Evening star., 1935-05-19


ice Club.
John Quincy Adams.
Election and installation of the fol-
lowing officers was held: Mrs. c. D.
Gallagher, president; Mrs. Edwin Ely,
first vice president; Mrs. Florence
Cornell, second vice president; Mrs.
Paul Treanor, recording secretary;
Mrs. George Worthington, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. j. s. Bartlett,
treasurer. Mrs. c. C. Mullady, treas
urer, District Of Columbia Congress
Of Parents and Teachers, installed the
officers
Bundle day will be held at the
school Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Morgan's class won the at
tendance award.
Congress Heights.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. w. G. Chandler, president; Mrs.
Ira Marine, first vice president; Miss
E. M. Trushiem, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. A. E. Wilson, recording
secretary; Mrs. Lillian Hennige, cor
responding secretary; Miss Knoll,
treasurer; Miss A. E. Didden, his
torian. They will be installed at the
June meeting.
DR.. NJ. Scandifio discussed the value
of the diphtheria preventive.
A luncheon Is to be held at the
school June 6.
THE AdoleScent and His Problems"
will be the subject Of discussion each
Thursday at 1:30 pm. by the study
group. The last meeting, June 13,
will be picnic at Sunnyside, Wheeler
road.
Mcfarland Junior High.
The association will hold the cleo
ton of officers tomorrow at 8 pm
Marshall Finnan of the National Capt.
tai Park Service will speak on Rec
reational Facilities of the District"
Langdon.
The association met May Q. Mrs.
| j. Hess read poem and Mrs. David
/ Burke read the presidents message.
| Mrs. Ebert Charity presented blue
/ ribbons to mothers of the following
! children, who started to school this
year in perfect physical condition:
Herbert Sheldon. Charles Morgan,
Esther Richardson, Barbara Jones.
Mary Spitzbergen, and the twins,
Donald and David Myers.
Officers elected we're: Mrs. W. M.
! Tryon, president; Mrs. j. Hess, first
vice president; Mrs. Madge c. Luys-
ter, second vice president Mrs. C. L.
Smith, third vice president: Mrs. Da-
vid Burke, secretary, and Mrs. w. M
Smith, treasurer.
Mrs. F. A. Joannini, legislative
chairman, told Of the Federal housing
project contemplated in the locality
and the association went on record as
| joining with the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association in opposing II.
Mrs. Charles Speaker displayed the
honor roll scroll awarded this asso-
/ citation for complying with all the re-
qulrementS Of the State congress.
Miss Bess Viemont of the United
States Bureau of Home Economic
spoke on Creating Better Homes.
The operetta, Little Red Riding
Hood" was given by the Glee Club.
Bancroft.
The annual Spring luncheon was
held Thursday at the school, uude-
the direction Of Mrs. J. B. Towns.
Amidon F airbrother -Rossei,
The association met last Tuesday,
Mrs. r. E. McConchie presiding. DR..
E. Chittering of the District Of Co.
lumbia Medical Society for the Pre-
vention of Diphtheria spoke on
"Diphtheria Immunization." Miss
Evelyn Strout gave a dance and Miss
Becky Griggs gave a reading. Mrs.
c. A. Guyer presented Mrs. r. z. Nc
conchie. retiring president, with a
past presidents pin.
Arrangements we're made to frame
the honor roll scroll won by the as
sociation.
Attendance prizes were won BY the
following rooms: Miss E. Miner.
FAB, Amidon; Mrs M vycital. IA.
Rossell, and Miss A. Mcclure, CAB.
Fairbrother.
The Sewing Circle will meet tomor-
row at pm. at the Council House.
Taft Junior High.
The association will give a party
for the graduates June IA in the
Taft Building. Mrs. Laurel Cook, do
mestlc science teacher. together with
ga girls, will serve refreshments.
Mrs. Nathan Cannon gave q de-
tailed report on books to be added to
the students and teachers library
purchased by the association.
On May 81, 8 to 1880 pm, the
association will give a bingo party
and dance at the school.
The last meeting OF the year will
be held May % at pm. for election
and installation of officers. The pro-
gram Will be in charge of the student
body and teachers. Refreshments
will be served.
Phoebe Hearst.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
8 pm. DR.. Mary Dabney Davis will
be guest speaker. Officers will be in
stalled by Mrs. W. B. Fry, first vice
president, District of Columbia Con-
gresS OF Parents and Teachers. A
musical program will be given.
Petworth.
At the last meeting DR.. Frances
Moon Butts of Mckinley High School
installed the following officers: Mrs.
Francis Goodwin, president; James
A. Hewitt, first vice president: Miss
Mary Frank, second vice president:
Mrs. w. ]. Greenleaf, recording sec
retary; Mrs. G.. L. Naramore, corre-
spending secretary; e. w. Smallman,
treasurer.
The Boy Patrol gave a drill under
the direction of Officer Ash.
Miss Mary Frank, principal, was
guest of honor Friday at tea given
by the teachers, PIT. A. officers and
room mothers. The president, Mrs.
Ruth Davis, presented her with q
corsage made of handkerchiefs. Mrs.
James G. Yaden and Mrs. Fred Blood,
former association presidents, as
sisted.
Central High.
The annual cadet supper was given
Tuesday by members Of the associ-
alton to cadets participating in the
annual drill. Mothers of the cap
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