The Washington times., 1936-10-12
Stokes to Talk
On Parental
Attitude
BY MARY PADGETT

the first meeting Of the year O.
the John Burroughs Parent-Teacn
ers' Association, Thursday nigh
at 8 o'clock at the school.
All parents are urged to conn
to the school before the meeting
in time to meet the teachers. Z
reception will follow for the new
principal of the school, Miss Marie
Turner.
Newly elected officers Of the as
ISOLATION are Mrs. E. G. SleverS
president; Mrs. E. M. Nelson, frs
vice president; Miss Marie Turner
second vice president; and MRS
George E. Jacobson, third Wet
president. ,.
Mrs. S. B. Michael was electec
secretary; Mrs. Louis F. KreeE
treasurer; Mrs. A. l.. Lawrence
assistant treasurer, and Mrs. F. j
Roy, corresponding secretary.
Chairmen appointed by the
president include Mrs. E. F. Dc
Alley, program; Mrs. E. P. Tow
ers. finance; Mrs. w. Bush, mem
bership; Mrs. William A. Damitz
room representative, and Mrs
Harold B. Avery, social hygiene
Mrs. George H. Folsom ha
charge of publicity. while other'
include Mrs. John L. Bishop
milk: Mrs. George Lee Boswell
magazine; Mrs. Charles L. Norris
legislation; Mrs. John R. Fergu
son. hospitality; Mrs. Shell c.
Davis, summer roundup; Mrs
Charles E. Stickel, reporting dele
gate, and Mrs. Herbert F. Me
myer, good cheer.
A business meeting will follow
this afternoons tea of the Wash
ington branch, American AsSocia-
ton of University Women, 1884 1
Est. N. w. Mrs. Rutherford j.
Poison will be hostess at the tea.
Mrs. Richard Hogue heads the
receiving line this afternoon, as
sisted by Mrs. A. L. BarrowS, vice
president; Mrs. Nobel Boaz, re-
cording secretary; Miss Maxine
Girts, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Clyde M. Hadley. treasurer;
Mrs. j. Austin Stone, Mrs. William
Lee Corbin, Mrs. Karl Fenning,
Mrs. F. w. Ballou, directors, and
Miss Mary Louise Brown, interna-
tional relations chairman.
Others include Mrs. Paul E.
Howe, national association repre-
sentative: Mrs. James K. McClin-
took, national association repre-
sentative; Mrs. Howard c. Mich
OILS, finance chairman; Mrs. Leslie
Written, hospitality chairman;
Mrs. R. j. McFall. house chair
man; Mrs. E. A. Chaplin, legisla-
tive chairman; Mrs. D. D. Bru-
baker, acting membership chair
man; Mrs. Horace Torbert, pro-
gram chairman, and Mrs. Earl
A. TRACER, publicity chairman.
Presiding at the tea tables will
be Mrs. G. M. Campbell, Mrs. ES-
ther A. Eckert, Miss Florence Vail
gatter, Mrs. Donald Jackson, Mrs.
Lee Park and Mrs. Nobel Boaz.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
Norma Hale, Miss Mary Macina,
Miss Lorene Nelson, Mrs. M. E.
Salisbury, Miss Josephine Voccaro
and Mrs. D. V. Sandifer.
Columbia Chapter, Women Of
the Moose, is making special plans
to celebrate Mooseheart Day on
October q.
Miss Lavina Plat, chairman Of
the MooSeheart committee of the
local chapter, is graduate of the
home and school maintained by
the Moose Fraternity for its Or
phaned children. Miss Anna Fer
rera, the assistant chairman, also
is a graduate of this "City of
Childhood" located in the Fox
River Valley, just west of Chicago.
where more than 900 children are
being educated.
Mooseheart is a complete city,
with schools. cottages, shops,
stores, banks, U. S. post office, hos
pital; it's own radio station, VIVID,
and a thoroughly equipped modern
farm of more than 1000 acres.
The children live in cottages from
IL to "a in each, and are being
equipped with a high school educa-
ton and a vocation.
Miss Plat and her assistant,
Miss Ferrera, recommended "adop-
ton" of one of these cottages as
an enterprise of the local chapter.
and so Columbia Chapter decided
to adopt Dixie Hall, where ii boys
between the ages of 10 and IL
years reside.
Mrs. William Ogus will preside
at a meeting Of the Women's Aux
tliary of the Dental Society, to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at
the Y. w. c. A. The auxiliary is
taking an extremely active part
in the Red Cross drive and reports
of Mrs. Milburn Colvin'S outStand-
ing work will be given.
There will be a memorial service
to revere the memory of Mrs. AL
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