Evening star., 1932-02-14


At the Board of Managers meeting
the following were elected to the Noml-
mating Committee: Fred Walker, Mrs.
J: F. p. Eschner, Mrs. Wallace Perry,
Mrs: Thomas Young and Mrs. c. =.
Mullady. Mrs. Young Is chairman.
Mrs. Joseph N. Randall, State MEM
Dership chairman will award the prize
to the association showing the greatest
| increase in membership during the past
year at the February conference.
All local publicity. scrapbook and
asked TO attend an instruction meeting
February II at 80 pm in the direc-
tors room of the NJ E. A. Building.
A series Of lectures will be given by
Or. Ada Hart Arlitt in the Harrington
Hotel February l9 and 20 in connection
with meeting of the National Council
for Parent Education.
The National Congress has arranged
a symposium program in connection
| with the meeting of the department Of
| superintendent February IS at 2:15
pm. In the Red Cross Auditorium.
There will be a commercial exhibit
OF things pertinent to education in its
every phase at the convention of the
department Of superintendent, Febru-
ary 20 to rs, inclusive.
A meeting Of the Child Guidance
Committee was held at the NJ E. A.
Building; Or. Harold E. Warner. prin-
| cipal OF Hine Junior High School,
spoke.
| Buchanan.
| Founders day was celebrated by the
Buchanan Association Tuesday after
noon. Candles were lighted on a huge
birthday cake by the president Mrs
M kudolla, IN memory Of Mrs. Phoebe
| Hearst and Mrs. Alice Mcclellan Birney,
founders of the national parent
teacher movement. A group of fourth
grade pupils from Miss Pope's room
presented pageant appropriate to the
| occasion OF Founders day. The plans
| for participation in the Bicentennial
were outlined by the principal Mrs. C.
P. Dulin. Miss Mary Bixler, domestic
science teacher, sang. The prizes for
| attendance were won by Miss Pope in
the upper grades and Mrs. Atcheson In
the primary grades. A teachers
| luncheon will be held at the school
February % The association is to give
| benefit entertainment in the audito-
] rum of the school on Friday evening,
February l9.
| Park View.
Founders day was observed by the
| Park View Association Thursday, Feb
ruary 4. Mrs. Joseph N Saunders,
president Of the District of Columbia
Congress Of Parents and Teachers. spoke.
A past presidents pin was presented to
Mrs. Nora K Bramell
/ A study group. conducted by Mrs W.
T. Bannerman. has been organized.
This group. called the Parents Adjust
| ment Study Circle, will meet the Sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of every
month at 1890 am.
A pre-school study group has been
organized by Miss Schmucker. kinder
garten teacher.
| Cranch Tyler.
| The Cranch-Tyler Association met
February 8. Mrs G. s. Rafter spoke
Mrs. Lawrence read a sketch of the
Life of Abraham Lincoln" A sketch
commemorating George Washingtons
birthday was given by Mrs. Domer and
Mrs. CALI. Mrs. Essex gave q life
history Of George Washington. Mrs.
Weakley read a poem. The children
the "Minuet." Mrs. Mangum sang.
The Mothers Glee Club sang Miss
Lindsay won the banner for the great
est number Of parents present.
| Oyster.
The James F. Oyster School Asso-
citation met February 8, Mrs. Samuel
Bryson presiding. Mrs Losso has been
| appointed chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee.
Mrs. Newman's second grade won
\ hn hn for hn fv,
| succession, having the largest attend
ance OF mothers present.
| beneht moving picture will Be
held at the Ambassador Theater Feb
ruary II.
DR.. Reginald v. Truitt, professor of
zoology at the University Of Maryland,
spoke.
| Blake Gales Seaton.
The Founders day meeting Of the
association will be held February l8
at 7:30 pm, in the Seaton School.
Hine Junior High School.
The Hine Junior High School Asso-
citation will meet February Is. at 8pm
Miss Mildred Dean, Stanley Collins,
/ Miss Ramsay Nevitt. Miss Margaret
Cessford and DR.. Harold e. Warner
principal, will speak.
| Brent Dent.
Founders day program was given by
the children of the Brent and Dent
lS. A luncheon will be held Febru-
ary is.
| Truesdell.
| The Executive Board of the Trues-
! dell Association will meet February Is,
at 1:30 pm.
| Francis Scott Key.
| Mrs Charles T. Goude chairman of
| the Student Aid Committee. is request
| ing volunteers to assist with sewing
and clothing repair work at the
Health Center. 1854 Columbia road,
from 10 o'clock to 3 o'clock Febru-
| ary IT.
MRS Giles Scott Rafter was the
speaker at the Founders day meeting
Friday night
Jefferson Junior High.
| Founders day will be observed at the
meeting of the Jefferson Junior High
School Association tomorrow evening
Next Thursday afternoon the Execu-
tive Committee will meet in the school
to make plans for the new semester.
| Alexander X. Shepherd.
! The Alexander r. Shepherd Associa-
ton will meet February 18, at 8 pm.
Mrs. j. N. Saunders, State president,
and DR.. Willard Wright will speak.
Tenley -Janney.
The study group Of the Tenley-Jan-
ney Association met Monday, Febru-
ary 8, at the home of Mrs Stanley
Darcy. Mrs. Gwynn led the discus
ion on "Is Your Child Honest?" The
| next meeting will be tomorrow, at 8
! pm, at the home of Mrs. William
Hoover, 4603 Walsh street. Bethesda;
subject, Does Your Child Know How
to Budget Time?" Mrs. Rouse will
provide transportation for all who de-
desire 1t. Call Emerson 3059.
John Eaton.