Evening star., 1923-02-04


being. enjoying the society Of others.
, interested In his neighbors and COM
panions and feeling a desire for civic
activities, the schoolhouse 10 open FOR
the benefit of the community. About
five years ago this movement started
! in Washington. although. In some
cities OF the United States. the pub
lie school centers had already become
part of the school system.
Many neighborhoods took advantage
| of this opportunity. formed associa-
tions and asked that their schools oe
service of officials and janitor help In
order to use the buildings FOR meet
4 tngs OF clubs, groups and associat.ons
at night or at times other than schooi
| periods.
! supervision of an executive, VINO
| keeps a strict oversight as to the ae-
| tiyitfes and the affairs of the center:
An advisory committee. composed os
members OF the community elected
at the annual meeting, confers Win
| secretary. ,a,d
! The open meetings, which are heio
! in some center once mohtn, W
! others but four times year. are oa
value. as they CIV give an nasishIbporhood IIp1l,od the
4 needs of the center. the inanclai re-
norts, Of the clubs or groups, ana 10
receive, by the advisory conmt..ee t,,a
! and the secretary. suggestions iro"'
| the nighborhood .,,s ,neet
Ing there will be a speaker OF note.
! ar a program of local talent, as IN
case Of the meeting held at the soutHic
| east center recently; ,,,n .ne nrogram
! clubs cooperate by giving d p,Os
nionned bv their dramatic leader. :,
wee meetings are instrumental IN
rnmo1,nr neighborly understanoiIis
az to them come citizens p,o on
of creed and business ir nWn school
| low An evening in their own ee
| house. u.hru-
ary 10.
c..@r.l High. 18th and .CllIto,n
..reats northwest: Today-Comnu uni, III
~ music. under the auspices oi
Community Music Associatioh Mvron
pm, MondaywsohnIg W. shIgsten fen Society Of
fine Arts. pm; Young Women en-
Hebrew Association gymnasiu'n Of
7.30 pm. Thursday-"The Maklhs ~.
Emerson" by Bliss Perry wasIi uur-
ton society Of Fine Arts. pm hui hur-
ricans club. 1880 PM; Naomi gym
PARK view. Warder and Newton
streets northwest:Wed Wednesday.el loi,,
instruction (two classes, unoeI direce ene
4
tor Of music public schools. 3Io pm
and 4:I5 pm. Friday-Boy SCOUTS
7:a0 pm.; Park View Athletic Clup'
7:3o pm: rhythm for girls eight TO
twelve years old, 1880 pm; rhythni'
children, 3:15 pm.
| johnson Powell. HAT pidSe aiiu
Lamont street northwest: TUESDAY.
Three classes in French. beginners
advanced and intermediate. 3:lo pm
violin class; s:lS pm. inulsaacd adSaaSed
, rhythm class. AIS pm; violin in
struction (two classes). under the
supervision Of E. n. c. Barnes direc-
tor of music. public schools 3:15 pm;
advanced French. 3:15 pm: express
sion and dramatics. 3:15 p.m:: the
Argyle Athletic Club will give a
dance at PM; Scout Troop, No. 49,
1880 PM; organization meeting or
Star celebration. pm. Saturday
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association.
8 pm: Gov. Thomas Welles Society.
IS pm; Argyle Athletic Club, 1880
pm; Perry. Preps' Athletic Club, 1880
pm.
East Washington. 7th and c streets
class, 7:so pm; Keokuk Athletic
Club. 7:so pm; Capital silsnts Ath- til
bian Athletic Club. pm; basket ball
Band, 7:3o pm. Wednesday-Epworth
%oIts BASKET A'b.te ball team 1S SRi1, Rm Gao Ep
Millinery and Dressmaking. Club.
1880 pm. Thursday-Boys' Independ--
ent Band: pm: Community Social
Club. $3.50 p.m.: Community Orches-
7:3o pm; Boys Independent Athletic
Club. PM; violin instruction two
classes). under E. c. N. Barnes,
public school director In music. S:15
pm FrdayMRhythm RoSa Club ci0b for Gris s:so
pm: Boy Scouts. No. SO: Boy Scouts.
No. 81: violin instruction under the
supervision of E. c. N. Barnes. dfrec-
tor Of music. publie l!sn schools s:1S Pm;
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
ems Gymnasium Club, pm; French.
advanced; 1880 pm: Spanish; begin saa
$3.50 pm: Millinery and Dressmaking
Club. 1870 pm: Capital Athletic Club
and basket ball team, pm: the Peo-
ple's National Opera, pm; library
open for reading and reference pm; Pm
p.m.; Spanish. beginners, 1880 pm:
Spanish, advanced. $3.50 pm: milli-
merry and dressmaking, 1880 PM; Dra-
matte Club for adults. pm; choral
iS p.m.; Lonesome Club, PM; Colum-
bia Athletic Club. pm: Peoples
National Opera, s p.m.: organization
meeting Of a Ave hundred club pm: Pm.
pm: Girls Scout Troop. No. II. $3.50
p.m.; Wilson Normal Midget Athletic
Club, PM: Wilson Normal Junior
Athletic Club, pm; Perry Prep Ath-
prviding dressmaking and millinery.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. will con-
tinue provided the enrolment is suf-
ficient. The Reople's National Opera
Company is rehearsing for operas to
be given in April. Preparations are
being made for a special meeting on
February IL in celebration Of Lin
coins birthday, known as Log Cabin
night. All interested in basket ball
are invited to the games that are be-
Thomson, 18th and L streets north
west: Monday-Psychology Club. 1880
PM; China Painting Club. 1880; Fill
ing Association, s: violin instruction
Of E. N. c. Barnes, director of music,
public schools, $3.50. Tuesday-West
Virginia State Society. pm: Wash
ington Opera Company, 1880: dress
making u.s. spani1h' Sioih bsslnnsGs
(three classes), under the supervision
of E. N. G. Barnes. director Of music.
public schools, $3.50. Wednesday,
| February Z. Arkansas State Society. s
; pm; Esperanto Club; 7:so; Columbia
1880: plain sewing. $50; violin in
| struction (three classes). under the
supervision Of E. N. c.. Barnes. in
structor of music. public schools,
ciety, s pm; Washington Opera
4 Chorus. 1880: dressmaking, 1880; lee
ture and class in sociology, Mrs. Anna
T. Renshaw, leader, s; Gaelic, 1880;
violin instruction (three classes. un-
instructor of music public schools