Evening star., 1923-11-11

The community center department
of the public schools announces a
course OF twenty lectures. free to
the public. on religious pageantry and
drama, by Marie Moore Forrest, the
pageant director OF the community
center department, to be given at
the Franklin building. Mondays, from
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock. beginning De-
cember 3. -
The course will include lectures
and informal talks on the simple
eoucational. dramatic. service. the
general organization for the pageant,
costumes, lights and music, making
use OF the church and school audi
.osium n IN an Inexpensive manner, the
many other phases of the work i'm
teresting and profitable to teachers
dramatic leaders, pageant directors
and community executives and work
Central High, 11th and Clifton
streets northwest-Mrs. Marie Moore
Forrest, executives secretary and
pageant director.
sunday. November 1.-THE Com
munity Music Association. with sing
Robert lawrence, 8 pm. The doors
:. Monday. November 12tThe Wash
sngtsn Society. of the Fine Arts pre-
senss sea the en- New York, symphony Or
auctor; the Park view Athletic Club;
the second period, the Mount Vernon
Place Athletic Club.
Wednesday. November II, the
WASHINGTON Society Of the Fine Arts
isy on Tutankhamenn an tho recent
discoveries In Egypt. The Young
Eomen's Hebrew Association Athletic
Club will be in the gymnasium.
THURSDAY. November 16, the Com
EunHy Music Association will pre-
Guiding the Army Band, and dances
arranged by the Estelle Murray
School of Dancing.
ON Friday. November 1S. there will
be grand opening for community
building. The program viii include
community singing, dances and other
Thomson. temporarily at the Franklin
building. 18th and X streets northwest
-Hrs. A. c. Driscoll. executive secre-
Monday. November 1.-The Prac-
tical Psychology Club will meet at
1880. The Gaelic Club will meet
at 3.
Tuesday. November ts-The span
ish classes will meet at 7:15 and at
ingtsn Opera Chorus will be at s.
The: dramatic coach, Miss Dillon. OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company
will:train the members OF the chorus
ard ahe soloists. Edouard Albion has
done. on Saturdays In preparation for
the opera Madame Butterfly" The
public speaking class that meets each
Tuesday night at $50 has a club
formation. The officers elected for
Shaw, president; Mrs. Sadie Haskell.
vice president; Mr.. Charles A. Hall.
secrefary-treasurer. Mrs. Anne TIL
lery ttenshaw is the instructor. The
class is open to men and women. The
Franklin Thomson ParentT Teachers
Association will meet at s.
Wednesday, November 1.-THE
womaR's drill team, the Esperanto
Club and the Spanish Atheneum will
be he'd at g. Interesting programs.
with speakers from the Latin Ameri-
ca n countries, have been arranged by
the Spanish Atheneum for the season.
Thursday, November 15-The SOLO
lists of. the Washington Opera Associ-
alton giil be rehearsed by Edouard
Albionz The Spanish classes will be
held az. 7:l5 and Sis. The Gaelic
reading circle will be at S.
streets: northwest Mrs. Ida e.
kehler.: executive secretary.
Monday, November l2-rnusic ap-
preciatLon class: s:l5. Girl Scout
Troop, NO. II. at 4 pm. At pm
will meet the girls athletic clubs
The Capital Athletic Club will be i'll
the gymnasium from to $50. The
Princess Athletic Club will be from
S:30 TO 40.
Tuesday, November IS - Social
dancing anstruction at will be under
Miss Stella Goodnight. This class is
for adults. Particular attention is
given ts correct position, correct
steps and dance etiquette. All in
terested are invited to join the class.
Rhythmic dancing instruction class
for adults, Miss Florence Fenton, in
structor. will be at 5. The instruc.
ton is fer the beginners in rhythm
work. The gymnasium corrective
posture class, with Miss Myra VI.
Ready. leader. will be from 1880 to g.
The instruction is to be followed by
basket bail practice, with the same
leader from 9 to 10. Tho second
year Spanish class will meet at 1880.
Wednesday, November Il, a. class
in rhythm, folk dancing and pageant