Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Hans Kinder and the National Sym.
phony Orchestra = in Central High
School.
An executive board meeting was held
November 10.
The monthly meeting Of the associ.
alton will be held tomorrow at 1870 pm,
An entertainment by the children win
be presented, and Miss Elizabeth Hum
mer, supervising principal Of the seventh
division, will talk.
In the membership drive, Is school
rooms out of possible 10 won prizes,
Mrs. Summerville's room. first grade,
enrolled over 100 per cent of the par
ents; Miss Condor, Mrs. Loving, Miss
Edelin,, Mrs. McCausland and Miss MUIR
ray were all rs per cent rooms, and Miss
Pyle, Miss Harper, Miss E. s. Moore.
Miss Margaret More, Mrs Muluuin.
Miss M. L. Moore and Miss Myers, were
all so per cent rooms. Miss Crook,
principal, presented the checks to each
room.
Mrs. White has furnished clothing for
number of children. The clothing not
needed was sent to Mrs. E. J. Bowling,
State student aid chairman.
Langley.
The Langley Association met Novem-
Der 10. Julia Bon Durant, ga, 1o2, and
Ray Wannal, ga, 100, gave recitations.
chorus of girls sang as an accom-
paniment to whistled solo by Berna.
dette Wiles, GA, 313 Charles Ward,
ga, 213, spoke on What the Schools
Are Doing for Leisure"
The purpose of the meeting was to
observe National Education week"
The Home, the School and Character
Education was the topic used by Mrs.
Lyman SwormStedt, secretary of the
Community Institute, for her talk.
Mrs. Haslup's section, ga, 102, had
the largest number Of parents present.
| MRS. kopsch's section was second.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The monthly meeting was held No
vember Is in the Peabody School. A
! milk report was given by Mrs. Cross
kurth. Musical numbers included solos
by Mrs. GroSskurth, on the trombone.
and numbers by Miss Lee, Mr.. Sampson
| and Mr.. Wilson of Eastern High School.
Miss Maude Alton told Of her Ameri-
| canization work and Miss Young. prin-
clpal OF the schools. gave an informal
talk. The attendance banner was won
by Miss Dicks room for Carbery.
The November meeting of the Adams
Association was held Monday afternoon.
The children of Miss McLaurine's third
| grade entertained with a group of songs.
| Mrs. s. s. Kirby, State chairman of
Study Groups, gave a brief outline of
the aims and purposes of such groups.
There was an exhibition Of posters made
| by children OF Miss G. Stacks musical
| appreciation class. Art works and
projects of early Greece made by Miss
| Noacks fourth grade were also ex-
| hibited.
| Miss M. F. Gore, principal, invited
the parents to visit Miss E. Kent,s fifth
grade and inspect the project made
by the children on coal and mining.
The resignation of Mrs r. West. vice
Committee, composed of Miss N. E. His
/ Cox. Mrs. H. Stuart, Mrs. H. L. Darling,
| was appointed and they win report at
| the December meeting, on a candidate
to NIL this vacancy. Five dollars in cash
was appropriated for the student aid
work Of the District. The 1881 PIT. A.
| library was voted purchased. Mrs G..
| M. Grimes was appointed to take
charge OF the forestry note books and
II note books were completed.
The grade mothers met with thet-
chairman. Mrs. George Cornwell, and
the membership chairman, Mrs. j. w.
Frederick. to report on the progress OF
the membership drive. The members
serving as grade mothers are Mesdames
| J. j. O'Malley, H. H. Stuart, j. r.
| Steele, L. Kroner, H. Joll1sen, r.
Lavender, e. White, L. Fox, e. NJ Jones,
G. Parkman, j. L. Esson, M. Lucas, w.
<. Armstrong, e. M. Payne, w. Price,
ID. Rus, H. Luptcn, F. Silbersburk, G..
w. Daisley, M. L. Grimm and Il. q.
Young.
The Adolescent Child Study group
under the craftsmanship of Mrs. P. K.
Lawrence met Tuesday and elected its
officers: Vice chairman, Mrs. j. M.
Rogers; secretary, Mrs. R. p. West; IL
brarian, Mrs. j. F. Steele. The next
meeting will be held November "A.
Mrs. M. Gerlach, recreation chair
| man, assisted Miss Clara Stack in
chaperoning the children to and from
the symphony concert. Mrs. A. Nichol-
son has been appointed a delegate to
the District Congress.
The next meeting of the Executive
Committee will be held November % at
1870.
Powell Junior High School.
Stephen =. Kramer, first assistant
| superintendent of schools, in charge Of
| junior high schools. recently addressed
the Powell Junior High School Associ-
alton.
The program Of the evening was in
charge of Mrs. Bertram Lcbred, chair
man OF the seventh grade sections, and
she introduced Mrs. Don Sutton as her
secretary and the following section
mothers: Mesdames A. Mann, L.
Cowles, P. Valaer, R. E. Elgin, w. F.
Amann, r. L. Dillman, Wise, Chadwick
and Isascs.
Miss Palmer, dramatic teacher, sang
solos. accompanied by Mrs. DrisselI,
music teacher.
Blair Hayes.
The association met November IL at
the Blair School. Mrs. Reed Martin,
first vice president, presided. Mrs.
Joseph Sanders, fifth vice president Of
the State, delivered an address on the
subject of Health" The prizes won
during the recent membership cam
palgn were awarded, every room in
both schools receiving a prize. The
first prize, SIS, was awarded to Miss
Aitcheson, teacher Ct the fifth grade at
the Blair School. Mrs. Edwin Green Is
grade mother for this room.