OF the mean
ing OF the Summer roundup work.
There was music furnished by Mr..
Ralon on his singing violin. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Ralon. the asso-
cations oficial accompanist. Miss
Katherine Brown, BIB grade, won the
banner and book prize for largest at
tendance.
| Whittier.
The Whittier Association met April
IS. Miss Esther Scott gave a talk on
nature work in the schools. Mis-. j. P.
Perry sang. She was accompa Nied at
the piano by Mrs. Reese.
Miss Mary B. Erwin, field secretary
of the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union, gave a talk oll the
welfare Of the boys and girls Of tt day.
The treasurer reported the surplus lpilk
fund is almost exhausted, necessitat ing
the advancing Of the children's wee lily
amount from 20 to rs cents, as formev-
ly. The recent bridge party held Az
the home of Mrs. David Gates nettetI
$40, which was placed in the milk fund.
names for new officers who will be
nominated at the next meeting to be
held May II. The attendance pennant
was won by Miss DyeT's room.
WalIach.
The Wallach Association met April
20. The meeting was called to order
by Mrs: Margaret Brawner. Members
of the Wilson Teachers Glee Club en-
tertafned with several vocal and violin
solos.
Mrs. J. N. Saunders, president Of the
District Of Columbia Congress OF Par
ents and Teachers, was the principal
speaker of the evening. The Wallach
Association presented her with a pillow
made by the NTH grade girls
Miss STREET., one of the teachers. has
completed special and original study
of the movies as related to the school
children, and she favored the members
with very instructive and illuminating
report of her study. Miss Perry, a
member of the Society for the Preve.p-
ton of tuberculosis, spoke on The
Early Diagnosis of tuberculosis.
luncheon is planned for the near
future and Mrs. Francis E. Simmons
was appointed head Of that committee.
Gordon Junior High.
The Gordon Association met April IT..
Election Of officers was as follows:
President, Mrs. r. Page Irving: first
vice president, Mrs. Whitney Waldron;
second vice president, Mrs. F. A. Wood
ward; third vice president, Mrs. Charles
Wood; secretary, Mrs. A. d. Henry;
|
Mrs. Harold Doyle, chairman Of the
Camp Committee of the Y. w. C. A..
spoke on the Wise Use of Leisure" and
on Camp Kahlert," the Y. w. C. A.
camp. Mr.. Drake Washington's Boy
Scout executive, talked on THE Boy
Scout Movement" Mr.. Bemis told of
the desirability of starting a school
band. Miss Redell. the last speaker,
explained the work of the Visiting
NirSoc' ni1o fiAYa faE f,nN
lect The Visiting Nurse in Your Neigh
borhood" a..
Cranch-T Tyler.
The Cranch-Tyler Association met
April 20 in the Hine Junior High
School. A short business meeting pre-
coded the program, which was pre-
pared by Mrs. Lucas, chairman of the
Program Committee. The glee club
sang. Miss Hummer, supervising prin-
cipal Of the seventh division, spoke on
Goals"
A spelling bee by the fourth, fifth
and sixth grades was held. Rachel
Hill. sixth grade, Tyler School (Miss
Clendening, teacher), won the contest
: A play was given by the parent teacher
association. Miss Dugan's sixth grade
won the banner for having the greatest
NUMBER OF parents present.
Woodbridge.
Miss Ida May Lind spoke on 1.-THE
Child and the New School" at the April
meeting of this association. Musical
entertainment was given by the fifth
: grade girls. Mrs. r. G. Young, Summer
! Roundup chairman, announced that
, examination Of children entering school
in the Fall would be made on May /,
between 10 and IL a.m at the school
The committee members are Mrs. c. M.
CLANCY. Mrs. H. P. Firestone, Mrs. John
M. Kane, Mrs. r. A. Lyon and Mrs.
w. B. Putnam.
, The Nominating Committee. recently
appointed. consists of Mrs. Lloyd Mil
, Ter. chairman: Miss Caroline F.. Bar
nard and Mrs. w. B. Putnam.
Oyster.
; The James F. Oyster Association met
, April 20. Mrs. Thomas Kane presided
and in turn presented Harry Hayden,
/ who had charge of the entertainment.
E. P. Morrow, a former Governor of
Kentucky, spoke on Debt and Pay
; ment." Miss Newman. one of the teach
ers, and Hooke Kennedy gave musical
selections.
! BIair-Hayes.
The Blair Hayes Association met at
the Hayes School April 16 Oficers
elected were as follows: President, Mrs.
Sargent C. Elliott; vice president, Mrs.
Reed Martin; secretary, Miss Smith, a
teacher; treasurer, Mrs. Richard S.
. Franklin: historian, Mrs Maude E.
Meyer. why a Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation" was the subject of an address
by Mrs. Lewis H. Magruder The at
tendance banners were won by Miss
Floor Of the Blair and Miss Burley and
Miss Jordan Of the Hayes School.
Bowen Greenleaf.