Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

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James NJ Brown, treasurer, and Mrs.
Charles Hughes. second vice president.
Mrs. l.. B. Castell, first vice president
Of the District of Columbia Congress
of Parents and Teachers, installed the
officers.
The Bryan School Glee Club, COM
posed Of fifth and sixth grade pupils,
presented an operetta under the direc-
ton Of Miss A. II. Ewers, and the
scenery and stage properties were con-
structed in the manual training classes.
Miss H. v. Harper directed the pupils.
Bunker Hill.
A special meeting on May 81 con-
sidered the condition Of the school and
the possibility of enlargement.
A bus was chartered to take the
members Of the kindergarten to the
Spring festival.
Plans are being made for the party
to be given the children Of the school
on the last day Of the school year.
The newly elected officers are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. John D. wilkins; first vice
president, Mrs. Mabel Garlem; second
secretary, Mrs. r. D. Lille; treasurer,
Mrs. Scott Stilson.
The last meeting of the year Of the
John Quincy Adams association took
place Monday afternoon. Mrs. j. N.
Saunders, State president, made q brief
address, and on behalf Of the Adams
association presented Mrs. Dorothy Rus,
retiring president. past presidents pin.
Mrs. Miner Buell. outlined the work of
various committee chairmen.
Miss Core announced the interior OF
the building will be painted during the
Summer vacation, and the cafeteria,
fully equipped, will be ready in Sep
TENDER.
visitors have been to the exhibition
among those being Mrs. l.. B. Castell,
f1rst vice president of the State con-
gress; Mrs. Miner Buell., State program
chairman; Mrs. Horace Drury, president
Of the Tenley- Janney association: Mrs
David Gates, president of the Whittier
association; Mrs. Marion Louden, In
Structor Of art at Gordon Junior High
School; Miss Janet McWilliam. super
yising principal of the third division
Miss Rainey. art critic; Miss Faiza
Shevgut Of Turkey: T. K. WI of China
Y. Hirota Of Japan. and T. Dowd. SUI
perintendent Of Postal Telegraph Co.
Mrs. r. K. Srygley entertained at tea
retiring executive board and the grade
mothers and members.
Wesley Heights.
The Executive Committee OF the Wes-
ley Heights association met at the home
OF Mrs. Max j. Profitt, the president
when committee chairmen and mem
berS were appointed, as follows: Mem
bership, Mrs. John H. Yates, Mrs. Wal
ter Davidson, Mrs. Cecil j. wilkinson
John H. Yates and Miss Olga Vowel;
Hospitality. Mrs. Franklin d. Jones, Mrs
Dean w. Rathbun and Mrs. Homer o.
Eimers; Publicity. Mrs. A. B. Farnham
Mrs. John Gardner Judd and Mrs. Lo-
gan; Finance and Budget. Mrs. Horace
M. Albright, Mrs. o. E. Reed. Mrs.
banier p. McLachlen, DR.. Robert Nc
Cullough, ]. O'Connor Roberts and Mrs.
Thomas Good: House and Grounds, Mrs.
Gregor Mcpherson, Mrs. Earl w. Wal
lick, Mrs. Gordon Meade Atherholt. Mrs
Fernando T. NorcroSs and Miss M. E.
Rose, and Program, Mrs. Chester Lea
sure. Mrs. Morris D. Erwin, Mrs. Robert
0. Saunders, Mrs. Howard @. Nichols.
Mrs. Charles woodward and Miss Rose
mary Mcnamara.
The Executive Committee called on
Henry Draper at his office in the Curtis
NNAAOOA w 6AFC bAAC dpPIONhl OI LIE assoc
citation to the appointment Of Miss
Rosemary Mcnamara as the new prin-
cipal Of the Horace Mann School in the
Fall.
Powell Junior.
The last meeting for the present year
OF the Powell Junior High School asso-
citation was held Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. N. Saunders, president of the
District Of Columbia Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers, installed the new
Officers, and the meeting was then
turned into farewell to Miss BERTHE
Backus, who has been principal of
Powell ever since II was made a Junior
high school. Miss Backus has been APP
pointed principal of the new Alice Deal
Junior High School. The association
presented her with q desk pen and
pencil set.
The annual graduation party fur
nished by the association will be held
Wednesday evening in the library of the
school. Mrs. w. D. Noteworthy i
chairman of the committee In charge
Of the party.
WheatIey.
s A program was enjoyed by the mem
bers Of the Wheatley School June 9
when they held the last meeting of thi:
year. The following officers, recently
elected, were installed by Mrs. j. N
Saunders, president Of the District Of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers: Mrs. Alice Manning, presi.
dent; Mrs. H. Russell, vice president;
Mrs. r. w. Rawlings, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Florence Mortimer, admins
trative principal, third vice president
Mrs. J. L. Thomas, recording secretary;
Mrs. H. ShillingS, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. s. L. Montgomery, historian
and Mrs. Walter c. Jones, social Secre-
tary.
The following chairmen of commit
tees were also announced: Program
Mrs. Edna Rawlings; Student Aid, Mrs
Eleanor Rill; Safety. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wolfe; Thrift, Mrs. Annie Honey: Sum-
mer Activities. Mrs. Pauline Goldberg;
PIT. A. Bulletin, Miss Cotter; Child
Welfare, Mrs. Marks; Study Group
Miss Margaret Grubb; Publicity, Mrs
Walter G. Jones; Ways and Means. Mrs
Albert Duerr:' Budget, Mrs. Pearl Jones
Hospitality, Mrs. Eta Wiener; Health
Mrs. Starr; Home Gardens, Mrs. Helm
Music, Mrs. Emeigh; Summer Round
up, Mrs. Susie George; Membership
Mrs. KnSer Eaton, and Grade Mothers
Mrs. Nina Russell.
Miss Sybil Baker, playground director
spoke on 1.-THE Contributions of Recre-
alton Toward Faithful Citizenship"
The singing contest" held through
out the grades of Wheatley resulted In
the following grades winning the prizes
Miss McAuliffe's sixth grade, first prize
Miss Curtis sixth grade, second prize
and Miss Cotter's fourth grade, third
prize. These winners and the Wheatley