Evening star., 1934-05-20

Mrs. Edmund o. Carl, retiring presi-
dent, conducted short business meet
ing. The following officers gave their
yearly reports: Mrs. David Becker,
student aid; Mrs. H. c. Maull, Jr.,
membership; Mrs. Frost Mills, legisla-
tive; Mrs. Thomas C. Thompson, hos
pitality; Mrs. Leonard Wallis, milk,
and Mrs. James w. BrockWell, ways
and means.
Mrs. Walter c. Jones, second vice
president of the. District Congress OF
Parents and Teachers. installed the
following officers: Mrs. James w.
Brockwell, president; Mrs. w. A.
Meyer, first vice president; Miss Rose
mary Mcnamara, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs David Becker, third vice
president; Mrs William J. Kendrick.
secretary, and Miss NJ. c. Mcfarland,
treasurer.
Phoebe Hearst.
The executive board met Monday,
the president. Mrs. j. E. Schwab. pre-
siding. The final meeting of the year
will be held tomorrow at pm. DR..
Winifred Richmond will be the guest
speaker and her topic will be "Adol-
eScence.'
Pupils of Mrs. Fritz Homer. who is
in charge of music in the public
schools, will furnish music. Violin solos
will be given by Fritz Homer. Vocal
solos by w. J. Calnan and mono
logueS by Mrs. J. E. SchWab complete
the program.
Thomson.
The association met May 10, J. T
Robb presiding. After the report OF
Mrs. Garrison, treasurer. annual re-
ports were made by the following
chairmen of committees: Mrs knight,
membership; Mrs. Dillon, Summer
roundup; Mrs. Kay, grade mothers;
Mr.. Finckel, finance and budget.
The pupils of Mrs. Lawns fourth
grade presented a play entitled,
Cleanup
The following officers were installed
by Mrs. Walter C. Jones, second vice
president of the District congress
Mrs. Marguerite Edwards, president
Miss Louise HeWSton, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs. Norton, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Tucker, corresponding sec
| retary; Mrs. Carley, recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Garrison, treasurer, Mrs
| Rose Carmack, historian.
Whittier.
The association met last Monday
night, Mrs. Edward Stitt, vice presi-
dent, presiding Mrs. Hal Lowry
health chairman, announced the
Schick test will be given to all chill
dren bringing health cards and vac
cination certificates May 20. at $50
a m. in the school. Anti-toxin will be
| given on June 6, 13 and 20 at the
same hour.
The association will hold its annua
picnic at Rock Creek Park, June 7
| II to / o'clock
Election of officers was: Mrs. Howard
Jones, president; Mrs. Edward Stitt
first vice president: Miss Elsie Green
! second vice president; Mrs. K. A
Foote, recording secretary; Mrs. c. M
Dixon, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Charles Howard, treasurer.
! Miss Florence Dunlap, girls direc-
tor of the Y w. c. A., spoke on Girls
Vacation Camps" and James c. In
gram spoke on the same subject in re-
lation to boys.
Mrs. Pass first grade won the at
tendance prize. Entertainment was il
the form of several piano duets b!
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Holland.
Wheatley.
In cooperation with parents ant
teachers. under the supervision of Mis-
S. Mellichampe, Mothers day wa!
celebrated Friday, when tableau, de-
picting Whistlers Mother" with tht
children of every nation represented
was presented.
Under the supervision of Miss II
Stohlman, the boys of the sixth grad
are enlarging the rock garden AM
building a lily pool which will be com
pleted for the P. T. A. June gardel
pilgrimage.
Accompanied by their grade mothers
Miss Espy's first grade visited
nearby fire engine house, which aidet
their unity of study. Plans are bein
formulated by Mrs. Alice Brooks
sixth grade to take trip to Noun
Vernon on Saturday as cuimina
tion Of their Colonial study unity.
West School.
The luncheon given Wednesday t.
raise funds for the library was de
clared to have been a success from
financial standpoint. Many of tn
parents of the children patronized tn
various booths and tables. The audi
torium in which the luncheon wa
held was decorated with trellises an
Spring flowers, all made by the teach
ers and pupils in the various grades.
Roosevelt High.
Cadets had charge of the program
at the May meeting of the associa
ton Wednesday evening. Unveilin
of a portrait Of Col. Alexander "
Maish by his son was one of tn
features. Col. Maish had charge c
military training at the old Bushes
High when they won the competitiv
drill for three successive years. Man
, tributes were paid to his memory.
Four sergeants from the cade
corps competed for honors in per
forming the manual of arms, Serg
Donald Creech being the winnin
! contestant Warrants were presente
to non n-commissioned officers b
James Doolan, former cadet Office
The cadet band furnished musl
| throughout the program, after whic
students were invited to attend
, dance in the armory.
Election of officers of the associa
ton was: Mrs. Charles H. Bair, pres
dent; Allan Davis, principal, fir.
/. vice president; Mrs. Henry I. Quinn
second vice president; Mrs. Fran
English, recording secretary; Mr
= SWEET, treasurer. The Office of CORES
rnondino secretaru WAS left omen.