Evening star., 1923-10-14

TO be given. at the Johnson -RoWeii
Center, Friday evening. October 10, at
S o'clock, arranged by Miss A. NJ.
Howard, director of visual instruction,
community center department, prom
ises to be one of the most pleasing of
tho season,
A number of the beloved "Hoosier"
poets best known poems will be
risualized by persons taking the part
of the well known characters of the
different poems and pantomiming
them while several professional read
ers will render them to the musical
settings.
Angela Francesca Small will assist
with the song numbers and direct the
dance, up in Ten to Leena Land" Mr..
Raymond Dickey will be the speaker
of the evening, representing the Opti-
1t is also planned to have the In
diana State Society present, together
with other friends of Americas be-
loved poet.
Central High, l1th and Clifton
streets northwest.-Mrs. Marie For
rest, executive secretary and pageant
director, is in in charge, of this center: r:
music concert by the Community
Music Association, with community
singing directed by Robert Lawrence at
pm.
A mass meeting of the Good Citi-
zens Conference. arranged by the
Washington committee, at pm.
Wilson Normal Center, nth and
Harvard streets northwest. Mrs. Ida
E. Kebler, executive secretary.
Monday, October 15-Miss Margaret
Robinson Martin will have special
class in music appreciation at S:lb.
.nuslcal ability from the Ross
School and twelve from the Wilson
Normal will be eligible for this class.
which is the beginning of series OF
free lectures on musical experiences
through listening. thinking and ex-
pressing. Miss Martin will be assisted
by Miss Bernice Randall of the Will
son Normal School.
Tuesday, October 16. - The wom-
ems athletic group and gymnasium
class will meet at pm. Following
viii be u game of basket ball. All
interested apply at the center. Miss
Marie NJ. Raedy. leader. The second
The first year class will meet at $40.
If ten or more apply for French.
classes Will be formed. Prof. Gustave
Gambs is the instructor. The Dancing
Instruction Club will meet at pm.
with Miss Stella Goodnight as leader.
Social dancing will follow the meet
ing of the class \ class in rhythm
and bealth exercises for women, un-
, der Miss Fenton, at s pm, has been
formed.
"Wednesday, October 17.-Rhythm
dancing for boys and girls of the first
and second grades will be at 3:15,
with Miss Marie Raedy as teacher.
Thursday, October 1S.-French and
Spanish Glasses under Prof. Gambs at
7;30 and $50. The Community Play
ers, with Mrs. \. NJ. Poston as leader.
,t-t1I u
organization meeting for this season.
!, Fridav, October l9.-The Junior
Club will meet at o'clock Friday eve
uhgs throughout the season, with
complete programs; including visual
instruction and entertainments
Il V. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Virginia p: Lane. community
secretary.-The FrePch classes viii
moons at 3:l5. on Friday at 3:l5 the
rhythmic dancers are instructed by
Miss Florence Fenton. The library
is open on Friday evening.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest. Mrs. q. 5. keiser,
community secretary. - Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50. rhythmic dancing
under the leadership of Miss Evelyn
Davis will interest the children. Fri
day evenings at there will be meet
ings Of the Park View Athletic Club
and the Boy Scouts. Visual instruction
entertainments will be held on Fri
days. These programs are being ar
ranged by Miss Anna Marie Howard,
director, in cooperation with the
community secretary and the prin-
cipal of the school.
East Washington. new Eastern
High School, 18th and East Capitol
streets. Mrs. L. ". Hardy. assisted
:. by Mrs L. Scott. executives in charge.
On Thursday the millinery and dress
making classes will be from 1880 to
s:3O in the sewing room. Registra-
tions are still open for these classes.
The instruction is free under Mrs
Charles Wise. millinery teacher. The
Community Social Club will meet in
The Armory at s pm, with dancing
as the principal activity. There viii
he two periods OF athletics for men
and two periods for women. The Ep-
i worth Athletic Club will play basket
q ball at pm. The East WaShin gton
Community Orchestra will hold its
regular rehearsal each Thursday eve
ming at o'clock in the music room
Membership is open TO all who are
capable of playing in orchestra work.
East Neutrality-suspicious. Octo-
her IS, s pm. in the auditorium at
he new Eastern. Robert Lawrence
will lead community singing and di-
rect free concert program. Tues
1Ine Junior High School for the Boys
Independent Band at 7:30, under the
. leadership of Mr.. James l.. kidWell.
The Social and Dancing Club will be
in the gymnasium from to 1920,
and the Boys Independent Club will
meet at 1880. The dancing clubs are
we'll chaperoned, strict attention be-
ing paid to correct social dancing.
ThOmson.-This center is meeting
riI Of E|ra I'll hui in
18th and X streets, Mrs. a. G. Driscoll.
executive secretary. Because Of the
coltinued repairs and rebuilding of
tho Thomson School the building is
not available for community activi-
ties, and many OF the children's ac-
tivities have been postponed indefi-
1 ntely, the Franklin building being
! available for adults only.
l. Monday, October 10, the Practical
Psychology Club will meet at 7:30.
e. TUESDAY. October 16. the opera cho--
ruA under the direction of Edouard
ALBION, will meet at 8. The meeting
"f khe Spanish classes will be at 7:15
and Sis. The Gaelic Club will meet
at s8. Registrations are asked for
tho public speaking class under Mrs.
-Anhe Tillery Renshaw. This class
, wiz be open to both men and women.
n Wednesday. October II. the wom-
PMS drill team will not meet this
tvesk, as the meeting nights are each
secpnd and fourth Wednesday,. The
ESPERANTO Club will meet at 8.
Thursday. OctobsF IS. the Spanish
Glasses will meet at 7:15 and S:15.
Tho Gaelic classes will meet at Sis.
AturHe designing and interior decorat-
Angfwill be formed under the direction
NJ Mrs. Eleanor Gleason. il twenty or
Zmore register. This class will be
bpeh. to men and women.
soufheaSt.-Hfne.J Junior High School