Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 41

The Force-Adams Parent-Teacher ‘Assoclation held its last meeting for the school year June 7 at 3 p.m. The | pupils of the June graduation class | presented a program. Dana Dawes, | son of Vice President Dawes, in be half of his s thanked the asso-| ciation fc its interest and many s throughout the vear and ox-| ed the appreciation of the chil- | He closed by extending an | invitation to the graduation exercises 0 be held June 23 at the Church | of the Covenent as voted to subseribe toward | nd for making Mrs. Giles Scott life member in the Woman's City ( It was reported thut $89.60 had Lem colected by the school for the oli Ironzide fund. Ofitvers ver Baggs, pr president; Mr rers, recording the © Rafte Mrs. Mus, secretary; retary; s hool Parent-Teacher : jon will meet Monday, June . at 315 pm. As this is the last on, a full attend- ance is requested. , All notices for this column must be in the hands of she publicity chair- man by noon on the Wednesday pre- ced: v on which publi tion . Address Mrs. J. Saunders, 3618 Porter street The special June meeting of the Dis sict of Columbia Congress of Parent- Teacher Associations in honor of the i2 presidentd of the school associa- | ons was held Tuesday in the Ten House at 11 o'clock. At a riceting of the execut to the presidents yecommended that ys the passaze of th Bl and that u of the bill « e meetin Kalmbach expla lifference be ween the two bills, after which the fresolution was unan usly passed. W TS nan urged the write prior | the board | vesolution opp policewomen’s substitution presented to S R House of Represen sassage of the elective board of edu- cation bill before Congress adjourns. | &1 o asked the Parent-Teacher As- roclation members to attend the ses- sion of Congress in a body to demon- | Ktrate their desire to have this b} Andrew Stewart, H\Mnh(‘lhhu\i man, presented two membership | yrizes, one. to the John- | 1-Powell-Ba ion for rship during 5 Manley, the president of this essociation. received it for the organi- zation. The other prize was a silver Joving cup. which is given each year o the organization which has had the Yiest . representation at the monthly aneetings of the congress. TI vas pr ent-Teacher ain_ in Pa the greatest the vea | became tmittee, Mrs. Louls Castell Teachs ssociation, for that ass - tion. The cup was presented by Adolf Kahn, who announced he was ready to donate another cup next r, the permanent pr monds. Mr: Brown, his- an of the read a brief history of tHe past year, I' D. Dlackistone, the treasure My Randall of the shoe and rubbel means chairman, and Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff of the social hygiene commit- | tee made repor The Summer round-up of pre- school children has been indorsed by | the school officials and they are making every effort to assist the Parent-Teacher Association in this work. Dr. Ballou, superintendent of | schools, has written a letter to the parents of pre-school age children which will be distributed to the par- ents of the children who will enter the first grade next September through the supervising principal of each division. Each of these letters will contain a pre-school examina- tion blank on one side of which ques- tions concerning the child’s physical condition are to be checked by a doctor and on the other side ques- tions on habits, such as sleep, exer cise, food, personality traits, ete., are to be checked by the parents. Mrs. G. W. Lady is the chairman of this work for the District and she asked each president to ve school take up this work Congr Heights ~ Parent- Association held a school lunch Thursday to raise funds to carry on it work for the school. At 3 o'clock on the sume day the | children of the school gave a pageant in the school nds. which was prepured and directed by the teach- | ers. The Teach: The J. R. Keen Parent-Teacher Association held the last meeting of the year 'Tuesday night. There was a program which had been prepared by the teachers, one feature of which was a pla “The Wily Jack: the parts were taken by the pupi The children of the school wrote, directed and acted three short pla ration of Independ- was presented with a basket of fi and flowers. Mrs. Morris, the pro dent of the association, was pre- sented with « basket of flowers. The Bradley Parent-Teacher Asso- ation met June 3 at the school th the president, Mrs, C. P. Lei- shear, in the chair. Yearly reports ad. The annual treat of ice ream and cake to the school chil- dren was voted. The Kindergarten Band furnished the program and the new instruments were which had been donated by the oclation. Summer res! Lodge, a | professional | Vacation dence for women. : son Tues( the ludge, located in o e Va., off the highway,| ‘he business girl an oppertunity ng in the country during the Summer, while still within commut ing distance of Washington. The re cent addition to the lodge I to accommodate Rising will be Reservations jon desk at| ot | business and will begin its made infor headquarters, 614 F 3 Kendall Green. Mre. Allan B. F byt # o the board of | entertained members directors. the sec other friends at noon in_honor of Tierbert Day of Fulto Mo. Pay was formerly president of the local Y. W A. Mr. and Mrs. Day motored from Fulton fng to spend several weel ington. The Spring banquet of the business | end professional women's department, | held Tu. : at the Biue Triangle | Hut, was @ max to the Winter's uc Miss Mildred J Bartholow, chairman of the deba ment, was toastmistress. Mrs. T Brown, president of the Y. W. ¢ pnd Miss Hettie P. Anderson, general . opened the program with rds of welcome. The following guests extended greet ings: Lient Mina Van Winkle, presi- dent of the Soroptomist Club; M John Capers, president of the Quota Club; Mis: rtlett, president of the Zonta Club; Mrs. M. Offenberg, residopt of the Y. W. L Rrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, national president of the League of American Pen Women, Other guests were Mrs. €. K. Berryman, Miss Elizabeth Dean, | Miss Bisniche Halbert and Miss Elsa | erson i Do 1. Berryman delightfully entertained the idience with an Hllustrated talk on cartooning. Robert Lawrence, jr... violinist, played “Song of Indi by Rimsky-Korsakow, *‘Medit: net, an Mr. Lawrenee was mother, Mrs. Robert Lawrence. cluded in the musical program quintet of business s who “Swing Song” b lerie- N. sang Lohr. Five of the eight clubs, comprising the business and professional women’s | department, ann; the following mnewly elected offic Of the Amicits Gertrude Strong, dent; ce Shannon, vice president: | Hendrick, recording | Wright. cor responding Olive Kep- hart, treasurer, and Mrs. Bulah James, Council Representative. The Premiere Club has Miss Lucy Holland s president; Miss Hertha Kuemstead, | vice president; Miss Orabelle Williams, gecr@lary, and Miss Valia Shaw, treas- urer. The Tip Top Club, Miss Florence Lamke. president; Miss Ricker, vice president; M Smoot Braden, Margaret Do Wohelo Club, ) president: Mis: vice president; M secretary, and M urer. The Hitika Club, Miss Anna Ma- rie Clarke, president; Miss Selma Steiner, vice dent; Miss Barbara ! Joseph, secretary, and Miss Kathleen Clotherty, treasurer. The building committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred E. Wright, 2134 Wyoming avenue, tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. . The general eduction committee, of which Mrs. Allan B, Fay is chairman, will meet at 614 E street, tomorrow at 5 pm. 1 The rooms registry committee will / jmeet Tuesday, 10:30, at 614 1 street, with Mrs. Herbert C. Woolley pre- siding. Miss Elizabeth Eastman,.first vice president of the board of directors, will entertain the board at a lunch- eon at her home, 2266 Cathedral ave- nue, Thursday. Preceding the lunch- eon the monthly board meeting will be held at 10:30. Miss Eastman will conduct the third of a_ series of group discussions on the' subject of “Integration of Mem- bers” at the weekly staff meeting, Tuesday morning. Miss Hastman is following the same method in her dis- | cussion as was used at the recent biennial convention. Miss Saida Hartman, Industrial secretary, announces the following activities in her department for this week: The Greek Club will hold a ~ secretary secretar sixteenth sea-|d " | in the Lee House Friday night elected iness meeting Wednesda 614 B street. Mrs. Victor president. The Thursday Afternoon Club of this department will hold a | wimming party at 614 I street. executive of the ent, has left for vacation in California. Migonette O. Buckingham, execu- t of the business office, will spend the rest of June in Michigan. Miss Bessie Brown, office secretary, leaves tomorrow for a motor trip through New York State and New England. WAR MOTHERS ELECT MRS. ALIENE ANTHONY She Fills Vacancy as Third Vice President—Fete to Be Held Tuesday. The District of Columbia Chapter of American War Mothers at a meeting Mrs. Aliene Anthony third vice presi- dent, to fill the vacancy recently made by the death of Mrs. Clara C. Walke: Mrs. George on Seibold wa chosen chairman of a committee a ted to draw up resolutions to be | presented at the national board meet- | of the organization in Thermop- | Wyo., July 14. Mrs, Eleanor (. | president of the District of Columbia Chapter, and Mrs. Eugenia re to represent the local body in Wyoming. Mrs. Eugenia Godfrey was appointed chairman of a committee on by-laws. Announcement was made that a fete will be held on the grounds of 1906 H street Tuesday and that vet- erans of Walter Reed Hospital will be guests of the chapter on an ex- cursion to Marshall Hall, Md., June 21. The Modern Classified Section between the “want ad” cata- logue of other days and the el ed section of today. The former contained; mostly a list of people seek- ing help or situations and the location of rooms and houses for rent, thereby hav- ing only a limited interest. But the classified section of today s alive with propo- sitions of interest to every- ;. 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