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were installed by MRS. Anna HUDSON,
second vice president of the District
of Columbia Congress: Mrs Mary
J. Chance, president; Mrs. Robert
Newell, first vice president; Mrs. Eva
Nalley, second vice president; Miss
D. A. Cook, third vice president;
Mrs. Margaret Billups, recording
secretary; Mrs. Roy Hale, treasurer;
Mrs. George Glen, corresponding
secretary. Miss M. Martz led in
community singing. Mrs. Charles
Davis, retiring president, was given
a gift in appreciation of her work.
Blake Gales Seaton.
A meeting will be held Tuseday at
pm. at the Seaton School. There
will be community singing and
pupils of the school will play piano
solos. Charles Fyfe will talk on
the Boys Club and show pictures.
There will be candy sale June 8
at each of the schools.
The following delegates have been
appointed to the State convention:
Mrs. Virginia Payne, chairman; Mrs.
Lucy Koch, Mrs. Edna Ensminger,
Mrs. Mabel Ball, Mrs. Irene Chap
man, alternate.
Curtis Hyde-AddisOn.
At the last meeting the following
officers were elected: President,
Mrs. William Lear; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Harvey P. INLAY: second
vice president, Miss Bertha E. Tay-
lor; secretary. Miss Pauline Mickey;
treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Connerty
Henry w. Draper, supervising princi-
pal, showed colored pictures of his
West Indies and South American
Cruise.
Mrs. C. D. Lowe. state president,
installed the following officers
Mrs. Dwight Harris, president; Mrs
Robert Matter, first vice president
Miss Grace Bush, principal, second
vice president; Mrs. Harry Edwards
secretary; Mrs. j. T Hobbs, cor
responding secretary; DWayne Run
nels, treasurer.
Janney.
Mrs. R. r. Foster, Mrs. David
Rotbart and Mrs. Albert Warner
are attending the class in everyday
psychology. under the direction Of
DR.. Jesse w. Sprowls, which meet!
each Monday at the Kingsmar
School.
Mrs. Donald Siegrist is chairman
of delegates for the State conven'
ton.
John Eaton.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at pm. A program has been ar
ranged on the subject, Making the
Most of Your Summer Vacation.
Speakers will be Harry C. English
assistant director of Fairgrounds
and DR.. E. J. Lockwood, director
of summer schools. The business
meeting will be concerned with the
election of officers and adoption Of
! bylaws.
John Burroughs.
A luncheon, sponsored by the
Executive Committee, will be given
in Sherwood Hall on June 4 at Il
o'clock. Reservations should be
made by May % with Mrs. Riecks
North 0906. Immediately following
the luncheon there will be a special
| executive meeting.
Mrs. Charles E. Menzel will head
the delegation to the PIT. A. Con-
vention and delegates will meet hel
at the school, at 8:45 am, on the
mornings of May 81 and %.
Members from the association who
will attend the fellowship dinner
/ include Miss Marie A. Turner
principal; Mrs. Charles E. Menzel
president; Mrs. E. H. Riecks ano
Mrs. Florence B. Lawson.
Woodbridge.
/ The association will be represented
at the State convention by the fol.
lowing delegates and alternates
President, Mrs. A. B. Genung; chair.
man, Mrs. H. C. Sullivan; Mrs
Glayds Loudon, Mrs. Hazel Cor.
nelius, Mrs. c. E. Burnside, Mrs
R. P. Klinger, Mrs. George Collier
Mrs. w. T. Ellis. Mrs. Julia Hook
Mrs. Georgia Withers, Mrs. H. c
Keesling, Mrs. 2. T. Hamilton, Mrs
L. I. Bolts, Mrs. George Targett
Mrs. j. w. Hughes, Mrs. w. M
Ransom. Mrs. Charles Diets, Mrs
Walter Davis, Mrs. George Eberly
Mrs. Evelyn La Fontaine. Mrs
Lewis R. Davie, Mrs. H. c. Bugen.
hagen, Mrs. Sam Russell.
The association will sponsor 8
party for the June graduation class
A luncheon for the teachers vii
be held June 19.
AT the fifth division luncheon
honoring the supervising principal
Miss Grace Lind. Woodbridge. wa.
represented by Mrs. A. B. Genung
Mrs. Robert Loudon, Mrs. j. M
Robey, Mrs. c. E. Burnside, Mrs
freeman Weiss, Mrs. Paul Withers
Mrs. c. o. Cornelius, Mrs. R. P
Klinger, Mrs. H. c. Sullivan.
Mckinley High.
The last regular meeting of the
year was held last Tuesday. Frank
G. Daniel, principal, demonstrated
the school sound system.
The director of student guidance
Miss M. S. Poole, explained thu
plan offered for assisting student,
IN selecting course of study best
suited to their individual needs
MISS Poole introduced Miss E. C
Morrow, who is in charge of the
Student Placement Bureau. There
was also a short talk by a member
OF the Community Chest.
The resignation of the treasurer
Mrs. Paul I. Neuhaus, was accepted
The Cadet Uniform Exchange Com.
mlttee announced any high schoo
| cadet Mhn is leauirnu tho niA,,