Evening star., 1932-01-03

directing, and reports from the mem
bership committee by Mrs. English and
other workers.
Barnard.
The Barnard Association will meet
January u, at the school, at 8 pm.
Miss Peoples, director of the Commu-
nifty Center, will speak on "Opportuni-
ties at the Centers." Demonstration of
work with children, Mrs. Living, Com
munity Center secretary, directing.
Dramatics and dancing will be pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs.
Peoples as follows: Dramatics, "A Dys-
peptic Ogre; Fairy Play" dancing,
Russian dance, birds dance, dolls
lullaby.
Wheatley.
Know your childs teacher" Is the
slogan for Visitation Glass day to be
held by the Wheatley Association, jan
uary 5, from 80 TO 230 o'clock, all
parents meeting in their childrens
class rooms, where they will be received
by the teacher and ParentT Teacher
grade mothers of each respective grade.
Girl Scouts will usher and at the "bugle
CALI all parents will adjourn to the
auditorium for the regular association
meeting Miss Florence Mortimer,
principal, will answer questions con-
cerning the school.
The Girl Scout Troop, under the
leadership Of Miss S. Melinchampe,
teacher, had the honor of being selected
the troops to escort Mrs Herbert Hoover
at the opening of the Yuletide celebra-
ton by President Hoover on Christmas
eve in Sherman Park.
A tea was held Tuesday in the Girl
Scout room for the parents, where gar
mentS made by the troop turing the
IN INFnra h1ir
to the nee1y. Following the tea, this
troop visited the c.lildrc1'5 ward of the
Gallnger Hospital, distributing gifts.
The Schick test fer the lower grades
will be given January 8. o'clock, by
Health Department physicians, assisted
by mothers of the Parent-Teacher As
sociation Health Committee. On the
following three Fridays at the same
time the toxin anti-toxin will be given
to those found positive in the test
Nine. Mel, Chinese educator, and her
threa children will participate in the
educational assembly Friday at 8
o'clock. all in native costume.
Four parents were recipients Of GER
tificates for attending the recent Par
ent-Teacher Institute held in the In
terror Department Auditorium
meeting of the association will be
held January at 2:30 pm, when
Mrs. Nina Russell, vice president, and
Miss E. Gieger, teacher, will speak on
"A Parents and a Teachers View
point of the Parent Teacher Glass
Being Held at George washington Uni
versity." Mrs. Walter c. Jones will
explain the Exhibit of National Par
ent-Teacher Publications"
The Parent study group will meet
with its leader, Miss Margaret Grubb,
kindergarten teacher, in the parent
teacher club room January at 2
o'clock, taking up the subject of
Parents Problems" ... .-.
TruesdelI.
Activities Centering About the Bi-
centennial was the subject Of talk by
Miss Esther Scott, from the Elementary
Science Department of the Public
Schools of the District Of Columbia, at
the meeting of the Truesdell asso-
citation.
Mrs. F. C. Cole gave vocal selections.
Fifty dollars were appropriated to give
good cheer to the needy children in the
vicinity of 'Truesdell. The committee,
comprised Of Mrs. K. r. Peirce, Mrs.
William A. Kehoe and Mrs. A. H.
Shepp, faithfully served in this work.
Miss Annie Burlingame, principal,
asked the association to sponsor the
purchase Of large camera to be used
in the schools Of the third division. The
association appropriated seven dollars.
A collection was taken for the aid
of needy faTr.ly. Three card parties
we're planned as follows for this fund:
Mrs Norris T. O'Connell, 910 Long
fellow stree. January 8; Mrs. K. r.
Peirce, 803 Kennedy street. January IA;
Mrs. Gec~ge Phillips, 610 Longfellow
street. f",e to be announced later.
Miss T2or1pson's 3 ABB grade won
the cana-I for attendance Of parents.