Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

nard, principal, and Mrs. w. B. CAL
vert, retiring president, with gifts from
the association.
WalIach.
The following officers were Installed
by Mrs. Lloyd Miller, sixth vice presi-
dent Of the District OF Columbia Con-
gress: Mrs. Fred Herman, president,
Mrs. Miles Nolte. first vice president;
Mrs. Richard Waldt, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Ella Crook, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. o. T. Ketchum, secretary,
and Mrs. Hugh Rieley, treasurer.
Buchanan.
Mrs. B. r. Wood Of the District OF
Columbia Congress installed the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Thomas j. Daugh-
erty, president; Mrs. Frank Roys
vice president; Miss c. P. Dulin, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs Alfred Lob
man. treasurer; Mrs. A. A. Jasper, re-
cording secretary, and Mrs. INNS
Hart, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Reeder Walton led in COM
munity singing, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Mary Bessemer.
Stuart Junior High.
A meeting will be held tomorrow at
8 pm. Ofacers will be elected and
installed. The orchestra will entertain,
featuring the following soloists: Clyde
Freed, violin: jeanette Karp, bells,
and Peter Del Crosse. sexophone.
The Boy Patrol will receive the an
nual candy treat
A motion picture will follow the
business program.
LangdOn.
The Girls Glee Club Of Mckinley
High School presented a program May
6. A Virginia reel was presented by
pupils OF the 5B grade in costume
and other pupils presented a playlet.
Officers elected were: Mrs. j. Hess,
president; Mrs. T. Martin, first vice
president; Mrs. Wright, teacher, sec
ond vice president; Mrs w. H. Vincent,
secretary; Mrs. Paul Herman, record
Ing secretary: Mrs. Wilbur johnson
treasurer.
A meeting Is to be held tomorrow
at 8 pm. A representative from the
Public Health Department will discuss
"1nfantile Paralysis" Election of Of
ficers
On May day DR.. Oele ]. Warfeld
chairman OF the Health Committee,
gave pupils OF the school a general
physical examination, while DR.. F.
Contendader examined their eyes and
DR.. James j. Donahue took care of
their dental needs.
Brookland-N oyes.
twenty-five pre-school children
were examined on Child Health day
at the Brookland School. with Mrs
V. D. Moorer, Summer roundup
chairman, in charge.
May day festivities were held at the
Bunker Hill School on Tuesday and
movies which were taken will be
shown at the meeting Of the associa-
ton on May "a in the Brookland
School. The following officers will
also be installed: Mrs. Clara Purcell
president; Mrs. J. N. Cline, first vice
president; Miss Grace Bush, second
vice president; Mrs Nelson Thayer
secretary; Mrs. Frank j. Lupac, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. w. c,
Myers, historian
The finance chairman Mrs. Alfred
T. NeWberry, announces a trip to the
Electric Farm tomorrow at 9 am
Buses will call at both schools.
Central High.
| DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintendent
OF schools, will speak tomorrow eve
ming, The major music class viii
present a group of songs, under the
direction Of Samuel Wood Installa.
ton Of officers by Mrs Walter B. Fry
president, District Of Columbia Con.
gress Of Parents and Teachers, vii
| follow.
A reception to Dr. Ballou, Mrs. Fry
and the new officers, with Mrs. An.
derson Tackett and Mrs. Harvey w
Haun presiding at the punch bowls
will conclude the program.
The annual cadet supper was helc
at the school Tuesday evening, with
Mrs. Andrew Dent and Miss CraWforc
in charge.
Keene.
Officers elected last Tuesday were
President, Mrs. John J. Brennan
first vice president, Mrs Clinton Hisle
second vice president, Mrs. Eunice An
deregg; third vice president, Mrs. c. H
Brown; recording secretary, Mrs Ran
dali Shoemaker; corresponding sec
rotary Mrs. Michael Finan treasurer
Mrs. Paul Werres; historian, Mrs
FINS D. Morris; delegate to public
schools, Mrs. c. B. Bushy
A card party will be held at thu
| school tomorrow.