The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
WHAT'S GOING ON
In CIVIC CENTERS

Wilson Normal Community Center,
Eleventh and Harvard streets north
west-The Lonesome Club has some
special features for tonight at 3
o'clock. All lonesome ones of the
U. S. A are invited. Activities to-
night: 1880. domestic science, un-
der direction of the night school;
dressmaking and millinery, woman's
gymnasium. library open. The Sec
retary, Mrs. Ida Kebler. announces
the elementary French club can re-
ceive several more members.
East Washington Community Cen
ter. Eastern High School, Seventh
and c streets southeast-Invites
the public to meet with the East
Washington Citizens Association in
celebration of it's fiftieth anniver-
sary in the auditorium of the East
ern High School, Seventh and c
streets southeast, tonight at 8
o'clock. Miss Van Doren will give
a lecture on 'Old Washington" ana
Will present views of the city taken
fifty and a hundred years ago. Mu-
sic will be rendered by the commu-
nifty orchestra, under the leadership
of Prof. Stopsack. The officers OF
the association are DR.. c. Z. EN-
mons. president; Mrs. w. r. Bean.
vice president; Mrs. l.. w. Hardy,
community secretary; c. Howard
Buckler. treasurer; Mrs. w. c. Scott,
delegate.
The East Washington Community
Orchestra meets in the assembly
hall Of the Eastern High School to-
night at 1880. The work of the or
chestra for the coming season has
been we'll selected, and one of the
interesting works to be studied will
be Joseph Hayden's Surprise Sym
phony. No. 6, and others of equal
prominence. The orchestra will be
under the direction of Henry E.
Stopsack. The Quentin Senior and
Marine Props Athletic clubs will
meet tonight.
Thomson Community Center,
Twelfth and l. streets northwest
The reading circle of the Spanish
American Atheneum will hold its
regular monthly literary meeting
tonight. An interesting program
has been arranged The Plain Sew
ing Club will sew from 4:30 this
afternoon to 1880 tonight. The Es-
peranto and Literary clubs will meet
at s o'clock.
Park View Community Center,
Warder street, between Newton and
Otis streets northwest-A pleasant
social evening is anticipated by the
Wednesday evening dancing club
tonight.
Southeast Community Center,
Tyler School, Eleventh and G
streets southeast-The executive
board of the Southeast Community
Association has called a session for
tonight. All members are urged to
be present. The Shamrock Athletic
Club Is a new AFFILIATED organization
Of this center and will meet on
Wednesday evenings to practice
football tactics. The Tyler School
Social Club, which will meet to-
night. invites the community people
to participate in its Wednesday
evening social affairs. Roy L.
Wolfe is president and will be glad
to enroll any new applicants. There
will be a meeting of the Progress
sive Five Hundred Card Club to-
night at 8 o'clock. Every commun-
ity resident is entitled to member
ship and is invited to enroll any
time. The farmers market will
open promptly at $3.50 for the sale
vi Idrm prOuuctS al tne Iyler
School. Fife and Drum Corps
Lambskin Club. thirty-five members,
will practice in the basement to-
night.
Johnson-Powell Community Gen.
ter. Powell School. School street.
between Irving street and Park
road northwest-The Friday Even
ing Club will present Pilgrim play
on Friday night, December 10, at
1880. The proceeds of the play will
be used for purchasing equipment
for the club. Children's clubs elo-
cution, 8 o'clock; rhythmic dancing,
fifth, sixth. seventh and eighth
grades at o'clock.
Birney Community Center. Nichols
avenue and Howard street south
east-Tonight 8 o'clock, Girls Ath-
letic Club.
!, Lovejoy Community Center,
Twelfth and d streets northeast
The Syndicate Club will give
dance on Thursday evening.
Deanwood Community. Center,
Tonight o'clock: Language, sew
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