Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17

Mrs. Cassidy, 1922 Seventh street
| from ! to 4 pm. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Eshelman and
| Mrs. Roethe. It was voted that a
scholarship be created for the Parent
| Teacher Study Glass course at George
| Washington University.
The study group met at the home
OF Mrs. Kirton, 5514 Peabody street
Thursday afternoon. These groups
meet at the various homes every second
and fourth Fridays, the subjects being
from the book Child Problems"
The following officers were elected;
President, Mrs. David T. Gates; first
vice president, Mrs. Alfred Hansen;
second vice president, Mrs. Maine
treasurer. Mrs. Robert McManes: re-
cording secretary. Mrs Kenneth Foote
corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. M
Dixon.
The attendance pennant was won by
Mrs. Chatelain's second and third grade
classes.
Keene.
The Keene Association held its last
meeting for the school year Tuesday
evening. A short Mothers day pro-
gram was given: A recitation by Vir-
glnia Miller, IL girls sang. Miss H E
klng. principal gave reading and a
humorous sketch
The attendance banner was won bv
the fifth grade, Miss Brunhouse,
| teacher. A lawn party will be held
June IL by the association.
Two resolutions emending the bv-
laws were made by Mrs. F. D. Morris.
TO be acted upon at the first meeting
in october, the first being the cleo
ton of seven vice presidents, each to
have department, the second to hold
the election at the April meeting and
have the installation Of officers at the
May meeting
The election of officers was: presi-
dent, Mrs. A. W. Taylor, reelected.
first vice president, Mrs. j. c. Gleason
recording secretary, Mrs. G. A. Finnell.
reelected; corresponding secretary
Mrs. A. w. Cline, reelected: treas
urer, Cyrus Bright; delegates to Public
School Association, Cyrus T. Bright, A.
w Cline and G. w. Costin.
The president was presented with a
gift in token of appreciation for her
9 work.
TruesdeII
Personal Problems of Small Chill
dren" was the topic discussed at the
meeting of Miss M. j. Searle's study
group at the school May 5. The Ex-
ecutive Committee met in the school
Thursday to make final arrangements
for the annual Spring luncheon, of
which Mrs K. R. Peirce is chairman.
Blake Gales Seaton.
At the Seaton School, May 8. the
Blake -Gales-Seaton Association gave
card party for the benefit of the free
milk fund.
Oyster.
The last meeting for this school
| term was held in the auditorium of the
James F.. Oyster School by its asSocia-
ton May II, at 3 pm, Mrs. Thomas
Kane, retiring president, in the chair.
Mrs. E. Bryson was elected president.
Adams.
A round table discussion will be held
| Monday for the mothers of Miss Stat
tery's fourth grade. On Friday after
noon an informal tea was held by mem
bers of the child study group in the
! teachers room at the school as a fare
well TO Mrs. w. p. Roop, district chair
man Of study groups, and small token
OF appreciation was given her for assist
ing in organizing the. class.
A group of students from Miss Carol
Wree'S physical educational group enter
| tanned the boys at Walter Reed Hos
pital. Miss Elsa Zalipsky gave a dance
Plans are under way to repeat the per-
Torrance at the Soldiers Home.
Mrs. H. Stuart and Mrs. K Rice have
announced May 20 as Bundle day.
Seven girls of Miss Kent's fifth
grade opened the program last Mon
day with short sentiment of Mother
day. The honor guest of the afternoon
was the State president, Mrs j. N.
Saunders. The officers elected were
president. Mrs. Ralph West: second
vice president, Miss M. F. Gore: re-
cording secretary, Miss v. Pollock;
corresponding secretary, Miss N. His
cox; treasurer, Mrs William N
Ktrsch;, auditor, Mrs. Lee Tucker. Mrs.
Joseph N. Saunders installed the new
officers.
Mckinley High.
More than 500 students and parents
listened to the discussion of the sub
ject After Graduation, What?" by
DR.. Oloyd Heck Marvin, president of
George Washington University, and Dr.
Edgar G. Higbie. president Of Wilson
Teachers College, at Mckinley High
School auditorium Wednesday night.
Stuart Junior High, with the largest
group present, contributed several songs
and yells. Jefferson Junior High pre-
sented two sketches. The Mckinley
High School Band, led by Ludwig Man
oily, and the Boys Glee Club. Mrs B.
Thompson, director, furnished enter
| tainment.
| Cooke.
The Henry D. Cooke Association
elected as officers: President, Mrs. Irv-
| ing M. Cashell; first vice president,
| Mrs. Edmund o. Carl; second vice
president, Miss Ethel NJ. Tracy; treas
tary, Mrs. Sherwood N Ferris.
Barnard.
A meeting Of the Barnard Associa-
ton was held in the school auditorium
Tuesday night. Belmont Farley spoke
on Current School legislation"
The association entertained the Boy
RESORTS.
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