Evening star., 1935-05-12
Notes on Coming Meetings
Many Associations Hold Final Sessions OF Season
This Week-Reportsu and Election OF
Officers Scheduled.

projected removal of the c. c. G. camp
from Fort Dupont Park to New York
in the near future.
Entertainment will be furnished by
Boy Scout troop No. 26, sponsored
by the group, and Mark T. Wooding
of the wilkins Coffee Co., who will
give demonstration on memory.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park.
4 RESUME of its activities during
~ the past season will be made by
the officers of the Cathedral
Heights Cleveland Park Citizens As
sociation Tuesday night at its final
meeting of the season, Mrs. Clara
Wright Smith says.
Also the annual election of officers
will be held The group is scheduled
to reconvene in October.
Society of Natives.
FOLLOWING last years successful
outing to St. Marys City. Md,
the Society of Natives Of the
District at its meeting Friday night
will consider another outing this year,
President Henry Harding Burroughs
declares. This is the last meeting Of
the season until October.
Summit Park.
"HE Summit Park Citizens ASso-
citation, the only group which
boasts an auxiliary childrens
citizens association, will be addressed
by A. H. Gregory of Stanton Park
Citizens Association on the crowded
conditions at Eastern High School,
when the group meets Tuesday night.
Before the association meeting, Mrs
Frederick Marshall announces, a 20
minute play by the junior group will
be presented. The play. entitled The
Princess Birthday" was written by
junior association member, Thomas
Thornhill, 8. The group will meet
once more in June before its recess
until October.
Glover Park.
PREPARATIONS are being laid for
dance for Friday evening s
meeting of the Glover Park Citi-
zens' Association. Program Commit
tee Chairman Irwin Chilcoat an
nounces.
The group will at this meeting recess
until September.
Takoma Park.
TAJ. DANIEL ]. DONOVAN. Dis
lV trict auditor, will speak at the
Takoma Park Citizens Asso-
citation meeting Friday night, Secre-
tary Walter Trey states. The subject
of the address will be Finances OF
the District of Columbia" The eve
ming will be devoted to financial mat
ters to be presented for discussion.
In the absence from the city of the
president, Mrs. Mary Lamond White,
DR.. c. c. Galloway, vice president
will preside. The annual election oi
officers also will be held, although
one more meeting is scheduled fol
June. During the Summer recess un.
til October, Trey states, the Execu.
tive Committee acts for the associa.
ton on any emergency business
East Washington Heights.
TUESDAYS meeting of the East
Washington Heights Citizens
Association will be the finaI
meeting until September, Mrs. Flor.
ence jackson, secretary, declares.
Kalorama.
ONCE the resignation last month OF
y its president, John p. Simpson
the 'Kalorama Citizens Associa
ton meets tomorrow night at thu
home Of Acting President Mrs Har.
vey w. Wiley, 2345 Ashmeade place
Mrs. Mary H. Heath says.
This, the final meeting Of the sea.
son, will be devoted principally tt
public welfare matters. The first Fal
meeting will be in October. Election
of officers will be held at an early
meeting in the Fall, also.
Brookland.
THE Brookland Citizens Associa-
ton, scheduled to meet Friday
will probably not meet tni.
week, President M. M. Mclean an.
nounces. The meeting date and plac,
will be announced later, he says, anc
the May meeting will probably enc
the seasons activity until September
or October.
Stanton Park.
TOMORROW nights meeting oi
the Stanton Park Citizens As.
sociation has been postponed
until Wednesday night, Mrs. L. H
Brown, secretary, announces.
This is so the group may meet with
the Peabody Hilton -Carberry Parent.
Teacher Association to hear an ad.
dress by DR.. Stephen Cramer, assist
ant superintendent of high schools.
A musical program will also be
featured. The final meeting of tn,
season will be held in June. after
which. the group recesses until Sep
tember.