Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 10

10 FES O ADDRESS OLDESTRESBENTS Senator Choser as'Speakef at Washington Birthday Meeting. Washing fzation, the habitants S oldest patriotic organ- sociation of Oldest In- will pay its annual tribute memory Washing ery year for ssociation of have help ipital f: of respect with This ves gram of ful commemorition has s of Ohio He will am at »on sharp with Washington. re \W. Noye president of the will preside. Washi wan of the en committee, 18 chars im. which open th an addre Theoc A, v John tion's | 1sic by the W There will Le refresh be held in the urch, at Tenth nd there will of the mem 1me place. | hundred pe expected | ticipate in U meeting The ciition meets an > hall of the old Volun House, ut Nineteenth which is too small to fate the expected attendance this vear, mbers of the and 11 accom Weds Son-in-Law’s Daughter, 15, and Tangles 2 Homes Special Dispatch to The Star. RICKSBURG, Va., Feb- i7.—When John Jett, 48 -old farmer of Stafford, mar- d Miss Anna Woodell, aged 15, Monday, he became the son-in-law of his own son-inlaw, husband of his stepgranddaughter and son-in- law of his own daughter, who be- came the stepdaughter of her own stepdaughter. Woodell, the bride’s father, now is Jett's father-in- law and son-inlaw. and steps: . law of his own daughter. are many other peculiar ships in the matrimonial tangle, which tax the brains of the geneal: ogist. Jett was u_widowe s daughter married Woodell, “also widower with a_daughter. Jett, in : Miss Woodell, completes The present . who becomes stepmoth- er-nlaw of her own father, was ried with the consent of her nt, SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York. Havana, F {Puerto Barrios,” I ankerf)ord Aurania . Liverpool. DUE TODAY. Finland s Colombo. Porto Rico Thuringia Huron A San Dominis, Feb, Aquitania " DUE TOMORROW Dante Alighis Rositna Orizaba Munargo " De Grasse, .. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926. ‘CHILD WELFARE DAY’ IS DULY CELEBRATED Twenty-Ninth ~ Anniversary of Parent-Teacher Association Founding Is Observed. “CHild Welfare day,” marking’ the twent{-ninth anniversary of the found- |ing of the Parent-Teacher Association movement, was celebrated by the Dis: trict of Columbia Congress of Parent- Teacher Assoclations in the Hamilton Hotel vesterday afternoon. Similar celebrations were hel v cities throughout the United State the home organization The parent-teacher movement, which has now grown to vast propor tions throughout the country, w founded by Mrs. Theodore W. Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, and the first | tion was known as the Can- The latter organi- p 1 founded in this city, is now known as the National Con gress of Parent-Teacher Associations. | The local Congress of Parent-Teacher | Assoclations was founded in 1905 and s known for man District of Columbi Mothers and Parent-Te tions. 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