Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 39

Parent-Teacher Activities The regular monthly meeting of the executive board of the District ot Columbia Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations will be held in the home of the president, 800 Eighteenth street, Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. There will be given In the Avenue QOrand Theater, Thursday at 10:30 a.m., a show for the mothers of young ohildren. The subject will ba “Teeth. ¥ood and s and every moth who Is interested in this subject 18 invited to attend. The same show ill be given in the Central Theater November t 9:30 am. The pro gram will be repeated in the Apollo eater, November 19, at 10:30 a.m., and also in the Savoy Theater, No vember 24, at 10:30 a.m. These pro- grams are planned as a “follow up” to the preschool mass meeting which was held in the Central High School on October 26, and the special object of th s to help the mothers of yo e The District Teacher parent-tea Normal Sc m ung child Parent nduct a Wilson November 19. The afternoon session will begin at 2 o'clock and the speaker will be Mrs. Arthur Watkins, executive secretary of the Nationa! Congress of Parents and Teachers, who will explain the alms and purposes of the national organization. During r there will be given a p Defeat of Folley,” which was written by Mr. Wood, superintendent of erdeen, S. Dak. The m the Park View School his pl At the eve neipal speake teeve, presider ss of Parents er speaker at will be Dr. ent teacher | invit titution and learn tance of parent om the viewpoint of nd teacher Congress fons will ¢ drer prod the o atte the va teach: both the pa Mrs. C Walker ational ehairman of pre-school work, was in Washington last week and held & lon, confer with Mrs. G. W. Lady, the pre.school chairman for the bia ‘alker of Georgl nan of pre-school work; Mears of California, of Child W res of Ohio and n the Bureau chairman n re the guests of organization Tuesday at he C s Club. m of California, na of “study circles,” just prepared a new leaflet con g twelve lessons for home study he Child, These leaflets ained in the national office, eet. Nature and His Needs mavy 1 201 Sixte: The Takoma Park Parent-Teacher Associat met Thursday afternoon. as Mrs. Giles Scott yresident of the District ongress. She also spoke Langdon P. T. Henry D. Cooke Home and Association met October were elected ected presiden g ograph had © I rector, Z. B d the to meet were Irs. € eshments n-Bancroft par- et Novem hool. There ance of mothers | After committee re ness the meeting was Stuart, '8 preside: , who spoke on v May Best Help ht was observed t Those pres talks were H. W Horton. the first Hall. Mrs. E. A, Mrs. C. M. Young Nan, M 1 Mrs. Giies speakers, Mu- 1. Oates' stu ient orches Mr, Oates and poer the school Peabody -1 lay evening sresiding Adelaide D: who told « Kirk whist] of songs, dances by students of nents fere served. W. Lady given Miss rincipal d. Mis teacher, gave a , and_Willlam Pierson, AP, gave a talk on ng some of his famous ¢ Miss Ruth Far -en rendered se h0 solos. Miss Young, principal of the school, stressed having the child before entering school the John Bur- y Stx- abody e elected to the The attendance ting of the con Shoreham Hotel was a le between Peabody-Hilton P. T. A n High. The costume prize lloween party at Peabody week was won by Grace dressed as But- eau, 216 years Claus. Proceeds inted to 213757 )n voted to donate $20 to Red Cr and $5 to_the ective Assoclation. Mrs. president of the Pre- ling Circle, announced to be held November 30 p.m. in the kindergarten room of the Peabody School Building. Dr. Charles Bowne, attendant physi- clan at Child Welfare station, will be the speaker. A benefit card party , for the parent-teacher at the home of Mr: Jast week. and this weel :tqtmv home of Mrs. E. D. Homan, 16 Fifth street northeast. Flowers of appreciation were presented to Miss o v! , supervising principal, Tuesday ht, after which refreshments were served and a social held. he membership committes of the ,.x.:?rm Congress of Parent-Teacher \ssoclations will hold a conference nc ?:n}”)ln Andrew Stewart, Novem- her 11. Mrs. Glles Scott Rafter will e & guest. The members of this com- Sttee arc Mesdames Crowley, Moly- nd Kn f her ndergarter rip abre Announ broadcasti The assoc Junior S8 George Boyd will be held Imet Monday in the new Jan- ey 8chool, the presiflent, Mrs. Way, nresiding. The proceeds of the recent “lincheon twere announced as $145. The ussociation ed to purchase a of | of | His | direction of | t Tues- | association was | eon at the home of the chalr- | “Parent-Teacher Asso- | visual education machine and a mimeo- graph. A program of music and read- ings was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The John Eaton Mothers® Club met Monday, with the newly elected presi- dent, Mrs. J. N. Saunders, presiding. The ‘speaker was Dr. L. D. Alderman | of the Bureau of Education, who gave an interesting talk on “Training Chil- dren in Forming Good Habits.” Miss Burke, the principal, also addressed the meeting on the same subject. Mrs. Sheridan Feres was appointed chair- man of & committee to revise the con- stitution. Mrs. 8. W. Allen was made chalrman of a committee to select a sultable prize to be given to the class having the best representation at the monthly meetings. The Brightwood Park P. T. A. will meet at the school tomorrow at 8 p.m. H. C. Clark will speak. All parents and those interested in the Gasque elective school board bill are invited to be present. Fourteen girls and boys from the Edmonds_School enjoyed a personally conducted tour Friday afternoon un- | der the leadership of Mrs. Schmid and | Mrs. Wiles of the Edmonds P. T. A. They visited the Congressional Li. brary and Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The Halloween party given by the | Edmonds P. T. A. to grades six, seven |and elght October 30 was reported a success. Various prizes were awarded and games played and refreshments served. Mrs. lllam Wolff Smith alk on “The Flag” to the 3 B classes at the John Eaton | Tuesday afternoon. wve a and chool The Seaton Parent-Teacher Asso- | clation met Tuesday afternoon, the | president, Mrs. Charles H. Magill, presiding. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter addressed the meeting. The Lucrela Mott Parent-Teacher Assoclation met Tuesday in the as- sembly hall. The principal, Miss M. L. Washington, presided. Vocational ance was discussed. Miss L. Ran- ph, principal of the Margaret Mur- ray Washington Vocational School, told of the work done by girls who had been misfits in the eraded schools | An invitation was extended to attend | the exhibit to be held at the school | December 17. The next meeting of the association will be held December 1. Mr. Parks, principal of the Phelps Vocational School for Boys, will speak and Miss Randolph has been invited to repeat her address. Y. W. C. A | In charge of the world fellowship { committee, of which Mrs. William | Adams Slade is chairman, a special fellowship _service symbolizing the program th Young Women Christlan A fon | e w ke place at urch of Epiphany at o'clock this after noon. | The flags of the nations in ‘ ich the Y. W.| JJc. AL s repret| sented will be car- | ied by Girl Re- | serves in the pro- | essional which is | to open the serv-| lce. | Epiphany's full in attendance. The ! Phillips, D. D., will read |a service appropr! 1@ occasion {and the organist the music of other nations. 1 | Members of the board of directors | | of the association will appe: at the! | head of a processton of 300 or more representatives of the committees o management, chapters throughout the city, the secretarial staff, the educational department, the Eliza- | beth Somers residence, the industrial | clubs, the department of young busi- ness and professional women and | the international clubs. These groups {are requested to meet In the Sunday { school rooms of the church at 3:45 {o'clock this afternoom. The service this afternoon offictally opens the Washington assoclation’s | observance of the world's week of prayer. Speclal world fellowship | events have been arranged for the| | noon hour every day this week the headquarters building. Mond service is to concern the assoclation’s work In “Africa” and is to be in charge of Miss Minnie V. Sanberg |and Miss Edith L. Dawson: Tuesday, “The Americas,’ Miss Mignonette Buckingham and Miss Marian Casey; Wednesday, “China,” Miss Salda Hartman and Mrs. Helen Wells Fid- ler; Thursday, “Australia,” Miss Mary J. 'Wright _and Miss Myrtle Henry. riday, “Europe,” Miss Marlon R. | Miller and Miss Marion Meigs; Satur- | day, “Europe,” Miss Jane E. Blinn jand Miss Hattle P. Anderson. The | | public is Invited to any of these serv- | ices. d MRS. W. A. SLADE. |chotr will be i 1 | ‘ ‘ | | | - Members of the Y. W. C. A. are tn vited to attend the third of a series | of free lectures under the auspices of the Booklovers' Club Monday at 8| p.m. at the Business Women's Coun | cil House, 1229 Connecticut avenue. | | The eubjects for discusslon this week will be St. Gaudens and John Singer Sargent. Mrs. Willlam Hamilton Bay |1y, who recently returned from Eu rope, will speak to the Booklovers on | the fourth Monday in November. Among committes mestings sched- | uled for the week are the member- ship-recreation committee, Miss Tlena | | | | | R L WHO IS THE KING | WHO WEARS THIS CROWN? THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NOVEMBER 8, 1925—PART 1. Balley, chairman, at 7 p.m. Monday; the house committee, Mrs. Edmund Platt, chairman, Tuesday; the re ligious education committee meeting for the first time with Miss Minnio V. Sanburg, new secretary of the de- partment; Mrs. Harry E. Hull, chair man, Wednesday, at 1:30; the Eliza- beth Somers committee, Mrs. Wood- bury Pulsifer, chairman, . Thursday, at 10:30 at the Elizabeth Somers resi- dence; the industrial committee, Mrs. Albert H. Putney, chairman, Friday night, at 6:15, to hear reports of Camp Nepahwin delegates; the finance com- mittee, Mrs. John T. Schaaff, chalr- man, Friday, 12 noon, Miss Gertrude Ennes, house director at Elizabeth Somers, and Miss Mary J. Wright, rooms registry secretary, will attend & conference of residence and service department secretaries, from neighboring cities, at German- town, Pa., Monday and Tuesday. Ten more women can be accommo- dated in the homemakers' gymnasium class, which meets Tuesday and Fri- day mornings, from 10:30 to 11:30, ac- cording to Miss Marion Meigs, physi- cal director. The class devotes one- half hour to swimming and one-half | hour to work on the gym floor. In honor of new girls who have come to the city this Fall, members of the group of young women employ- ed in homes who meet every Thurs- day at the Y. W. C. A, will serve tea Thursday of this week at 4 p.m. All new girls in the city are invited. As a special world fellowship week teature, the young business and pro- fessional women's department in regular meeting Tuesday night will hear Hua Huang, secretary to the Chinese legation. Mr. Huang will speak on ‘“The Business Woman in China.” Members of the Women's Trade \gue and of the industrial t of the Y. W. C. A. will dinner Thursday at the A. to hear Miss Mary Dunn, of the Chinese Students’ y one outside of these two groups may attend by registering be fore Wednesday night with Miss Salda Hartman of the Industrial de- partment. departme: at W C presider League. A 95 PER CENT OF TEACHERS JOIN NEW ASSOCIATION Approximately 95 per cent of the teachers in Washington's white junior high schools have joined the newly organized Junior High School ‘eachers’ Assoclation, it was an- ounced last night by the organiza- tion. he Hine, Langley and the Co lumbla ch have 100 per cent mem. berships. Mrs. dent are B. J Miss Clar s K Florence N. Cornell fs presi- the association. Other officers Hottenroth, vice president; M. Byrn, recording secre <ate M. Gibbs, correspond- Skehan, trea The association, its announcément | satd s to be of vital value in pro- moting fellowship, in securing re. edial me ires in increasing eff-| | ciency, and in introducing up-to-date methods {n the junior high school svs tem. The next meeting will be held Jant of the BEST! Ir you love HER—she is worthy of the best—and that’s a BuLova Warca. ‘We have a wonderful se- lr.ct:ckm of these famous timekeepers, ranging in price from $25 to $1500. M ke solid white gold case. hand carved: 15 jew- i BULOVA movement . $37.50 14 kr. solid white gold case, begutifully hand carved; 15 jewel BULOVA $40-00 Mawy other BULOVA watches—all stylesand shapes from $25 to $2500 The Store of Service D. J. Hughes Jeweler Nattonal Theater Bullding 1325 E Street N.W. 2 Open a Charge Account | READ TOMORROW’S PAPER Delicious, Crisp Mammy Lou Peanut Brittle Pound box. Fresh, Crispy Brittle, filled with rich roasted Virginia peanuts. 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