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Miss Katherine Scrivener, reported
the following slate: President, Mrs.
w. H. Vincent; first vice president,
Mrs. A. j. Dixon; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. A. M. Trotter: third vice
president, Mrs E. M Walsh; treas
urer, Mrs. I. S. Hudson; recording
secretary, Mrs. L. A. Fentiman;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. ].
Downs. The slate was unanimously
elected. Installation will be held at
the association meeting on June S.
The summer roundup examination
Of school children was held May
8, Mrs. I. S. Hudson, chairman.
! Mrs. E. M. Walsh, chairman Of
delegates to the State convention,
announces the following delegates:
Mrs. A. j. Dixon, Mrs. A. w. Osborne.
Mrs. I. S. Hudson, Mrs. L. K. De
Booy, Mrs. A. L. Smith, Mrs. L. A.
Fentiman, Mrs. w. H. Allen, Mrs.
H. C. Jacobs, Mrs. j. c. Shanks, Mrs.
L. S. Higdon, Mrs. w. H. Vincent;
alternates Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, Mrs.
N. Anderson, Mrs. A. l.. Oakley.
Gordon Junior High.
Mrs. Henry C. Lipscomb is in
charge of a silver tea to be given
Wednesday from 2 to pm. Mrs.
j. r. Van Fossen, in charge Of the
hostesses, has asked the following to
assist in pouring and receiving the
guests: Mrs. Clarence Brown, wife
of the Representative from Ohio;
Mrs. George H. Mahon, wife Of the
Representative from Texas; Mrs.
Hugh Butler, Mrs. Charles Fadeley,
Mrs. Robert Phillipson and Mrs. w.
D. Shaver. Mrs N H. White, Miss
E. G. Deal, Miss E. Robertson, teach
ers at Gordon, also will act as
hostesses.
Anacostia Senior Junior High.
A meeting will be held May 20 at
8 pm. The music department, to-
gether with the art department. will
entertain and the industrial arts de-
partment will have display.
Whittier.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 8 pm. Election of officers will
take place, after which Mrs. Henry
Duerst. assistant treasurer of the
District of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will install.
A moving picture. Science of
Seeing" will be shown.
The delegates and alternates to
the state convention are: Mrs,
Rudolph Santleman, chairman; Mrs,
Ralph Graham, Mrs. James D. Bar
rett. Mrs. G. r. Castell. Mrs. Wade
E. Granger, Mrs. David T. Gates
mrs. Ralph Howe, Mrs. Edgar Ham,
ilton, Mrs. T. w. Higgins, Mrs. H. H
Handley, Mrs. S. Maxim, Mrs. J
Wolf, Mrs S. R. Jacobs, Mrs. George
E. Downer. Mrs. Allen E. Harrison
Mrs. H. l.. Volta, Mrs. j. o. Woodall
Mrs. c. H. Warren; alternates, Mrs
George Oberndoerfer, Mrs. Harry v
Penfold, Mrs. John w. Dunkham
Mrs Gratz E. Dunkham, Mrs. James
o. Waters.
Key.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at pm. Following business meet
ing and the election and installa-
ton of officers a lecture, The Car
den and Community" will be given
by Miss Esther Scott, chairman of
school gardens Of the District. Tea
will be served in the garden by the
kindergarten children.
Blow-Webb.
A cup cake and candy sale will be
held in both schools Wednesday
from noon to l pm, Mrs. j. C.
Culp, ways and means chairman, in
charge. A card party will be held at
the home of Mrs. r. Richmond,
1718 Lang place NE, Friday from
to pm.
Wallach-French.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 7:45 pm. Mrs. Russell E. Click
ner, State historian, will install new
officers. Miss Ellen Shuford of the
Alley Dwelling Authority will speak.
A group of Girl Scouts from Troop
ia will take care of children so that
parents may attend the meeting.
The arts and crafts group, with
Mrs. Hazel Creig, teacher, and Mrs
Morgan Anderson, subchairman of
Wallach study group, held a tea on
May Z. There was display of arts
and crafts which had been made by
the class.
| IanSIev Juuior Hivh
The Executive Board will meet at
1:30 pm. on May 20.
The following delegates to the
State convention have been ap-
pointed: Mrs. Allen Marsh, chair
man: Mrs. Charles Kendall, repre-
senting Mrs. P. A. Taylor, president;
Mrs. j. G. Hobbs, Mrs. Hugh Jacobs,
Mrs. Sarah Donaldson, Mrs. Burton
Crumrine, Mrs. Cecil Wiman, Mrs.
Katherine Rutledge, Mrs. w. K.
Rhodes, Mrs. Sophie Keselnke, Mrs.
I. G. Blumer, Mrs. Gladys Palmer,
Mrs. F.. Butts, Mrs. M. Kellogg, Miss
j. A. TennySon, Miss A. F. Nordby,
Mrs. j. w. Lloyd, Mrs. A. j. Thomas,
Mrs. j. L. Follman, Miss M. l..
Darby, Mrs. A. N. Smith, Mrs. E. w.
Lego, Mrs. Belle Berman, Mrs. r.
w. Bassford, Mrs. Charles Sengstack,
Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, Mrs. R. F.
Crary, Miss Harriet Bundick, Mrs.
r. A. Taylor, Miss Mary Ellen
Meiring; alternates, Mrs. Clarence
Robey, Mrs. James A. Murray, Mrs.
Mary F. Bush and Mrs. S. W.
Barrow.
A tea for the delegates and alter
mates will be held in room 106 Of
the school on May 23 from 3 to
S pm.
| Phoebe Hearst.
The last luncheon of the year will
be held on Tuesday at II o'clock.
Mrs. James D. Secrest, chairman,
will be assisted by Mrs. John Ad-
olson, Mrs. william Dean, Mrs.
Austin Doyle, Mrs. Marvin Fowler,
Mrs. William FURNACE, Mrs. F. P.
Guthrie, Mrs. Frank Henning, Mrs.
Arthur Helm, Mrs Howard Locke,
Mrs. Lester Ostrander, Mrs. Allen
Perley, Mrs. David Ringle, Mrs.
DahL NEre Cav, Have