Evening star., 1933-04-23

street, not later than tne nrst mall
on Wednesday preceding Sunday on
which publication is desired.
The Annual State Convention will be
held April 25 from am. to 4 pm. in
the auditorium of the Interior Depart
ment Registration will begin at am,
for which a small convention fee will
be charged The convention will con-
vene at 10 o'clock.
The morning session will be taken up
with the report Of the committee on
election procedure, revision of bylaws
and reports of officers. The convention
will adjourn at 1890 for lunch. During
the afternoon session resolutions yil4
be taken up as well as reports Of the
State chairmen. Outstanding speakers
include Miss Mary Stewart of the De-
partment Of Interior, Miss Ella Gardner,
Children's Bureau, and Miss Aida
Bowler, national chairman, juvenile
protection. The program will be inter
spersed with special music.
At $50 pm. a dinner will be held
at 1919 G street, in the second-foor din
ing room. Reservations must be made
through Mrs. Thomas Young, 225 Rhode
Island avenue northeast, or at the State
ofice, not later than noon tomorrow.
The presidents reports are to be
published in the June Bulletin and
must be received by the editor by
May is.
The association met with the West
End Citizens Association April 13. The
| speakers were Robert Lyons, president
| of the West End Citizens Association;
James G. Yaden, president OF the Dis
| trict Federation of Citizens Associa-
| tions, and DR.. George F. Bowerman,
chief librarian of the District of Co
| lumbia. Music was furnished by the
| Mckinley High School Glee Club and
| a solo by Miss Beatrice Phelps.
John Quincy Adams.
The last meeting of the season for
! the study groups of the association was
held April 5. The meeting was at
tended by both groups of the study
class, and tea was served at the close
! of the class A book was presented by
| the groups to Mrs. B. R. Wood, the
| leader. in appreciation of the time she
had given.
An executive board meeting will be
held at the school April "a. at 3 pm
! Mrs. Jesse Smith, record book chairman
| has sent to the State Office record
book of the Adams Association.
Truesdell.
Fathers night" will be celebrated at
| the meeting of the association Tuesday
| After the business the meeting will be
| turned over to Gales Feaster. who Is
arranging a surprise program.
The executive board met in the school
| Thursday Plans for the annual
| Spring luncheon, which will be held
! in May, were discussed.
| Park View.
The constitution has been amended
| allowing two members of one family to
| become members at special rate.
| This being the birthday month Of the
principal, Miss Emily Scrivener, she was
presented with a gift and flowers by
Mrs. Harvel w. Haun from the assocl-
| alton.
! A poetry and poetry note book con-
| test has been added to the activities OF
the children by Mrs. Maude Burklin
Kimball, auditorium teacher. The as
| sociation voted to give appropriate
prizes for the contestants.
Mrs. George Corbin, grade mother
chairman, announced the last grade
| mother meeting will be held May 8
Mrs. c. A. Dawson, State publications
! chairman, and Mrs. L. H. Magruder
State child welfare magazine chairman
| will speak.
Mrs ]. B. Calbreath. grade mother
| for Mrs. Bottoms room. held a con-
ference and tea Wednesday for the
mothers of children in that grade.
John Clark of the Red Cross. who
conducted q first aid class, gave the
final examination Thursday. The class
entertained at a luncheon for Mr.. Clark
in appreciation of his work. First aid
cards will be awarded those who COM
pleted the course at the May 4th regu-
lar meeting of the Parent-Teacher AS
sociation. Mr.. Clark will give demon
stration Of the first aid work. assisted
by three Boy and three Girl Scouts IN
uniform, and Mr.. Linn c. Drake will
be guest speaker.
woodbridge.
Miss Catherine watkins. director Of
kindergartens was the guest speaker at
the April meeting. Pamphlets entitled
Are You Training Your Child to be
Happy?" were distributed. Pupils OF
Miss Wilton and Miss Lowell gave
program.
Mrs. George Clemmer, Summer round
up chairman, announced that the health
day examination will be held in the
school May ! from 10 am. to IL noon,
and requested that all parents having
children who will enter the kindergar-
ten or first grade for the first time in
either September or February to get in
| touch with her.
The Nominating Committee. composed
of Mrs. M. c. Wilson, chairman; Mrs.
D. j. Cooper and Miss Caroline F. Bar
nard, principal. offered the following
for officers: President, Mrs. Robert B.
Doing; first vice president. Mrs. w. B.
Calvert; second vice president, Mrs. Abb
gail Wilton; third vice president, Mrs.
G. Giles; secretary, Mrs. Paul I. Neu:.
haus; treasurer. Mrs. r. A. Lyon.
Mrs. Henry Evans, student aid chair
man, requested donations of clothing be
sent to the school April Is.
Yhe annual school Spring luncheon
will be held in the school May 4.