Evening star., 1933-10-29

Mrs. e. J. Bowling. State chairman
of student aid, stresses the need Of gar
ments for the Winter. Many children
would be unable to attend school ex-
cept for the aid furnished by this de-
partment. Local presidents are asked
to send in names, addresses and tele-
phone numbers of student aid chair
men to Mrs. Bowling.
Through the Recreation Committee
Of the Council of Social Agencies the
National Recreation Association has
loaned Augustus D. Zanzig to Wash
ington to conduct q musical institute
from October 80 to November IA
Special conferences and lectures will
be in addition to the institute and can
be arranged by telephoning Miss Coul-
son, Metropolitan 1884.
The first meeting of the institute will
be held in the Y. w. C. A. october 80
from 10 to IL am. Any one caring to
attend the institute, lectures and con-
ferences may do so by sending the
registration fee to Miss Mary Edith
Coulson, 223 Investment Building.
Mr.. Zanzig will be at the Roosevelt
High School October 80 at pm, when
he will talk on appreciation of Music
in the Home" and demonstrate what
music can do in community.
Mrs. C. A. Dawson, 400 Peabody
lications, requests that the local presi-
dents send the name, address and tele-
phone number of their national publ
cations chairman to her.
The board of managers will hold a
card party November 8 at 80 pm. at
60 M street northeast.
All presidents are requested to ap-
point a motion picture chairman and
send her name and address to the State
chairman, Mrs. A. R. Klock, 1922
Varnum street.
Roosevelt High.
The association met at the school
October 13 The business meeting was
preceded by a program of entertain
ment in charge of the women teachers
Of the school under the direction Of
Miss Alice McCauley. The program
consisted of selections by the school
orchestra, under the direction of Miss
Emma Louise Thompson; piano solo
by Miss Fassett, French skit by stu
dents in the French class. play by stu
dents of the English class and cello
solo by Ben Levinson.
DR.. Mary Dabney Davis, psychologist,
spoke on Adjustment of the High
School Boy and Girl"
A meeting of the section representa-
tives was also held. E. Williams, presi-
dent of the association, presented plans
for interesting parents in the work of
the school and of the association.
The following committees and chair
men have been appointed: Committee
on Committees, Miss Ruth Wofford,
chairman; Mrs. Daisy T. Huff, Miss
Marguerite Manning. Mrs F. w. ANA
Merritt; Ways and Means, Mrs. F. Y.
Dom, chairman; Mrs Claude Owen,
Mrs. Carol, Mrs. F. Kitchener, Miss
Ruth Wofford; Hospitality Mrs. B. G..
Mc1lwee, Allan Davis, Charles .Bair,
Miss May P. Bradshaw, Miss Helen
White, Mrs. Vivian; Membership, to
consist of section representatives; Mu-
sic, Miss Emma Louise Thompson,
chairman; Mr.. Grouse. Mrs. Thomas
Hackstaff Publicity, H W. Ludwig,
chairman; Mrs. H. S. Otto, Mrs. Ruth
P. Martinez, Miss Norma Rose, Ryland
Warren, Mrs. F. S. Borden; Program,
Mrs. H. S. Otto, chairman; Mrs. F. w.
Amadon, Allan Davis, Miss Lucille
Stevens; Legislative, Mrs. Daisy I.
Huff, Claude w. Owen, Mrs. B. G. Nc
Ilwee, Edward R. Williams, J. S. Mer-
ritt; Student Aid, Mrs. Louise D.
Mickey, chairman; Miss Helen White,
Miss Arbutus Saunders and Mrs. c. C.
Hutchinson.
Cranch- Tyler.
The following chairmen have been
elected. Membership. Mrs. MetZger;
Program, Mrs. R. Essex; Hospitality.
Mrs. E. Weakley; Child Welfare and
Bulletin, Mrs. I. Doyle; Grade Mothers,
Mrs. A. Gallia; Student Aid, Mrs. Russ;
Juvenile Protective, Mrs. r. Essex;
Finance, Mrs. H. Brown: Child Health,
Mrs. E. Graham; Publicity, Miss Ocker-
hansen.
A school luncheon will be held No
vember and 2. A membership drive
is being held from October l9 to De-
cember !.
Truesdell.
"Washington's Schools" was the sub
ject of the talk given by Mrs. Henry
Grafton Doyle at the meeting Tuesday
evening. Music was furnished by Mas
ter Murrell Holt.
John Quincy Adams.
A tea was given Wednesday for the
grade mothers in order that members
of the group might become acquainted.
Mrs Merritt. principal and Mrs.
George Cornwell president of the as
sociation. were hostesseS.
Mrs. Stuart explained the member
ship campaign to be started Novem-
ber l.
The following grade mothers have
been appointed from the % classes in
the school: Mrs. D. Kaufman, Mrs. c.
R. Huddleston. Mrs. Jesse Smith, Mrs.
Theunison, Mrs. Jacoby, Mrs. Beck
ham, Mrs Cajigas, Mrs. Tipping, Mrs.
Driesonstock, Mrs. Charles Hynson,
Mrs. Fred Baber, Mrs. Garland, Mrs.
Ernest Graves, Mrs. Murray Russell,
Mrs. George King. Mrs Robert Middle
ton, Mrs Lee Oliver. Mrs. r. P. Geer,
Mrs. Hanson Ely, Mrs. Paul Treanor,
Mrs Joseph Grady.
The Executive Board will meet Octo-
ber 80 at 1:30 pm. in the school.
wheatley.
Grade mothers met with their chair
man, Mrs. Nina Russell, Friday to
formulate plans for the years activ-
tiles.
Patrol Boy Leaders Norman Sinclair
and James Durity have been chosen
by Mr.. B. S. Bowden, Boy Scout leader
al Wheatley, TO represent Troop No,
II on Armistice day at Arlington Ma
tiona1 Cemetery.
Happiness and Contentment'' will
be the topic of the study group with
Mrs H. Thomas, chairman, and Mrs.
E. Rawlings, leader, Wednesday, at
1:30 pm.
Accompanied by their parents and
grade mothers, the girls dodge ball
team. under the supervision Of their
teacher, Miss A. v. Lyon, went to Rose
membership. Mrs. William Peters and
Mrs A. G. Proctor were guests.
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