Evening star., 1936-06-14
MRS. RUTH w. HOOVER was

| meeting. Other ofncerS are: Mrs.
Frances M. Pippel, Arst vice presi-
dent: Miss Viola Offutt, second vice
| president; Mrs. John r. Kays, Sec
retary; Mrs. B. M. Manley, treasurer.
Miss Viola Offutt, principal, pre-
sented Mrs. Pearl B. Clark, retiring
president, with past presidents pin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peoples spoke on the
Recreation Facilities of the District"
A study group meeting was held
Tuesday, with Mrs. Ruth w. Hoover
as leader. Home Care" was the sub
ject discussed.
Peabody Hilton Carbery.
The following officers have been
elected: Mrs. Edward Macon, presi-
dent; Mrs. Maud Roby, first vice
| president; Mrs. Elmer P. Hardy, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Thomas B.
Mitchell, secretary; Elmer P. Hardy,
treasurer.
| Park View.
At the meeting Monday evening
Miss Louise Mcguire of the Juvenile
| Court spoke on What Brings Chill
dren Into the Juvenile Court" Po-
liceman E. H. Hinson spoke in be-
half of the Boys Club of the Metro
politan Police Department.
Musical entertainment was fur
nished by r. Staubly's orchestra.
Mrs. Walter B. Fry, president, Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parents
| and Teachers, read her message and
installed the following officers: Mrs
L. Raeback, president; Mrs. j. A.
Smithson, first vice president; Mrs
j. o. Reid, second vice president;
Mrs. T. Currin, recording secretary;
Mrs. j. Goldberg, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. R. Staubly, treasurer.
LangdOn.
The final meeting of the year was
held June 4. The new back-drop
curtain for the stage was presented
by the president, Mrs W. M. Tryon,
and accepted on behalf of the school
by Seldom M. Ely, supervising princi-
pal of the fifth division.
Officers were installed by Mrs. o. G.
Hankins, first vice president, District
of Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers. A past presidents pin
was presented to the retiring presi-
dent by Mrs. Nathan Cannon, a
past president Of the association.
A dancing number from the Spring
festival was the entertainment fea-
ture. A fashion show by the kinder
garten will be feature of the fes-
tival. Mrs. M. c. Luyster is directing
the affair.
RandIe Highlands-Orr.
The association installed the fol-
lowing officers Thursday in the Orr
School: Mrs. Olga Clickner. presi-
dent; Mrs. Mabel Bacas, first vice
president; Mrs. F. Wallace, second
vice president; Mrs. Mary Vowel,
secretary; Mrs. Gladys Lee, treasurer.
Langley Junior High.
Mrs. c. c. Mullady installed the
following officers: Mrs. Sargent El-
lott, president; Mrs. Gene Starr,
first vice president; John Paul Col
Inns, principal, second vice president;
Mrs. Gladys Palmer, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. j. Donovan. recording
secretary; Howard McCauley, treas
urer.
The mothers will entertain the
principal and teachers Thursday at
luncheon In the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Sargent Elliott, president, met
with her officers Tuesday to name
the board of managers for the COM
ing year.
Edmonds- -Kingsman-Maury
The Executive Board members were
guests of Mrs. Laura Costenbader,
president. at an all-day outing at
Shady Side, at the Summer home of
Mrs. Rosalie Dunn. Mrs, c. c. Null
lady was guest of honor.
Kingsman-Pierce.
The parents and teachers of Kings
man and Pierce Schools met Monday
night and elected as officers Mrs.
Joe Bell, president; Mrs. BERTHE ia
cobs, first vice president; Mrs. Harris
Shettel, second vice president; Mrs.
A. NJ. Shugrue, third vice president;
Mrs. Blanche Updike, secretary; Mrs.
Dorothy Hough, treasurer; Mrs. G.
Leimbach, historian.
BlOw-Webb.
The parents and teachers Of the
Blow and Webb Schools met Tuesday
night at the Webb School. The |
principal, Miss j. c. Taliaferro pre-
sided Mrs. Charles Deck, president |
of Eliot Junior High. acted as tempo
rary secretary. The following Of
ficers were elected and installed by
Mrs. Harry N. Stull. fourth vice
president of the District of Columbia
Congress Of Parents and Teachers:
Mrs. G. F. Brown, president; Mrs.
M. Kyber, first vice president; Mrs.
M. Essex, second vice president; Miss
j. c. Taliaferro, third vice president;
Mrs. C. P. De Voc, secretary; Mrs.
C. r. Vaughn, treasurer; Mrs. w.
Hinson, historian.
WheatIey.
Accompanied by their grade moth |
ers, Mesdames r. E. RittS, P. Evans
and A. N. Mason, Mrs. j. B. Nestler's !
class visited the airport, Norfolk boat
and Union Station Friday in the in
terest of their study of transporta-
ton.
Mrs. L. Glascoe, PIT. A. athletic
chairman, assisted Miss S. Melli- |
champe, teacher in charge Of the
track team, Saturday at the Central
High School Stadium, when the team |
ranked second in city honors. Others |
who attended were Miss F. C. Morti-
mer, principal; Mr.. and Mrs. F. 'Tou- |
art, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cucchicar, Mes |
danes G. T. Leverane, c. Dove and
Walter C. Jones.
Miss F. C. Mortimer, Mrs. M. John
son, Mrs. E. Rawlings and Mrs. Jones
represented Wheatley at the 9Th Di-
vision luncheon for Mrs. F. Rogers
and Mrs. M. Hubbel Friday.
jefferson Junior High School.
Movies, the Western High School
Puppeteers and the Cave Of Wonders
were features of party Monday
night.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The Executive Board meeting was
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