Evening star., 1937-05-30

Harold Avery. first vice president;
Mrs. Marie Turner, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Shell G. Davis, third vice
president: Mrs. r. w. Darnell, record
ing secretary; Miss Esther Good
pasture. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Robert Bier, treasurer; Mrs.
w. w. Bush, assistant secretary. They
were installed by Mrs. Walter B. Fry,
president. District Of Columbia Con-
gress Of Parents and Teachers.
Miss Mary E. Draney, former
principal, was = guest. Mrs. E. @.
sievers, retiring president. was pre-
sented with past presidents pin
by Miss Marie Turner. principal.
A resolution was passed opposing
the rerouting Of trucks from Bladens-
burg road over South Dakota avenue
and Eighteenth street.
Music was furnished by the Boys
Glee Club Of Mckinley High School.
w. B. Powell Elementary.
The following officers were installed
by Mrs. H. N. stull, first vice presi-
dent of the District OF Columbia
Congress: President, Mrs. Morris
Rodman; flrst vice president, Mrs.
w. M. Jones: second vice president,
Miss Simmons; recording secretary,
Mrs. J. Cherner: corresponding Sec
retary. Mrs. Paul OntrichI treasurer.
Mrs. Edwin Bethel.
Brookland-N -Noyes.
The association met ut Brookland
School Monday, when the theme was
Vacations" Members OF the tap
dancing classes entertained and pic
lures Of the May day exercises were
shown.
Mrs. G. D. Lowe, third vice president,
District Of Columbia Congress, in
stalled the following officers: Mrs.
Clara Purcell, president; Mrs. j. N.
Cline, first vice president; Miss Grace
Bush, second vice president; Mrs. Mel
son Thayer recording secretary; Miss
Estelle Belt, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Lu-
pac, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
w. c. Myers, historian.
Madison Taylor.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Jane Davis; nrst vice
president, Mrs. Lillian Aufden- Brinke;
second vice president. Miss Clara L..
Pitts; secretary, Mrs. Nettie Mattingly:
treasurer, Mrs. Katherine Graves, and
historian. Miss G. L. Holmes. Miss
Sibyl Baker gave resume OF the work
being done on Sherwood Playground.
The president, Mrs. Jane Davis, pre-.
sented the principal. Miss Clara Pitts,
with the certificate OF merit received
by the organization at the District
convention.
On Wednesday, May l9, a luncheon
was given by the association, followed
by tree planting honoring the past
president, Mrs. Alice Weichardt. Two
Japanese trees, planted at the Madison
gateway, were named for Mrs. WEIGH
ardt's twin daughters, Alice Jean and
Carolyn Louise
An executive meeting will be held
Friday.
Bancroft.
The following officers will be in
stalled Tuesday at 230 pm. Mrs. C..
c. Hines, president; Mrs. Paul Kauf-
man, vice president; Mrs. Harold Nor
rison, recording secretary; Mrs. Basil
Swales, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Max Miller, treasurer.
A short program by the first grade,
piano recital by some Of the Bancroft
students. and refreshments will be on
the program.
Roosevelt High.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Elsie Lowry. president; Mrs.
George Barse. first vice president; Miss
May P. Bradshaw. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. c. Waldron, recording sec
retary; Miss May Brooks, correspond
ing secretary, and Guy Goodman,
treasurer. They were installed by Mrs.
c. D. Lowe, third vice president of the
District of Columbia Congress.
Stuart Junior High.
The association is planning home
coming" for former graduates in the
form OF Spring festival Friday Plans
include dancing. movies. a nut house,
games. refreshment stands, etc.
Friends are invited.