Evening star., 1923-02-18
AT the Community Centers

ginrers. 7:15: Gaelic. 1915; violin in
struction (three classes), director OF
music public schools. 3:15. Wednes-
Kanawha Athletic Club. 1880; Adult
Dramatic Club columbia Players),
s: Esperanto Club. 1880; plain sew
ing. $50; violin instruction. director
music department public schools. 3:16.
Childrens Dancing and Vocal clubs,
1880; Boy Scouts, 1880; Boys Athletic
Club, 7:30; Spanish class, 7:15; Sea
Scouts 1880: violin instruction (four
. classes). under supervision. Of direc-
tor of music public schools, 3:15.
East Warrington. 7th and c
streets southeast-Monday, February
19, Americanization class, 1880: Keo-
kuk Athletic Club, Z; Capital Silents
Athletic Club, 730; violin instruc-
tion. music department public schools
Athletic Club, Z: basket ball games,
.; Boys Independent Band. 1880.
Wednesday, Epworth basket ball team
(men), =: Epworth Athletic Club
pendent Band. Z; Community Social
Club. $50: Americanization class.
1850; Boys Independent Athletic Club:
q; violin instruction, department of
music public schools; a:15. Friday,
rhythm class for girls, 7:30: Aurora
Boys Club. $50; Boy Scout Troop,
No. So, 1890: Boy Scout Troop. No. 81.
1880: violin instruction, under the
music department public schools,
'lS: .y Library open each evening: ~.
dancing class, 3:15; Tuesday, folk
dancing class. 3:15. These classes are
under the leadership Of Mrs. Edna
Wisewell. The Monday classes are
classes are for the children in the
! lower grades. AS many have regis
| tered. the forming of a third class is
! being considered.
Wilson NormaI-Tuesday. women,,s
vanced. 7:So; Spanish, beginners.
| $50: Spanish. advanced, $50; Capital
! athletic and basket ball team. Z: So
! cial dancing class. s; Social Dancing
{ Club. Q; the Peoples National Opera
/ ). Thursday, French, advanced. 7:30;
! Spanish, beginners. 7:S0; Spanish, ad-
| vanced. $50: Adult Dramatic Club, s.;
choral unit Of Federated Catholic
Alumnae, S: Lonesome Club. 8; Co
lumbia Athletic Club and basket ball
games. :. In celebration of Wash
| iiSton's birthday the Wilson Normal
Center will have an open house. the
various clubs participating. The
Lonesome Club will have a masquer-
adr dance, the athletic clubs will
have two basket ball games and
there will be Washington costume
! party for the children. Twenty-Five
cents admission VIII be charged to
| defray expenses, which will admit to
| all activities. Friday: Free stere-
| opticon pictures, giving story of the
| life of Washington, s: Girls Recrea-
tion Club. 3:l5: Girl Scout Troop No.
-. $50; Wilson Normal Midget Ath-
. ietic Club, Z; Wilson Normal Junior
Athletic Club. g.; {. y. Athletic Club.
5. On February 21 and February "a
! the gymnasium will be open in the
! evening for the athletic groups, ow-
ing to the great demand for gym
nasium work and the scarcity Of gym
| nasiums in this section OF the city.
The Peoples National Opera Com
pany, directed by Rollin Bond, is re-
| hearsing for a production of Faust"
in the near future.
PetwOrth-Tuesday. a mass meet
ing in the interest of better schools
Will be held in the auditorium of the
Petworth Methodist Church at s pm.
Owing to the lack of an auditorium
in the Petworth School, the center's
activities have to find space in bor-
! rOwed quarters. This meeting is held
under the auspices Of the Petworth
Citizens Association. the Home and
School Association and the Women's
club. The speakers will be DR..
! schools: DR.. J. A. Murphy. medical
Inspector of the schools. who will
speak about the prevention of the
spread of epidemics among children,
and DR.. ORourke, psychological re-
search expert, who will speak on the
value of mental tests. Congress will
be represented by a speaker of note
Group singing, under the leadership
of Miss Louise Wood, will add to the