The Washington herald., 1920-11-02
WHAT'S GOING ON
IN CIVIC CENTERS

The Elizabeth V. Brown Commu-
.uity Center, Connecticut avenue and
Mckinley street. Chevy Chase. will
be open at ) o'clock this afternoon
Tor Children's study in French and
dramatiCs. Each OF these clubs has
an enrolment of twenty for period
of one hour. The secretary, Miss
Sidney Robert. is arranging to in
crease these classes to a member
ship. of thirty.
The Readers Club will rehcarse
lat the General Civic Center tonight
from Z to S o'clock in the audi
torium.
The organ recital and election
returns makes a double attraction
at the General Civic Center, Central
High School, tonight The returns
will be the Associated Press reports
and will be announced as fast as
they come of the wire. Between the
announcements musical numbers
will be rendered. The organ recitai
by Miss Edith b. Athey, of the mu-
| sic department of the Public Schools,
will take the character of Scandi-
navian night and will include the
! following numbers: String trio
Violin, Arsenic Ralon; cello. Walter
Nash; piano, Norman Stockett;
Scandinavia program: organ COM
positions by Grief, Sinding. Kjerulf
Soderman, Ole Bull and Siberlius;
strings, Trio Op. AZ, Gade. The
doors will open at 6:45. The general
public is invited free Of charge.
/ French for children at ais this
afternoon at the Johnson Powell
Community Center. At 1880 p. m.
the dressmaking and sewing clubs,
French and Spanish clubs will meet
in regular session. At $50, instruc-
tions in rhythmic dancing will be
taught.
Tonight the following clubs will
meet at the East Washington Com
nunity Center at 1880: Dressmakine
club. Boy Scout Band, Carbery Boy
Scouts, Troop 81; millinery club
The Community Social Club will
meet at $50.
The domestic club will assemble
at the Wilson Normal Community
Center tonight at 7:30; the advanced
French club opens at 1880. the be.
ginners' French club at $50.
The following officers were elected
by the Lonesome Club" at its last
meeting on October 81: Harry II
Green, president; w. +. Stout, frs
vice president; Mrs. c. Schlobohm
J second vice president; Miss Mary II
Toomb. secretary; Jessie p. Davis
treasurer; Miss E. P. Burden, direc'
tor; Miss L. Bailey, pianist.
, The two Spanish clubs for begin
, 'ners and advanced students arr
, making splendid progress at the
Thomson Community Center, Twelfth
49, oct h
clubs meet tonight. the beginners a
/ 7:15 and the advanced at Sis.
The dressmaking and milliner!
, clubs meet tonight at the Thomson
. Community Center. Shorthand die
tation begins at z o'clock on Tues
| day evenings.
, The conversational Spanish club
, with n native teacher from Porte
Rico, will meet tonight at the Mine
[ Normal Community Center. Georgi'
, avenue, Fairmont and Harvar'
streets northwest.
r Registrations are still open at tn
Miner Normal Community Center
for conversational French, HON
: nursing and dietetic clabs, stor.
! telling and supervised study.
The Cooperative League, whicI
| accommodates patrons of the beaut,
| parlor and barber shop, will b.
| open tonight from to 1890 at tn
Garnet-Phelps Community Center.
r Manicuring. hairdressing. hom
hygiene and women's athletic club
are open for registration at tn
I Dunbar Civic Center First and
q streets northwest.
o The Birney Community Choru
: will practice. tonight at the Brine,
= Community Center. Nichols avenu
and Howard street southeast
: The Douglas Cooperative Leagu
E and Southwest Civic Associatio
}, will meet tonight at the Randa,
! Community Center, First and
=. lstreets southwest. The followin
I social and educational clubs vii
, meet at the Randall Center tonigh
!. from s to 1880: Community chorus
: boys athletic club. chair canin
class, French, literary society,