Evening star., 1933-06-18

Material for this column must be
In the State offlce, 1901 Sixteenth
street, not later than the first mail
on Wednesday preceding Sunday on
which publication is desired.
This column will be discontinued
for the Summer months after its ap-
pearance in the issue of June 25
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. J. N.
Saunders, State president, Mrs. l.: b:
Castel, first vice president, presided
over the meeting of the Board OF Man
prior to the annual picnic Of the or
ganization.
Mrs. E. J. Bowling, 2o26 Lawrence
street northeast. State student aid
chairman, requests local associations
make returns to her as soon as possible
for the tickets from the benefit per-
formance given at the Gordon Junior
High School June 5.
Wheatley.
The farewell" assembly for pupils
entering junior high school from
wheatley will be held June 81 at 1870
pm. Mrs. Florence Rogers, supervisor
of the sixth division, will present
Wheatley "W's." a prize furnished by
the Parent Teacher Association for
scholastic requirements and achieve
1nents in character building as pre-
scented by Miss F. Mortimer, principal,
and her staff.
The court Of awards for Girl Scout
Troop No. 81, under the supervision of
Capt. Susan Mellichampe, siXthg grade
teacher, will be held in the school June
% at l o'clock when Miss Mortimer
chairman of district No. /, will present
the awards.
The final meeting of the association
was held Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs.
L. B. Castell, first vice president, Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parents
and Teachers, installed the officers
Aided by the compilation record kept
by Mr.. G. Irwin Burneston of the at
4endance of parents at meetings of the
association during the year, II teachers
and IL parents had perfect attendance
end each was presented a pennant of
ecfool colors by Mrs. M. Burneston,
membership chairman. Those receiving
awards were as follows: Teachers,
Misses F. Mortimer. S. Mellichampe,
Curl. Gaddess, Horvath, Williams,
Gieger, Espey and Mesdames Brooks,
Kettering, Press, Monaghan; parents,
Mesdames Manning, Rawlings, Russell.
Honey, Burneston; Wiener. Starr,
Loughery, Kight, Hillsinger and Jones
The Boy Patrol was given a luncheon
Thursday by the association. They
were later taken to the A. A. A. award
session by Mrs. Alice Brooks, sixth
grade teacher
The base ball team of Wheatley, in
charge Of Miss Agnes Motyka, teacher
has won the Northeast division cham
ptonship and was presented with the
silver cup award Friday by Mrs. Alice
Manning, president of the association
Under the supervision of Miss Rose
Mary Easton. director. the annual play
ground circus was held Thursday
Stoddert.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. U. Carr Lostin; first
vice president, Mrs. H. O. Kephart;
second vice president, Miss Blanche
FaWcett; secretary, Miss E. Fischer;
treasurer, Mrs. Oscar Kuldell.
Bowen Greenleaf.
At the last meeting of the association
Mrs. Saunders, State president, spoke
The following officers were installed:
Mrs. w. H. Hummel, president; Mrs. M
q. Unworthy, treasurer; Mrs. M. D.
Smallwood, secretary; Mrs. H. Perrop,
first vice president, and Miss A. NC
Namara, principal, second vice prest-
dent; Mrs. Wilkerson, historian. Other
guests were Mrs. L. B. Castell, first vice
president, and Mrs. NJ w. Buell.. seventh
vice president of the State Congress.
Mrs. Agnes Cook, the retiring presi-
dent. was presented with past presi-
g dents pin by the association, also a
basket Of flowers by the teachers of the
two schools.
Woodbridge
Officers installed by Mrs. w. B. Fry,
State secretary, at the last meeting
were; President, Mrs Robert B. Doing:
drst vice president, Mrs w. B. Calvert:
second vice president, Miss Abigail
Wilton; third vice president, Mrs. G..
Giles; secretary, Mrs. Paul I. Neuhaus,
and treasurer, Mrs. r. A. Lyon. The
retiring president, Mrs. John L..
Mitchell, was presented with q past
presidents pin and pearl bracelet. A
BET OF book ends and letter tray were
presented to Miss c. F. Bernard, prin-
cipal.