Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

Scott Rafter. Mrs. william Byler, Mis-,
Janet McWilliam and Miss Florence
| Gore.
On Wednesday the teachers and mem
bers of the Executive Committee gave
a surprise luncheon to the president
Mrs. Charles M. johnson.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The study group will meet Tuesday
in the Peabody School, from 2 to
o'clock. Mrs. Rowena Schmidt Car
Economics Bureau, will speak on 1.-The
Pre-School Child
Powell Junior.
The Executive Committee met Thurs
day afternoon, following the meeting OF
the Study Circle. The March meeting
will be held Wednesday at 8 pm. Col
U. S. Grant, Sd, director of public
buildings and public parks, will speak on
"Recreational Plans and Possibilities OF
the Mount Pleasant Section in Particu-
lar, and the Plans of the Commission
for Development of the Recreational Fa-
cilities in the Capital in General"
Wheatley.
The wheatley Association will meet
March 10 at pm. S. E. Kramer, first
assistant superintendent of schools. will
speak on Worthy Home Membership
as Foundation for Faithful Citizen
ship"
The association has Joined the Trini-
dad Citizens Association in requesting
the Board of Education to consider
putting into the budget for 1882 the
purchase of a lot near the school to
be used as a northeast playground in
place of the former plaza playground,
which has been taken into the park
plans of the Capitol Plaza. Mrs. w. C..
Rawlings will represent the association
at the meeting of the citizens with the
Board of Education on March 16 to urge
this project.
TenIey- Janney.
The sixth anniversary of the found
ing Of the Tenley-Janney Association
was opened Monday. Mrs Giles Scott
Rafter gave a talk Home Building
as Taught in the School, was demon
strated by a pageant of the sewing,
cooking and housekeeping departments,
as well as the carpenter shop exhibits.
The study group met March at 1870
pm. in Janney Auditorium. Mr.. Giles,
of the Federal Board of Vocational
Training spoke on 1.-The Boy"
Mrs. Elwood Street will talk March
and Daughters"
A meeting will be held March 80 at
8 pm.
Founders day was celebrated at the
February meeting Of Buchanan ASsoci-
alton.
The next meeting will be held March
10 at 7:45 pm. The guest speaker will
be DR.. Paul Furfey, whose subject will
be What to Do With Boys" Musical
selections will be given by the Wilson
Teachers College Glee Club.
TuthiII.
The Tuthill Association met February
rs. Judge Kathryn Sellers spoke. The
parents were invited to look at an ex-
hibit of school work.
New BrightwOOd.
Representative JEFF Busby Of Mis-
sisSippi, member of the House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency and
formed members of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, will be
the speaker at the meeting Tuesday at
pm. In the new school. His subject
will be Education"
musical program will be given by a
male chorus led by Robert Davidson
ana composed OF II. F. Snyder, F. E..
Kingsbury. F. W. S. Evans, A. NJ. Veitch,
j. r. Adamson, q. A. Small, B. N. Rice,
j. M. Atkinson, w. L. Hasty, j. E.
Lakey, G. M. Boydston, z. D. Phillips,
L. j. McElligott, ]. M McShane, r. l..
MerTick, r. s. Hastings, E. F. Jones,
H. ]. Smith, G. F. Kern, G. H. Slye, j.
w. Huntington, w. F. Studdiford, r.
B. Leavitt, j. E. Chase, w. j. Mcdanus,
r. M. Fowler and E. r. Albrecht, preSi-
dent Of the association.
A "father-and-son" program has been
arranged and social will follow the
program. Refreshments will be served.
TakOma Park.
DR.. A. Harry Ostrow, dentist, and Mrs.
Evangeline T. Rhodes, hygienist, of the
Raymond School Dental Clinic, were
featured speakers at the meeting of the
Takoma Park Association February "a.
The lectures were illustrated Piano
solos were rendered by Mrs. Mary c..
Tighe and vocal selections by Mrs.
David Gates. Mrs. Louie B. Castell,
first vice president of the District Of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, delivered an address.