Evening star., 1934-06-17
National PIT. President
To Visit Quarters Here
Firs. Official Call of Mrs. B. F. Langworthy Of
Chicago Scheduled for Next
Wednesday.

Refreshments were served.
Kenilworth.
The final meeting Of the association
was held June IA. The guest speaker
was Policeman Moore. An operetta,
in which all the children in the school
took part, was presented under the
direction of Mrs. Connor.
The association entertained the Bow
Patrol at the Shaw Lily Ponds with a
Weenie roast, accompanied by Oficer
Moore, Mr.. Kramer, Mrs. Otterback,
the teachers and parents and past
officers OF the Boy Patrol, June IL.
Eliot Junior High.
The association met Wednesday with
Mrs. J. P. Holloway presiding. A mu-
Sical program followed installation OF
officers by Mrs. J. F. Hamaker.
The graduation dance will be held
tomorrow with the Executive Board
acting as hostess, followed by gradua-
ton exercises, June 10, at 2 pm.
Mrs. Agnes I. Kinnear, principal,
read a report on Character Educa-
ton of Eliot Junior High" which is
to be sent to the Board of Education.
The Executive Board will entertain
the teachers at luncheon June 81.
Edmonds- -Kingsman- -Maury.
A party to the 81 patrol boys of the
three schools was given last Wednes-
day at the Maury School. Others
present were Policeman Junghens of
the ninth precinct, Mrs. F. N. Cornell,
Miss Ruth Kirby. Miss Anna N. Ulke
and Mrs. F. Dunn. A short musical
program was given by the double glee
club OF Eliot Junior High School.
The annual luncheon for the mem
bers of the Executive Board and the
teachers will be served at the cafe
terra in the Methodist Building at
noon June 81.
Two more card parties have been
held, one at the home of Mrs. C. Lang
mead and Monday at the home Of
Mrs. r. Crenshaw. Enough funds
have been raised on these five small
card parties to defray the expenses Of
the Boy Patrol party and for the bus
to take them to and from the ball
park last Thursday.
Wheatley.
Parents and teachers are co-operat-
Ing In plans for the farewell assembly
when % pupils will leave for Junior
high school. Among the awards will
be the school letter presented BY the
PIT. A. for outstanding character
building achievement.
The entire corps OF the Wheatley
Boy Patrol attended the final rally
Tuesday at Mckinley High School
where awards and special citations
we're presented to them by Mr.. Selden
Ely, safety chairman, and his COM
mittee.
Scoutmaster Bowden and Mrs. Gene
Starr, PIT. A. chairman, met Troop
No. II at Wheatley Saturday and
drove them to the wharves, where they
Joined other Washington troops and
officials for a trip to Marshall Hall.
On June %, Glen Echo will entertain
the Boy Scouts.
Miss E. M. Williams third grade
visited the Capitol, Monument and
Lincoln Memorial June 8. The class
was accompanied by its grade mothers.
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Fields.
Troop No. 81 closed its program with
a troop court of awards. Awards were
presented by Mrs. Edna Rawlings,
president of the PIT. A. Girl Scout
Troop No. 81. accompanied by Miss
Susanne Mellichampe, Scout captain,
and many parents, attended Camp
day on June IS, at which time first
class award was presented Barbara
Fenton.
Whittier.
The association held its final meet
ing Of the school year last Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Pavay, the president,
was in the chair. 1t was voted to
give 50 to each Of the janitors of the
school for services rendered at various
times.
Miss Elsie Green, principal. spoke
on Health in the Schools" Mrs. L. B.
Castell. president of the District Con-
gresS, installed the new officers for
the coming year Mrs. Stitt, vice presi-
dent, presented the retiring president.
Mrs. Pavay. with a past presidents
pin. The music director of the Dis
trict of Columbia public schools, Mrs.
P. Hauer, presented the following
"AIAtNACA PdpAlo Ill pldIlO oClCNblOllos
Jean Parsley. Elizabeth Cramer, Ellen
Tinsley, John Leffler, Dorothy Farlee
and Jean Beltz. The violin director,
Miss Botkin. gave several selections.
The attendance prize was won by
Miss Elsie Michaelsen's room.
Park View.
At the last meeting it was voted to
hot eix ~,
afternoon meeting for next year.
A program was given by the 6B
pupils OF the dramatic and music
classes as follows: A song by a group
of girls. recitations by Betty Jane
MarkowitZ. Arthur Brasse and Ruth
Katz; a solo by Peter Vito, piano
solo by Allen Acid. a violin solo by
Henry Baitz. An original play, adapted
from Little Women" was given by
the following girls: Louise Puglise,
Betty Baritsky. Anna Weinberg, Betty
TENN. Rose LEICESTER and Ruth Katz.
Miss Nancy Cochran won the prize
in the poety scrapbook contest. 1t was
presented by Mrs. James o. Reid,
president of the association.
A movie party will be held in the
school auditorium June 18 for the
children whose parents attended six
or more meetings during the year.
Henry d. Cooke.
The retiring Executive Board gave a
luncheon at the school for the princl-
pal and teachers.
The monthly meeting of the Execu-
tive Board was held at the school, with
Mrs. j. w. Brockweu, president, pre-
siding.