Evening star., 1936-04-05
Parents and Teachers
Will Receive Reports
Members of Department Organization
Meet Tomorrow at Home
of Director.

n n EMBERS of the Department
nu of Organization, Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will
4 \ meet at the home of Mrs.
Walter c. Jones, the director, tomor-
row at 1870 pm. to receive reports.
Tea will be served.
John Quincy Adams.
The association will have an open
meeting April % at 3:15 pm. for
election and installation of officers.
In May an exhibit of the children's
work during this semester will take
the place of the regular meeting.
Phoebe Hearst.
The executive board will meet to-
morrow at 1;30 pm.
WheatIey.
Safeguarding the Physical Welfare
of Our Children will be the topic
discussed at the meeting Tuesday at
2:3O pm Mrs. L. Glascoe. Summer
roundup chairman, will speak.
Taft Junior High.
Miss May P. Bradshaw, assistant
principal of Roosevelt High School,
and Charles Fyfe, managing director
of the Boys Club, spoke at the March
meeting. Betty McFadyen rendered
accordion solos, and Mrs. Clare Jean
Speaker gave THE Highwayman," by
Alfred Noyes.
Mrs. Emil Smith. chairman OF the
nominating committee, presented the
following slate to be voted on at the
May meeting: Mrs. John L. Mitchell,
president; Mrs. S. F. Hildebrand, first
vice president; Mrs. Laura Cook, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Warren Bur-
CESS, third vice president; Mrs. Dorr
D. Green, fourth vice president; Mrs.
William Vincent, fifth vice president;
Mrs. John Koester, treasurer; MRS.
Paul Neuhaus, recording secretary;
Mrs. H. A. Huges, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Roy Swenson, his
torian.
1t was voted to present a large
picture of William Howard Taft to
the school.
Powell Junior High.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of the Board of Education, will
be the guest speaker at the meeting
Wednesday at 8 pm. Her subject
will be THE Responsibility of the
Home Toward the Child"
Petworth.
"TWo's Enough a one-act play,
will be presented at the meeting Tues
day evening. Mrs. Arleen Nicodemus,
Community Center dancing instructor,
will present dance numbers, assisted
by three of her pupils. There will
be a special meeting Wednesday at
l pm. to discuss the Spring luncheon.
Truesdell.
The study group will meet Tuesday
at 1870 pm, with Mrs. Frances
Pennel presiding. Mrs. H. E. Sum-
mers, Summer roundup chairman,
announces all children of pre-school
age may be presented at the school
May l for examination prior to
entrance in school in September or
February.
Bancroft.
"Open house" will be observed
Tuesday evening. Teachers will be
in their rooms and will be assisted
by the grade mothers. The Glee Club
will sing and members Of the Boy
Patrol will guide visitors through the
building Mrs. Hugh Wallis, assisted
by the grade mothers, will serve re-
| freShments.
A preliminary Summer roundup
meeting was held Friday, when a
round table discussion was conducted
by Mrs. Horace Richardson and Mrs.
Edward r. Seal. DR.. Duerson Stout
spoke on overcoming Fear"
Mrs. Marie Clagett Bowie has been
appointed chairman of the graduating
class party, and Mrs. Edward r. Seal
chairman of the party to be given
by the association to the Boy Patrol.
A nominating committee, consist
ing of Miss A. Grace Lind, Mrs.
Maurice Eanet, Mrs. E. Kessler, Mrs.
Marie Clagett Bowie and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Seal, has been appointed.
Stuart Junior High.
An oil painting, portrait OF the
late principal, Claus Schwartz, will be
presented to the school by the asso-
citation tomorrow at pm. Memorial
addresses will be made by the presi-
dent, Mrs. H. N. Stull: Mrs. L. B.
Bergman, representing the faculty;
Paul Bradshaw. ga grade, for the
students; and Mrs. L. H. Magruder
for the parents.
Central High.
A play given in German by stu
dents of Miss Emily Whites German
class will be a feature of the pro-
gram at the meeting tomorrow at 8
pm. Readings and musical selec-
tions will be given by other students Of
the school. Officers will be elected.
The ways and means chairman an
nounces luncheon and card party by
the association at the Fairfax Hotel,
April IA.
BENJAMIN Stoddert.
A business meeting will be held to-
morrow. The subject, international
Relations" will be discussed by Miss
Maud Alton of the Americanization
School. Musical entertainment has
been arranged and refreshments will
be served.
Congress Heights.
At a meeting Thursday, Miss Eva
Trusheim, principal, will speak on
THE Importance Of Musical Edu-
cation"
Mrs. Louis Gregory, Summer round
up chairman, has arranged for exam