The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
WHAT'S GOING ON
IN CIVIC CENTERS

A Halloween dancing party will be
he1. -eniug at the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Center for the chill
dren Of that community. Refresh
ments will be served and music will
be = -pished by Mrs. NJ. Stewart OF
the Wilson Normal Center. Invita-
tions will be presented at the door.
FalIo-veor Games will be a feature
Of this function. Cards have been
= ed guests. Admission
BY invitation only.
compose the pro-
gram at the Wilson Normal Com
nunity Center. The Girl Scouts will
meet from $3.50 TO $50: Boy Scouts
Troop No. 40, 1880 to $50; Boy Scout
Troop No. 26. 1880 to $3.50; Boy Scout
Troop No. 10, 1880 to $50.
The PoIlyanna and Freckies Clubs
will hold a joint masquerade Hal
loween party at the Southeast Com
nurity Center, Tyler School, this
evening, at s o clock. Admission by
invitation only.
Mrs. Allan Davis, community sec
retary Of the Southeast Community
Center. Tvler School. announces that
all community activities for this
evening will be omitted for Hal
loween masquerade party.
French for children is one Of the
popular club activities at the John
son-Powell Community Center. The
club will have a regular two-hOur
period on Friday afternoon from
3.'T 70 5:I5 TIE Friday evening ac-
-tivities for children from to 3
o. * Will include folk dancing
drills. dramatics, story telling. su-
pe-'-ie-d games. TTkelele Club.
Millinery and dressmskinG are the
practical features Of the Petworth
Community Center on Friday even
tngs. \ speciality will be made OF
E0rment finishing and of reconstruct
Ing old clothes. besides making new
ones. Miss Julia Smith will super
wise these clubs in domestic art.
The Spanish Reading Circle of the
Thomson Community Center has
CHANGED its regular meeting night
from Tuesday to Friday night. The
hours for study remain the same-s
10 1880.
China painting. dressmaking and
social dancing are going forward
every Friday evening at the Fhom-
son Community Center. Twelfth and
L streets.
The Deanwood Sewing and Handi-
craft Clubs will meet on Friday even
Ing at the Deanwood Community Cen
ter at $40 o'clock for work. The
Desnwood Language Club will also
hold a study session on the same
evening at $40.
Registrations for physical train
ing, dancing and story telling may be
made daily at the Miner Normal
The Dramatic Club for adults will
practice at the Thomson Community
Center this evening at $40 o'clock
The ChiIdren's Dramatic Club OF
he Thomson Community Center has
arranged for two periods on Friday
of each week. The first period will
be from $3.50 to 4:3O in the after
aoon and the second hour from Z
% in the evening.
Instruction In French and dra-
nattcs for children has been ar
-apEed for Friday afternoons at the
Elizabeth V. Brown Community
Center At 3 o'clock. Boy Scouts,
Troop 50. will meet this evening.
The hours for the use OF the public
library will be from 1880 10 $50
svery Friday evening.
A dancing club has been orsa-
alzed at the Miner Normal Com
nunity Center and will hold it's
frst regular meeting at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. 4 physical
raining club will receive its first
Instruction at the Miner Normal
Center tomorrow afternoon at l
,'clock. Roth clubs will be regu-
ar activities hereafter and will be
lndsr the supervision Of Miss A. ].
Turner, supervisor nf physical rec
'enti"n ~ community renters
Wnllach Boy Scouts. Troop 50, and
he Foworth Rov Scort- meet for
irill work at the Fast Washington
Community Center this evening.
Moving pictures. sDecially Sc
octed and censored, will be a para
nount activity at the Miner Nor
nan Community Center for children
friday evenings from to o'clock.
This viii be followed by sewing and
lressmakinE from to 10, conver-
'ationsl Spanish from to 9. type
writing and shorthand from $3.50 to
%, gymnasium activities from s
q 10