Evening star., 1933-10-15

The State program chairman, Mrs. r.
E. Myers, will be in the State Office to-
morrow from II am. to pm. for con-
sultation with local program chairmen.
The Decentralization Training Class
of Fall, 1882, and Spring, 1888, will
meet on Friday at Gas am. in the
State Office.
Local presidents, program chairmen
and Decentralization chairmen may
get in touch with Mrs. Alice L. Wood,
associate study group chairman, who
will assist with parent-education study
groups. Phone Cleveland 1867.
Woodbridge.
The officers for 1933-34 are as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Robert B. Doing;
first vice president, Mrs. w. B. Calvert;
second vice president, Miss Abigail Viii
ton; third vice president. Mrs. G. Giles;
secretary, Mrs. Paul I. Neuhaus; treas
urer, Mrs. r. A. Lyon.
Committee chairmen have been ap-
pointed as follows: Attendance, Mrs.
Charles Allen; Child Welfare Magazine,
Mrs John M. Kane; Juvenile Protec-
ton, Mrs. F. B. Putnam; Health, Mrs.
Paul N. Clayton; Hospitality, Mrs. Har-
ry N. Ware; Legislation, Mrs. John H.
Major; Membership. Mrs. M. c. Wilson;
Milk, Mrs. c. j. WOLF; Music, Mrs. John
L. Mitchell; Program, Mrs. R. Klinger:
Publications, Mrs. Dunn; Publicity. Mrs.
A. B. Genung; Safety, Mrs. E. M.
Brooks; State Bulletin, Mrs. George
Blandford; Summer Roundup. Mrs.
George Clemmer; Ways and Means,
Mrs. E. B. Frazier: Finance and Bud
get, Mrs. H. Evans.
Blow Pierce Webb.
The first regular meeting of the new
ly organized Blow-Pierce- Webb Asso-
citation was held October at Pierce
School. Miss Babbington, principal, in
troduced the new officers elected at a
previous special meeting. Mrs. L. B..
Castell, first vice president, District of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, installed the officers as fol-
lows: Mrs. E. Updike, president; Mrs.
Deck, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Buchanan,
vice presidents; Mrs. Essex, secretary;
Miss Beller, teacher, treasurer, and
Mrs. G. Leimbach, historian.
Hine Junior High.
The Executive Committee held its
first meeting october 2. The president,
Mrs. Joseph S. Davis, appointed the
following committees for the year:
MeilLciSluP, MIo. NaA tIii 1AoooAio' oS
licity, Mrs. william Edward Frazier;
Hospitality. Mrs. Fannie Rousseau;
Budget, Mr.. T. S. Hess; Publications,
Mrs. F. C. Calcote; Study Group, Mrs.
j. F. Hamaker; Student Aid. Mrs. w.
Curtis Draper; Juvenile Protection,
Mrs. H. B. Smith; Child Welfare. Mrs.
John B. Simpson; Program, Mrs. O. L..
Barnhart: Music, Miss c. E. Sprenkle;
Record of Attendance, Mrs. E. L. MIS-
wonger.
Tile Membership chairman has al
ready started drive for new members.
The faculty and Executive Committee
held a tea on Friday afternoon in honor
Of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Warner, the for
mer being principal Of Hine.
Curtis Hyde Addison.
The first meeting of the association
was held October 9, with Mrs. Richard
Hilleary, president. in the chair. Owing
to the inability of Mrs. Hilleary to con-
tinue in Office, Mrs. Shorter was elected
as her successor. The silver cup OF the
association was won by Miss Hender-
sons second grade class at Hyde School
for the greatest number Of parents in
attendance The next meeting Of the
association will be held on the second
Monday in November.
Central High.
Central High School laboratories,
gymnasia. work shops, class rooms, rifle
range. pool and other facilities will be
open tomorrow evening, from o'clock.
for inspection by parents. This is the
first meeting Of the Central Parent
Teacher Association for this term, and
there will be brief assembly" in the
auditorium at pm. The annual Par
ent-Teacher sponsored interclass SWIM
ming meet for boys will be held at the
school pool on the afternoon Of Friday,