Evening star., 1935-04-14

I
i be held next Tuesday In
the Interstate Commerce-L Labor
Auditorium.
Registration will be from 8 to 10 m
and 1915 pm. to 1:15 pm. The
morning session will be presided over
In turn by Mrs. L. B. Castell, president;
Mrs. w. B. Fry, first vice president
Mrs. w. c. Jones, second vice presi-
dent; E. D. Reed. third vice president
and Mrs. Ralph Hoagland, fourth vice
president. Reports of officers and
heads of departments will be read.
The speaker at II am. will be DR.
Winifred Richmond, who will discuss
"Adolescence-l935 Style"
The afternoon session will be presid-
ed over by Mrs. L. B. Castell. presl-
dent; Mrs. Lucian Jordan, fifth vice
president: Mrs. O. G. Hankins. sixth
vice president, and Mrs. M. w. Buell.
seventh vice president.
Further committee reports will be
given and revisions to State bylaws
discussed and voted upon.
The annual fellowship dinner will
be held at pm. at Sholl's Cafe. 1918
G street northwest. A program will be
presented by Mrs. Loran A. Norris;
Mrs. Marie C. Deal. accompanied
by Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver;
]. L. Mitchell, accompanied by Mrs.
Mitchell, and Arsenic Ralon. accom-
panied by Mrs. Ralon. Mrs. T. H.
Young, chairman, will receive reserva-
tiOnS for the dinner until noon
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. w. Eldred announces that
all reports from locals must be re-
turned to her by May /.
At the meeting of the Board of
Managers last Tuesday Mrs. o. G.
HankinS was elected sixth vice presi-
dent TO fill the uneXpired term of DR..
Margaret Stroh, resigned.
The representatives of the junior
high schools held a luncheon bridge
at the home of Mr.. George Scheuch
Crittenden street, TO defray expenses
of a trophy to be presented to the first
junior high reaching 100 per cent on
the State honor roll.
This trophy will be presented at the
convention Tuesday. Hostesses were
Mrs. Dell Gilbert Sale, Mrs. Irene Ed
wards. both of Powell Junior High
Mrs Edith Altman and Mrs. F. M
Doudna Of Gordon Junior High; Mrs.
A. Novak of Hine Junior High. Mrs
Rosalie jenkins of Elliott, Mrs. George
Scheuch of Mcfarland. MIS-. Ralph
Hoagland of Taft and Mrs. L. H. Ma
gruder of Stuart. Several members of
the State Board of Managers, includ-
ing Mrs. Fry, first vice president, were
present.
Phoebe Hearst.
The executive board appointed the
following on the Nominating Commit
tee: Miss Sarah Holland. chairman;
Mrs. w. HowSe and Mrs. Adrian Mil
Ter.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
8 pm. 1t will be for Dads" DR..
George Rutland. director of public
health, District of Columbia, is the
guest speaker. Entertainment will be
furnished by William K. Davis,
monologist; Larry Hendricks, ac-
cordionist; Arthur Pierce, monologist;
George O'Connor, singer; Matthew
Horne, accompanies.
Ludlow Madison Taylor.
The association met Thursday at
Ludlow School. Mrs. Maude Robey
discussed The Art of Story Telling,
and Mrs. Florence Rogers, supervising
principal of the sixth division. Parent
Education in the Home" Miss Agnes
Saunders sang.
The Summer roundup will be held
May l. Mrs. E. j. Ruffner, chairman
will be assisted by grade mothers.
John Burroughs.
The association met Thursday eve
ming. DR.. Lucille Dooley spoke on
The Part Parents Play in Building
Character" A playlet was given by
children from the fourth grade. taught
by Mrs. A. R. Howard, entitled The
Herald of Spring"
Edmonds- -Kingsman -Maury.
The association met at the Maury
School, April 8, with Mrs. H. G.
Hughes in the chair. Capt. r. Mans
field entertained with a chalk talk
on Safety" Miss Vivian Kern and
Misses Frances and Dorothy Goebel
sang.
May 16 has been selected for the
SDring luncheon at the KlngSmar
School. The Summer roundup will
be held May l at Edmonds School.
Mrs. w. R. Rawlings will organize
the study group. The first meeting
will be held April 80, and each Tues
day thereafter in May.
Park View Platoon.
The association met Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Lucian Jordan. director
of health. District of Columbia Con-
greSs of Parents and Teachers. spoke
on When to Keep the Child Home.
and Mrs. La Verne Beales. a director
of the Animal Rescue League, spoke
on Teaching Children Kindness tC
Animals" Edward Barham, 6B grade
gave a violin solo.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. James o. Reid, president; Miss
Emily Scrivener, first vice president
Mrs George Schreyer, second vict
president; Mrs. James A. Parker
recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Gold.
berg, corresponding secretary; Mrs
r. F. Staubly. treasurer.
Mrs. Louis Raebach. Summer round.
up chairman. announced the annua
health examinations of children who
will enter the school next year viii
be neld May l at $50 am.
John Eaton.
The association met Monday eve
ming. Miss Katherine Watkins head
OF the kindergartens of the District
spoke on the Education of the Chill
dren in the Home"
The following officers were elected
President, Miss Dolan Donahue; first
vice president, Mrs. F. M. Chesney
second vice president. Miss Lillian
Shoemaker; treasurer, Mrs. Pau
Lum: recording secretary, Mrs. F. W
Newcombe corresponding secretary
Mrs. D. p. Evans.
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