Evening star., 1923-02-18

Many strangers finding their way to
friends of their old home and feel a
desire for acquaintances and friends
other than the circle that their work
or church affords.
The community centers welcome the
stranger. The Community Singers at
she Central High School express this
welcome with a ''Howdy Song" AL
houSh no welcome song greets the
stranger at the smaller centers, he Is
y made to feel at home. If through
error he remains unnoticed, it is the
wish of the general director OF the
community center department that
he seek the executive Of the center to
De introduced to those who wish to
be friendly.
IA few lonely people formed the
lpIclcus Of club at the Wilson Nor
NAL. These people feeling the need
IF relaxation and wishing to give
pleasure to others formed this group
Of lonesome people.
The Lonesome Club. of which j. II.
Monk is president, has grown from
small group to a group no longer
lonely, that is almost too large for
its home. The members play games.
c1tc rtain, dance and get acuainted.
0;tll their activities being under the
supervision of the executive of the
entertain, dance and get acquainted.
celebrate the birthday of Washing
ton.
Tho Country Dancing Club of the
Southeast Center IS ready to initiate
The stranger into the mysteries of the
old fashioned dance, which is care
FULLY supervised by the activity
leader
Other ccntcrs have various groups
willing to make friends. If the
he can probably find 1t among the
community clubs. If not. he can at
least get acquainted. form his own
group and ask the general director
OF the community center department
at the Franklin School for a place
for his desired activity.
Activities for the Week Ending
February "a.
Central High Today. community
music, under the auspices of the
Washington Community Music Asso-
ciation. s. Monday. orchestral con
cert. tho New York SYMPHONY Society.
conducted !! Albert Coates. under the
auspices Ct the Washington Society
Of Fine Arts. 4; gymnasium class of
the Young W"mcn's Hebrew Associa-
iiou.
beginners. 3:I5; French for advanced,
Alb. Tuesday, rhythm for beginners,
i:la; htauy open from 3 to D. Fri
day. rhythm for beginners. 3:15;
rhythm for advanced. 4:l5: instruc-
=, tiCn - :ncial dancing. 80; scout
- moetin" 80; library open all even
ing.
Souihs ''f---Tucsday. VIOLIN instruc-
ton. i,HNi, department. public schools,
3:1". THurs s,lay. Country Dancing
tNul. $. friday. the pollyanna Dra-
matt iIh will not meet because OF
the al. "i',r from the city Of the dra-
mat l. aGCr: the Junior Dramatic
clui WI! bold q George Washington
party GHd"r tn" leadership OF the
acti>iti,. leader. s; Freckles Club
30: II, Winton Athletic Club. S;
! Boy scout meeting. s. There will be
thC t"llyanna club will give dance
in ,e!.i-rati"n Of the national holiday
Tr:i .d-F'riday. boys basket ball
Z; B"Ns Juvenile Club, :: Boy Scouts
Z. violin instruction.. music depart
ment pu' lie schols. sis
PUIk Nirw--W ednesday, rhythmic
dancing. $50 Friday. Boy Scouts
80: Park View Athletic Club;
rhythm for girls. 7:30. Stereopticor
pictures with lecture. conducted by
Boys Athletic Club and Boy Scouts
will not be held this week. owing &c
. absence OF lecturer.
ThompsOn-Monday. Practical Psy-
chology Club. 7:S0: China Painting
Club. $780, Filing Association. s; vio-
lin instruction flour classeSl under
the supervision of the director of music
public schools, 3:15. Tuesday, Della
ware State Society. s; Washington
Opera Chorus, 7:30 Dressmaking &