Evening star., 1923-12-16

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the need and de- 2
6ires of the neigh MRS l. c. KEBLkR
borhood were for
recreational and civic activities. she
organized and became executive OF
the Wilson Normal Center. AS much
depends in the work of the COM
munity centerS on the efficiency OF
the club leaders, Mrs. Kebler ex-
presses her appreciation of the lead
ers OF the groups at the Wilson
Normal Center, mentioning these few
who are handling the largest ac
uVfties: Mrs. A. h. Postum. organizer
and leader of the Community Players;
Miss \. NJ. Ready, in charge of chill
dren's dramatics and women's phys
tcal ucational groups, and Miss
Stella Goodnight, instructor in social
dancing.
The advisory council that confers
with the executive as to the affairs
OF the center has the following mem
bers: Herbert l.. Davis. a member of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
Clatlon, representing the Ross School;
Miss Anne NJ. Goding. principal. Will
son Normal School: Mrs. f. c. Snyder,
delegate from the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association; Mrs. Herman T.
Hunt, representing the Monroe Home
and School Association, and two
nembers elected by the community.
Mt A B. McCarty and Mrs. r. V.
Walker.
Varied and special programs for the
Soihihs months are being arranged
by Anne Marie Howard, director of
visual instruction. Travelogues for
the AmericaniZation students. state
programs for different state societies.
prog ans of foreign lands. folk songs
ana dances in conjunction with the
talks on slides will be given
IL is hoped that the work arranged
IN thls correlattve way will not only
maze the programs more attractive
ana instructive. but that il will do
nluch I" foster d closer relationship
between our foreign friends and our
schools. "
:, central High. 11th and Clifton
Today = Washington Community
Music Association concert, = Rehear-
sal or the music and lights for the pa
Eeant The World and the Way" in
the afternoon
Tuesday-District of Columbia De-
partment. American Legion. Speaker
United states Senator Magnus John
son. Inc George Washington Univer-
10 1890
Wednesday Society of
me me Fine Arts presents +. Charlton
hIack: lecturer, on shakespeare in
L-e twentieth Century" S:15. Ath-
letic Association, first period; Young
Women's Hebrew Association Athletic
team, second period.
roi, SaIuFday interdenominationai
geant, The Word and the Way"
East Washington, 17th and East
Capitol streets.
Tuesday nights the activities are in
the old Eastern High School: tn
schedule is as follows: The Independ-
1nt Athletic Club is at Z. Boys Inde-
pendent Band at 1:30 and the Com
munity Social Club at $50.
Thursday = New Eastern Higi
School. Aurora Athletic club. :. an
Apache Athletic Club. s. In the girl
gymnasium at : Will practice the Ep-
worth Athletic Club: at $50 theEuto-
pia Athletic Club will start practice
The East Washington community Or
CheStra will meet in the music room
at S, the dressmaking and milliner!
classes are in the domestic art room.
from $50 to l0:30
Petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest.
Mrs. Agnes McElroy, the community
secretary, announces that the post
a m. to pm. every day. She urges
that the public mail carly in the day
es owing 70 lack Of approximation n
increased help has been allowed.
Tue*uay-l'etwoJi VII Cit .. AsS'
Methodist Church. Grant Circle. The
bus ,i.r - mt-Lti}- v IA wed
& program Of music by Frances Gu
telfuS
Friday-Girl Scout Troop and thu
dramatic class Christmas entertain
ment. to which the community is in
Sited.
Parkview. warder and Newton
Mrune esday-Rhythmic dancing for
children and violin instruction, 3:l'
to AIS.
an entertainment in celebration OF
Christmas. Meetings of Park View
Athletic Club, Boy Scouts and Wom-
ans Club, The community I se6retarI 6n,taa
week the center will not be open a.
the floors of the schoolhouse are be-
ing resurfaced.
Wilson Normal. 18th and Harvard
streets northwest:
Nonday-Capitol Athletic Club, tt
$50; Princess Athletic Team. s;SO 70
ff@P"fi which the public is invited. pm.
TUESDAY Meeting OF the r secont
year spanish, class San I;5o to so wGmdn basHe
Ball practice, S:3o to $50. All WON,
an who desire exercise to correc'
faulty postures are invited to joir
this class. Social Dancing IluD, III
struction in dancing. to g. followe
by practice in dancing, 3 to 1890
adult rhythmic dancing instruction
class for beginners. to 1890.
ednesday-Rhythmic dancing CLUB
for children, 3:l5.
Thursday-Second year Spanish
class, 7:30 to $50; dressmaking class,
7:3O to $50; Columbia Junior Athletic
Club, TO S: Atlantic Athletic Cub y
10 8; Wilson Normal Community Play
ers will meet with the IeadeI, a.. ;.
A. E. Postum, to 1920.
F'rida Wilson Normal School girls
will have a play in the auditorium, 8:
Girl Scout Troop No. IL and the new
ly organized Boy Scout Troop. under
Scoutmaster Hunt, meet at 1880; Co
lumbia Midgets, basket ball. 1880 to
8: Junior Social Dancing Club. to
1880.
Thomson. temporarily al the Frank
lin building, 18th and K streets:
Monday-Gaelic Club, 1880.
Tuesday-Washing Opera Chorus
will rehearse at s; beginners class in
Spanish, 1870; social study class. 1880
TO $50, followed by the public speak
ing class, $3.50 to 1890.
Wedne nesday-Esperanto Club, open
to all who wish to join, 1880; women's
and girls drill team meet, 8.
Observation-Disclosures for the Wash
ington Opera Company, soloists and
chorus, 8: Gaelic Club. s: Spanish
class for beginners. 7:15, and the ad-
yanced class in Spanish, Sis; the
Snanish Reading Circle, 8.