Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

I The next monthly meeting will &c held
| February 3 at 8 pm.
Francis Scott Key.
The Mothers Class will be held al
the school Wedn: sday from 1870 to
O'Clock under the direction of Miss
Rebecca Rogers. The subject will be
The Laws of Learning"
TruesdelI.
THE Child Centred School" will be
the subject of the talk to be given by
S. e. Kramer, assistant superintendent
of schools, at the meeting Of the Trues-
dell PIT. A. January 81 at o'clock
Mrs. L. B. Schloss will sp:ak on Com
munity Chest.
Mrs. I. H. Wright will give demonstra-
tons of THE kindergarten Work. ,
Music will be rendered by Miss Searle's
kindergarten orchestra.
Woodbridge.
The Woodbridge Association met jan
uary IS. The principal speaker was
DR.. Paul j. Everhardt, psychiatrist OF
the Washington Child Guidance Clinic
Jesse Suter presented the aims of the
Community Chest drive. Mrs. c. P
Carter, Ways and Means Committee
chairman, announced card party al
the school January 81 at pm. Mrs.
r. A. Lyon, Student Aid chairman, APP
pealed for contribution of clothes, etc
Mrs. F. T. Donnelly, Thrift chairman
asked for old records to be sent to
Walter Reed Hospital.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs
D. H. Pratt, accompanied by Mrs. C. E
Charming, and piano duets were played
by Mrs. r. c. Long and Mrs. j. l.
Mitchell.
The association voted to sponsor g
GiK Scout Troop at Woodbridge School
and "a troop committee was appointed,
consisting of Miss Barnard, principal;
Mrs. Hankins, Mrs Newman, Mrs. Put
man, Mrs. Rossier and Mrs. Mitchell.
The attendance prize, a Medici print
Of Raeburn's painting, Boy With a
Rabbit" was won by Miss Kemp's kin
dergarten for the third consecutive
month.
At the meeting of the Reservoir As
ISOLATION January Is a demonstration
was given Of the Curtis arithmetic prac-
tice pads recently presented to the
school by the association. A musical
entertainment was arranged by Mrs
Harry Kendrick of the Program Com
mittee, featuring Theodore Hoffman,
and his orchestra.
Tutnlu.
The Tuthill Association will meet
January &c at 8 o'clock The speaker
will be Stephen H. Takes, secretary
treasurer of the Retail Credit Mems
Association of Washington, who will
have for his subject Character as the
Basis of Conduct"
Takoma Park.
Takoma Park Elementary Association
will meet Tuesday at pm. Miss Es-
ther Scott of Adams School will be
the principal speaker. A card party will
be held at the school February at
pm.
Bancroft.
The Bancroft Executive Board will
meet January 81 at o'clock.
Plans are under way for the block
mothers to begin their work This is
the beginning of Summer roundup
work.
Mrs. E. T. Newman, Thrift chairman
has been appointed leader for the Com
munity Chest work at the Bancroft.
Congress Heights.
DR.. John Lind of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital spoke at the Fathers night meet
ing of Congress Heights Association
Several musical selections were rendered
by members of the school orchestra
Who accompanied the boy soloist
Charles Cooke.
Jefferson.
The Jefferson Junior High School AS
ISOLATION met January 20. The main
feature of the program was a talk by
Miss Emeline Whitcomb, senior spe-
cialist at the Bureau of Education.
The association voted to celebrate
Founders day, February II. with caro-
49, - ~a1a ~ "a
Mrs. Jack Vogel, chairman of Ways
and Means. has called a meeting of heI
committee for January 20 at 2:30 pm
at the school.
Langley.
The Langley Junior High Association
was entertained January IA by the
Langley Junior High School Band, an
organization which 1t sponsored. Car
the instructor. Capt. Taylor Branson
leader of the U. S. Marine Band, con-
graduated the organization.
RandIe Highlands
The Randle Highlands School Glee
Club rendered selections at the last
meeting. Reports from committee
chairmen were received. Mrs. Taylor
Student Aid chairman, was commended
plished. w. G. Gath sent to the meet
ing report of the joint meeting of the
Board of Education and civic repre-
sentatiyes, which was heard. Miss
Lydia Burklin of Friendship House
spoke on the Community Chest. The
Randle Highlands School children re-
peated their Christmas play. Mrs. Hoyt
spoke.
Bowen GreenIeaf.
A meeting of the study or discussion
group of the Bowen-Greenleaf Associa-
ton was held at the Greenleaf School,
January IA. Miss M. E. Trap, kinder
garten teacher, was chosen leader. II
win meet every other Wednesday, be-
ginning January %, at 1880 pm, In
the Greenleaf School.
Kingsman- Pierce.
The Kingsman- Association
met at the Pierce School. Mrs. Frazier
enlarged upon the work of the STU
dent Aid" and exhibited a number OF
children's garments made over from
discarded clothing collected on Bundle
day. Mrs. Gertrude H. Bowling, Sec
rotary of Instructive Visiting Nurses
spoke for the Community Chest.
A silent reading lesson was given by
pupils of Mrs. Smiths third grade o.
the Pierce School.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The Peabody Hilton Carbery Associa'
ton met January Is at 8 pm. Stephen
z. Kramer, first assistant superintend-
ent of schools, was the speaker of the
evening. Miss Ruth Barnes, first grade
| teacher, and Miss Florence Richardson
fourth grade teacher, also spoke. Lisle
Burroughs, assistant director of the
Community Chest, gave a talk on the
Chest fund.
Songs were sung by the association
Alfred r. Grosskurth, accompanied by
Mrs. II. Moreland, sang a vocal solo
The attendance roll was called and
banners were won by the following
class rooms: Peabody School, thircc