Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31

rlLt, principal, S~cOn1 VICE pIeslu3hI'
Miss Jackson. secretary: Mrs. Paine,
tree su.er; Miss Smith, historian. In
etallation OF officers will take place
June IL.
Powell Elementary.
The last board meeting of the season
for the Powell Elementary School Asso-
citation will be held at the home of Mrs
william G. Illch, the president, to-
morrow afternoon.
The last regular meeting of the ASSOC
citation will be held June 8, in the
school auditorium. Mr.. Henry Graf
ton Doyle will be guest speaker and tbs
firSt ana second grades will repeat the
circus which they gave with such sue
cess at the school as emily earlier In
the month.
The me. her study group of the asso-
citation met Monday afternoon. Dr.
Moan 3. c. Lewis, psychiatrist, Was
speaHer.
Blair Hayes.
In Keeping with a Nationwide bicen-
tenn.al tree-plartinG project honorlng
George Washington, in witch the par
EMIT "a cher associations of the country
arc to take part, the Blair-HayeS Asso-
citation pls ntsd trees in the Hayes
! School ysrd. at Fifth and K streeCs
nc. thaast The dedica ton marked the
! first planting by local as ociation.
Mrs. Maud K. Meyer past president In
charge of the ceremonies, began the
prcgrs m with a prayer. The program
consisted of the following: introduce
| tory remarks b. Miss Susan Ciaighill,
principal of the Blair and Hayes
| gchoo s: singing of America" address by
| Mrs. l.. B. Castell, State vice president;
! tree planting, by Mrs. Sargent c. Elliott,
! IRE ident of the Blair Hayes Associa-
| ticn, who was presented with the GER
| t.icata of the American Tree Assocla-
ton: dedication by Mrs. Florence Rog-
en-, supervising principal OF the sixth
vision; recitation of poem by James
braces; flag salute. by Milton Cole. with
Dorothea Meyer as standard bearer.
Jefferson Junior.
Mrs. Edith Altman, chairman OF the
Lawn Fete Committee OF the JEFFERSON
Junior High School Association, held a
meeting May 20 to select members for
the committee OF the various activities
! for that event. The lawn fete will be
held June 3 from A:S0 to $50 O'Clock
/ in the yard of the Jefferson Junior High
| School.
Langley Junior.
At the May meeting Of the Langley
Junior High School the officers elected
wero: President. Benjamin s. Ellott'
! first vice president. Chester w. Holiness;
second vice president. Mrs. Ruel G.
Phelps: treasurer, MIS-. William H. Jor-
dan: CORE sponoing secretary. Miss A.
Nordby; recording secretary, Mrs. G. E.
Nordeen. Mrs. B. w. Eldred gave a
brief report on the parent-teacher
! course ut George Washington Univer-
! sity. Chester w. Holmes, principal,
spoke of the Sumner school require
ments, enrolment and attendance.
Woodbridge.
| Many fathers attended the May meet
/ ing and heard EN- address by James Z.
Ingram. director of the boys depart
ment, Y. NJ. c. A. Selden M. Ely.
supervising principal of the nth olvl-
sion, after making short Talk on the
value OF the boy patrol. introduced the
school patrol, as follows: Walter Woln
| captain: Thomas Tate. lieutenant;
Arthur Thompson. Calyen Lloyd. Louis
! Rollman. Raymond Berger, Leonard
Reed. John Phillips. Albais Cunning
ham, John Dant, Richard Dant and
LEROY Goldsmith Mrs. Taylor is In
charge of this group.
! A certificate for completion OF the
1880 Summer roundup was presented
/ to the school by Mrs. r. G. Young,
/ chairman Motions were passed Spon-
J
/ ing $50 for reference books for the
/ school library and supplying pins to all
Woodbridge participants In the Bloom
ingdale track meet, at which the, scfool
won the cup for the second year. Miss
Lowell managed the team.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. John L. Mitchell; first
vice president. Mrs. H. P. Frestone;
second vice president. Mrs. Ward Tay-
I -. a
Lyon: secretary, Mrs. Robert B. Doing
treasurer. Mrs. F. T. Donnelly.
A number on the program was play,
written end presented by the NTH
grade class. under Mrs. Newman's direc-
ton. Violin solos were played by Rob-
ert StriZzi accompanied by Francis
Strizzi. An exhibit of school work.
comprising sewing, carpentry, drawing,
etc. interested all who attended. The
attendance prize was won by Mrs. New
mans room.
RandIe Highlands
The Nav meeting was held Wednes-
dav in the Randle Highlands School.
A pageant was enacted b. pupils Oh
the school, The domestic art classes
gave a fashion show, with oral descrip-
lion of methods.
The Summer roundup chairman re-
ported Al children examined. seven OF
whom were perfect children. The asso-
Gle ton offered its vice president. Mrs
Murry. the parent-teacher course ~
George Washington University.
Plans were made for a luncheon to
he held at both Randle Highlands and
Orr Schools June 4,
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
Field day exercises were held on the
Fairgrounds of the Peabody School.
Children from the various grades gave
dances and drills.
Miss Clyde B. Schuman. director OF
nutrition service of the National Red
Cross. will be the speaker at the
monthly meeting June 9 at pm. TIE
Stanton Park Citizens Associa ton will
have a joint meeting on this night with
the Parent-Teacher Association.
John Quincy Adams.
Miss Helen Gibbs Rhythm Club en-
tertained last wednesday in the school
auditorium. The work embraced the
Greek stage, acrobatic. Egyptian, toe
and ballet schools of dancing. Those
taking part were Lyle Dabney. Mary
Gerlach, Evelyn Thomas, Frances
Miles, La Nella Avery. Martha McIn-
tyre. Beatrice Nicholson. Rebecca
stein, Naomi Leipschutz, Louise Ashton
and Helen Brooke.
Miss F. Noack's fourth grade enter
vAlned last Thursday with play.
The Junior Drams tic Club comprised
OF pupils from each of the five sew
| enth grades, presented on Monday a.
play written by the class of the Boston
School of Physical Education. of which
Miss Carol Wroe, tie instructor Of the
Adams School, was a member. The
play was repeated Tuesday.
Those taking p9rt were Nancy Hutch
ison. Sally Roberts. Teddy Mathew,
Maxwell Sullivan. Rita Reagan, Eliza
beth Shirmer William Benton, Allan
Rothenberg, Anne Koch. Billy de Cher
mis-. Mabel Adams, Ellen Lavender,
Doris Burr. Tom Robinson Caroline
Walden. Jean Guy, Frances Dicus,
IAorir RI,r E1.icnilla