Evening star., 1932-01-17

the Child Guidance Clinic, whose sub
Age"
Bundle week will be observed, start
ing tomorrow. The Curio Show, which
Miss Jaquette, kindergarten teacher, is
sponsoring, assisted by Parent
Teacher Committee, will be held Jan
uary %, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Wheatley.
Accompanied by their teachers and
grade mothers, the two fifth grades
visited the National Museum, Friday.
twenty-five pupils attended the SYM
phony concert Thursday, chaperoned
by their music teacher, Mrs. Van
Driesen, Mrs. Alice Manning, president;
Mrs. Nina Russell, vice president, and
grade mothers.
The Student Aid Committee is serving
the Student Aid Center this week.
The Domestic Art Club, under the
supervision of Miss K. Bresnaham,
dressed two dolls, presenting them to
Nine. Mics girls to be taken back to
China. The Boys Mechanical Club de-
vised a movable toy for the little
Chinese boy Nine Mie, a Chinese edu-
Gator of China, and her children enter
tanned pupils at assembly before sailing
ldSC FIludy.
One hundred pupils will receive the
toxin -anti-toxin for diphtheria Friday
at ! o'clock, Miss Florence Mortimer,
principal, announced that all pre-school
children between ages of months and
6 years may also take the test.
BrookIand- -Noyes.
The executive meeting of the Brook
land-Noyes Association met Monday in
the teachers room of the Noyes build
ing.
The monthly meeting will be held
January 18 at 8 pm, at the Noyes
building, in the kindergarten room. A
program has been arranged.
The ways and means chairman re-
ports luncheon will be given Wednes-
day, January 20, in the BrookIand
building, for benefit of the association.
The Summer roundup chairman an
nounces the blue ribbon awards will be
given to IS children who entered school
in September free from remedial physi-
cal defects.
Langley Junior High.
The Langley Association will meet
Tuesday. Miss Jessie La Sale, assist
ant superintendent of schools, in charge
of research will speak on THE De-
velopment of Personality and Character
in Adolescence"
The Girls Glee Club under the di
rection of Mrs. Dorsey, will sing, with
Pauline Slavin accompanying them on
the piano.
Park View.
What we need in this city is a
deeper religious conviction" expressed
Henry Gilligan, member of the Board
of FrIucotion in an informal talk he
fore the Park View Association, Janu-
airy 7.
DR.. Fisher, from the Health Depart
ment, explained the value of the Schick
test, which will soon be presented for
the benefit of the Park View children.
Recent entertainment was furnished
the children of the receiving home by
members of the Park View Association,
under the leadership of Mrs. Nora K.
Brammell
Fathers night was held by Mr..
Jonscher giving vocal selections. Ger
tif1cateS have been awarded three men,
bers of the Park Viek Parent Teacher
Association for attending the class con-
Quoted at the Interior Department on
parent-teacher work, Mrs. George Cor
bin, president; Mrs. Sam Borden and
Mrs. Nora K. Brammell.
A study group was organized under
the leadership of Mrs. w. T. Banner
man and began January IA.
Alexander r. Shepherd.
The next meeting of the Alexander
R. Shepherd Association will be an IN
formal houseWarming in the new school,
Fourteenth street and Kalmia road,
January 81, at 8 pm. Brief addresses
will be made by DR.. Julia Hahn, super