Evening star., 1939-06-11

into the Office could feel nothing but
| as they realized that within a few
National Congress of Parents and
to be given the two graduating
classes on June 20.
Stanton.
Plans are being made for the
annual picnic for parents and chill
dren in Rock Greek Park this
month.
The following chairmen have been
appointed: Mrs. F. A. Blumer,
finance; Mrs. William Kimmerling.
membership; Mrs. S. H. Bass, pub
licity; Mrs. M. R. Stevens, student
aid; Mrs, c. V. Edmonston, pro-
gram; Mrs. Hall. hospitality; Mrs.
r. E. Ritts, safety; Mrs. Sherbert,
study group; Mrs G. P. Lear, sum-
mer roundup: Mrs. Harvey Diehl,
radio; Mrs. Kyle, historian. and
Mrs. J. j. MacGregor, magazine.
Park View.
Mrs. Joseph H. Rather. retiring
president, presented the school with
a radio-victrola in the name of the
association, and Miss Roberta Shew-
maker, principal, accepted it in the
name of the school.
Mrs. P. c. Elicit, first vice presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Congress, installed the following Of
flcers: Mrs. Ray Seeck. president:
Jack Goldberg, first vice president;
Mrs. Delar Kimble, second vice pres
ident; Miss Roberta Shoemaker.
third vice president; Mrs. George
B. Ostermayer, treasurer; Mrs.
Harry Calm, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. t. Marshall Keely, re-
cording secretary.
Mrs. Rather was presented with
a past presidents pin. Mrs. Alma
Hudson, summer roundup chair
man of the District of Columbia
Congress, gave a talk on "Tubercu
losis.' A film, "A Day at Camp"
was shown. DR.. Manly B. Root of
the Boys National Training School
spoke on Character Building for
Children Opera house was OBJ
served, including an art exhibit of
work done by the children.
Bowen Greenleaf.
The last regular meeting will be
held Tuesday at 3 pm. at the Bowen
School. New officers Will be elected
A party will be given for the
graduating class and the patrol bows
on Thursday.
Wheatley.
Mrs. j. Lunson, president. an
nounces the appointment Of the fol-
lowing chairmen: Mrs. NJ. T. SneI-
gosk, membership; Mrs. Charles
Knoll, program; Mrs. Norman Ward
hospitality; Mrs. Martin Johnson.
publicity; Mrs, Robert Tompklns.
publications; Mrs. j. NJ. Bell. finance
and budget; Mrs. Louis Funger. stu
dent aid; Mrs. James Loeff1er. ways
and means; Joseph H. johnson.
fathers council.
LangdOn.
Miss Mabel Cook of the Girl Re-
serves and Charles Fyfe of the Bows
Club spoke on their respective activi-
ties at the meeting on June l. A
musical program was given by Hugo
Buonagurio and Miss Dotty Burch.
viollnists, with Robert Lux as ac-
companist, and Randolph Myers.
baritone.
Mrs. Lowe was guest of honor and
installed the following officers: Mrs
T. A. Martin. president; Mrs. j.
Trlttipoe, first vice president: Mrs
Frances Haas, second vice president:
Mrs. Albert Dunn, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. H. C. Jacobs. recording
secretary; Mrs. w l.. Terrett. COR
responding secretary; Mrs. w. H
Vincent. treasurer. Reports were
submitted by the officers and chair
man. The president was presented
with gift from the EeXuctive Com
mittee
BlOw-Webb.
Mrs Fred Manning, historian of
the District of Columbia Congress.
installed the following officers: Mrs
H. Mertz, president; Mrs. A. Youell,
first vice president; Mrs T. Hayes,
second vice president; Miss j. C.
Taliaferro, third vice president; Mrs.
a. Ellis. secretary; Mrs. R. McQuade,
treasurer; Mrs. K. Kyber, historian.
Bancroft.
Mrs. Lowe installed the new of
ficers on Tuesday afternoon. A
variety entertainment was given by
groups of pupils from the kinder
garten through the sixth grade.
Burroughs.
The following officers have been
installed: Mrs. M. w. Brandt. presi-
dent: Mrs. R. L. Jefferys. first vice
president; Miss Marie A. Turner,
second vice president; Mrs. Frank
McPhaul, third vice president; Mrs.
c. F. Schoening, recording secretary;
Miss NJ A. Zimmerman. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Harry L. Beach,
treasurer; Mrs. F. LIE Roy Houck,
assistant treasurer
A surprise luncheon was given
June l at Brooke Tea House, honor
ing Mrs E. NJ Nelson, retiring presi-
dent. She was presented with a sill
yer tray, gift from Miss Turner
and the Executive Committee as
token of their esteem.
Janney.
A stage show" will be presented
by members of the safety patrol and
safety guard Tuesday at 3:l5 pm.
On Tuesday afternoon the Science
Club presented a bird bath to the
school. Miss Blanche Pullizzi prin-
ciptal, accepted the gift in the name
of the school. Short speeches were
made by Miss Beulah Dove, j.
and Mrs William Wise.
The gift was made possible through
the efforts of Mrs. NJ S. Knowlden,
teacher in charge of the Science
Club.
A PIT. A. picnic will be held
June ID.
Jefferson Junior High.
Due to rain the annual lawn party
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