Evening star., 1933-05-14

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president; ms. H. Friedman. frst
vice president; Mrs. p. r. Boesch, sec
ond vice president; Miss Pulizzi, third
vice president; Mrs. j. G. Hill, treas |
urer; Mrs. Murray Hiltz. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. H. L. Colman, record
Grades S Alb gave an interesting
demonstration Of school work. The
final Schick treatments will be given
on May Is and rs.
Plans are going forward for a school
luncheon May Is and for q picnic In
Rock Creek Park June for parents,
teachers and children.
Truesdell.
The executive board will meet in
the school Monday at 80 pm, when
Mrs. Willard c. Jeffries will meet with
her chairmen to make final arrange
ments for the luncheon in the school
May II.
w. b Powell Elementary.
The association met Monday eve
ming DR.. Fred A. Moss, professor Of
psychology at George Washington Uni
versity, was guest speaker.
A school luncheon was held Thurs
day for children and parents.
A meeting Of the study group will
be held on Monday at 1:30.
Kenilworth.
The 10th birthday anniversary Of the
association was celebrated at the Ken
ilworth Church, April 27th. Mrs. j. N.
Saunders spoke on Birthdays; Mrs.
Joseph Sanders, fifth vice president, on
Health Habits"
The children of the fifth and sixth
grades presented Sketches" an origi-
nal play based on the subject OF Care
of School Property" Mrs. w. F. Hud-
son and Mrs. G. E. Lingebach con-
tributed to the program.
Park View.
The association met May 4, the
theme of the meeting being Good
Summer Citizens" All officers except
the corresponding secretary have been
reelected. The president, Mrs. Harvey
w. Haun, made brief address. Mrs.
Thomas E. Griffith, State mother chair
man, who is the newly appointed State
representative, gave resume Of the
annual State convention. Special
Chairman Mrs. George Schreyer re-
ported plans were under way for party
to be given the children whose parents
have attended six or more meetings
during the year.
Miss Townsend's room won the senior
banner. Mrs. Glen Leach presented
the choir from the Christian Church.
with Mrs. Warren Wagner, music
chairman, as soprano. Linn Drake,
Boy Scout executive, was guest speaker.
John L. Clark, first aid instructor Of
the first aid class held at Park View
this year, gave demonstration, assisted
by Boy and Girl Scouts.
Stuart Junior High.
Election Of officers was: President,
Mrs. L. H. Magruder; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Lula Wyman: second vice
president, Mrs. Henry Jeager; secre-
tary, Miss L. B. Bergman; treasurer,
Miss Gladys Clarkson.
A dance will be given May rs to
raise money for the graduation party.
The next regular meeting will be June
2, at pm. Mrs; J. N Saunders
will be speaker and install the new Of
flcers.
Roosevelt High.
The association meets May II and
Cadet night will be celebrated. Com
missions and warrants will be presented
to officers of the cadet corps. The
association will elect officers.
Bancroft.
A meeting was held May 2 at
Bancroft with johnson members as
guests. Since the two schools are to
be one after this term, both were in
terested in the election of oficers, who
are: President. Mrs r. E. Elgen; first
vice president. Mrs. Paul White; sec
ond vice president. Mrs. McKelway;
third vice president. Mrs. G. c. Hines;
fourth vice president, Mrs. Frans-
worth; fifth vice president Mrs. Maui
rice Eanet recording secretary, Mrs.
Carr: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
O.terman: treasurer, Mrs. Dorsey; his
torian, Mrs. Valaer.
Miss Ivy Randall presented her pupils
at Bancroft in program OF dances.
The annual luncheon is May lS.
Barnard.
The Spring luncheon has been
changed from May II to 18, II: 80 am.
to l pm. At the last meeting the
following officers were elected: ]. F.
spain, president: Mrs. w. C. Good
man, vice president; Mrs. Ruth Strea-
ter, treasurer: Mrs. Dorothy B. Davis.
secretary. Mrs. A. R. Klock, retiring
president. was extended a vote OF
thanks. Similar recognition was given
treasurer Rythms, songs and poems
were presented by the pupils OF the
kindergarten, under the direction OF
Mrs. Maxson and Miss Lowell.
George L. Cary gave report on
the activities of the District of Co.
lumbia Public School Association. A
weeks outing at Camp Roosevelt was
awarded by Scout Councillor Fred
Stewart to Elmer Mentz, Buster"
Bell, Vernon Irwin, Harold Brill Tho
monthly prize was given to Arthur B.
Cudmore, jr.
John Quincy Adams.
The name Of Mrs Charles B. Hin
son has been added to the list Of Of
ficers of the association, as vice presi-
dent.
Francis Scott Key.
The executive board met at the
school Tuesday at l pm, followed by
| the monthly meeting Of the associa-
ton, when the kindergarten gave .
play and officers were elected.
Curtis-Hyde- Addison.
The monthly meeting Of the asso-
ciation was held Monday evening in
and sale on the school grounds were
announced for June 7.
Oficers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Hilleary; vice president,
Mrs. Hanake; second vice president,
Miss Ossire; third vice president, Mrs.
Aldridge; secretary, Miss Henderson;
| treasurer, Miss Ladson. Mrs. Hanake,
the retiring president, was presented
with past presidents pin. Miss
Valettes class, Addison School, re-
ceived the silver cup for the greatest
number of parents In attendance at
the meeting Miss Lee gave talk
on Food Values and Vitamins."
Wheatley.
More than 100 pupils have registered
for the Home Gardens" q vacation
activity contest sponsored each year by
this association. Under the supervision
of Miss H. Stohlman, science teacher,
plans are being drawn by pupils and
corrected to secure best results for the
available space. Mrs. r. Reed and