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congress, installed the following off,
GERS: Mrs. May S. Hummel, presi-
dent; Mrs. Lottie Litten, first vice
president: Miss Knighton. second vice
president Miss Salisbury, secretary;
Miss Martz, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur,
historian
Committee chairmen were an
nounced as follows: Student Aid, Mrs.
Agnes Cook; Publicity. Mrs. Wright;
Hospitality. Mrs. Reid; Membership,
Mrs. Sprawlin; Summer Roundup.
Mrs. Houser; Publicity, Mrs. De
Pereni; Program. Mrs. Trueworthy
Budget, Mrs. Litten.
Children from Mrs. Sabby's class
entertained with japanese songs and
poems and an original japanese
dance.
Park View.
"Your Child and You" is the theme
of the 1s3435 program for the asso-
citation. Mrs. George Schreyer, pro-
gram, chairman, and her committee,
consisting Of eight parents, Miss
Emily Schrivener, principal, and Mrs.
G. Keiser, teacher. have arranged the
program with emphasis on home
study, the platoon school. parents
part in the club life of the child. par
ent-teacher conferences and programs
of particular interest to fathers.
Cranch- Tyler.
At a special meeting called by the
new president, Mrs. Gallia, the fol-
lowing chairmen were appointed
Program. Mrs. Turner; Membership,
Mrs. Moriarty; Hospitality. Mrs. EN-
brey; Child Welfare and Bulletin Mrs.
Feldman; Grade Mother. Mrs. Weak
ley; Finance. Mrs. Metzger; Student
Aid, Mrs. Poston; Publicity, Mrs.
Weakley.
The association gave the graduating
class from both the Cranch and
Tyler Schools a farewell party. Mrs.
Henry and Mrs. Essex being in
charge. A party was also given in
honor of the Boy Patrol and the base
ball teams. with Mrs. Moriarty and
Mrs. Embry as chairmen.
Powell Junior High.
Mrs. Louis B. Castel. president of
the District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers, installed Of
ficers at the last meeting Capt
Clyde c. Matteson, president; Mrs
Jonathan Edwards, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs Oswald Ryan, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Lyndon P. Bay
lies. recording secretary; Mrs. Dell
Gilbert Sale, treasurer; Mrs. T. P
Parker. Mrs. C. F. Craig and Miss
Marian Lord. members at large.
Capt. Matteson announced commit
tee chairmen as follows: Membership
Mrs William Sweet; Hospitality. Mrs
Horace Richardson: Public Buildings
Grounds and Legislation, S. J. Nc
Cathran; Student Aid. Mrs. Marie
Clagett Bowie; Program, Lester T
Walter: Publicity, Mrs. Edward r
Seal: Study Groups, Miss Myrtle
Moore; Section Sponsors, Mrs. E
Kegley.
S. j. McCathran, retiring president
was presented with a brief case by
the association, and style show
given by girls Of the school, furnished
the entertainment part Of the pro-
gram.
Whittier.
Mrs. Frederick Pavay, retiring presi-
dent, was rendered a dinner by the
Executive Board at Brook Farm June
20. Mrs. Edward Stitt, as master
of ceremonies, presented Mrs. Pavay
on behalf of the board, a pair OF
silver candlesticks. Mrs. Stitt also
composed and read a poem eXtolling
the work that the president and her
board members had accomplished for
the association during the past year
The association held a graduating
party for the sixth grade pupils,
taught by Mrs. Deane and Mrs. Jack
son, June 27.
Kenilworth.
An athletic assembly, under the
direction of Mrs. Ellen Fraser, was
held Monday, with Is pupils Of the
fifth and sixth grades receiving pub
lie school athletic certificates"
Parents and teachers co-operated in
plans for a farewell assembly when
Is pupils will leave for Junior high
school. Policeman Moore presented
certificates and pins for outgoing Boy
Patrol officers.
The Executive Board entertained the
teachers at a luncheon June 20.
Miss Emmons, principal, entertained
the Executive Board at her home
June o..
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Boy Patrol attended the final rally
Tuesday at the Mckinley High School,
where awards and special citations
were presented to them by Selden Ely,
safety chairman. and his committee.
Bancroft.
The history of music in song and
dance was depicted by the pupils OF
Bancroft School June IS and IA, under
the direction of Mrs. e. c. Burmeister.
Folk songs and national dances were
depicted in costume, and the perform
arces were witnessed by an overflow
audience Of parents.
The members of the sixth grade
graduating class were entertained
Tuesday with a party sponsored by
the Parent Teacher Association, under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. E. c. Carr.
Woodbridge.
Mrs. Anne Whyte Aldrich was guest
speaker at the final meeting of the
year. Her subject was Vacation
Plans"
The following officers were installed.
Mrs. r. B. Doing, president; Mrs. w
B. Calvert, first vice president; Miss
Abigail Wilton, second vice president;
Mrs. G. Giles, third vice president;
Mrs. Paul Neuhaus, secretary, and Mrs
Charles Allen, treasurer.
Mrs R. A. Lyon, health chairman
made the following report: Number
of children weighed and measured ir
May, BAL; gold star, 1871; blue star