Evening star., 1938-12-11

nal style Of the Victorian era, the
evening with the following cast:
Mrs. William Broyer, Mrs. Ned Todd,
Mrs. Arthur Middleton, Mrs. Eva
HUH, Mrs. Harry Edwards, Mrs. Vic
tor McCampbell, Mrs. Frank Var
varo and Mrs. Lewis Bean. Admis-
sion will be one or more pairs of
children's new hose to be donated
to student aid.
A social will follow.
Roosevelt High.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Education, will
speak Wednesday at 8 pm. The
school orchestra will play. Room
prizes and student prizes for the
recent membership drive will be
awarded.
Bowen -Greenleaf.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 8 pm, at Bowen School. A
Christmas program has been ar
ranged by one of the teachers, with
Southwest minister speaking on
Christmas"
Cranch-Tyler.
Dads night will be celebrated to-
morrow at 8 pm. in the Buchanan
School. A program of Christmas
music has been arranged by Miss
N. Russell. program chairman. The
Eliot Junior High Glee Club will
sing and Mrs. L. G. Brosseau, music
director in the District of Columbia
public schools, will speak.
A stocking shower for student aid
will be held on the same evening.
Mcfarland Junior High.
Miss Florence Jennings of the
Girl Scouts will speak at the meet
ing tomorrow at pm. A stocking
shower for student aid will be
given.
Mcfarland is sponsoring booth
for the sale of Christmas seals for
the tuberculosis Association at the
Bank of Commerce and Savings.
Mckinley High.
An advisory tea will be held
Wednesday at $3.50 pm. in the
school. All parents are invited to
meet the teachers, who will be in
their classrooms for consultation
at 3 pm.
A Cash and Can" assembly will
be held Wednesday and Thursday
mornings. Parents may see q good
vaudeville, admission being a can
of food or cash donation, to be used
In filling the Christmas donation
baskets.
Brookland- -Noyes.
An executive meeting will be held
tomorrow at lis pm.
Birch Bayh spoke at the associa-
ton meeting on November 81 and
Miss Elizabeth Molster gave a health
demonstration. A donation has been
made to the Stephen E. Kramer
Memorial Fund.
A luncheon was given last week
to the grade mothers and teachers
at the conclusion of the member
ship drive.
Thanksgiving baskets were dis
tributed on Wednesday before
Thanksgiving.
LangdOn.
A meeting Of the study group will
be held tomorrow at l:3O pm. Com
munity workers who help the chill
dren will be the speakers.
The first afternoon meeting was
held Thursday. Mrs. Kathryn Tracy
dramatic teacher, entertained with
readings. The association sponsored
q luncheon on December 8.
Wheatley.
Various types of clubs for Wheat
ley pupils are being organized by
teachers and parents to meet each
Monday afternoon after school
Miss S. Mellichampe, sixth grade
teacher, will teach woodworking and
metal art; Miss G. Curl will have q
class In needlework, while Miss M
Yarnall will teach basketry. Sew
eral mothers will assist in this
project.
Mrs. j. c. Frampton, summer
roundup chairman, reports that OF
81 pre-school pupils given health
examinations ~ were found to be In
perfect health, while the others are
having defects corrected.
Parents will assist in the annual
diphtheria immunization project
under the District of Columbia
Health Department Thursday at 10
am.
Miss J. Frederick, dental hygienist
has set up an Office at Wheatley
School. where all children will have
their teeth cleaned.
Blake Gales -Seaton.
An executive meeting was held at
Seaton School on November 20,
when plans were made for distribu-
ton of Christmas candy to the
children of the three schools. A
committee was appointed to assist In
the sale Of tuberculosis seals.
The meeting January II will be
held at the Blake School. The pro-
gram Of interpreting the School to
the Home" will be continued.
Powell Junior High.
Bundle days will be held Thurs
day and Friday.
An executive meeting will be held
December 10 at 8 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Riley Elgen. The regular
meeting will be held December 2l
in the school at 8 pm. The pro-
| gram will be 4 presentation OF the
Christmas pageant, why the
Chimes Rang" produced annually
by the school.
A stocking shower" for the bene-
flt Of the Student Aid COMMITTEES
will also be held at this time.
Whittier.
Capt. Richard Mansfield, safety
campaign leader, will entertain with
his chalk talks at the meeting to-
morrow at 8 pm.
| The Executive Board met De-