Evening star., 1923-10-14
At the Community Centers

r1itte6 to the rhvthmic dancing class
and dramatic cl8ss on Friday nights.
Following the meeting Of the Polly
anna Club will be an athletic club, not
yet designated.
The public speaking class for
women will meet In the auditorium
at 2 pm. This class is fortunate in
having as leader Mrs. Anne Tillery
Renshaw, A. B.. who is we'll known as
q teacher of expression.
Tho Hine Junior High School is
open for clubs needing classroom ac-
commodattons on Saturday nights
from to 1880.
The Southeast Citizens Association
executive committee and n committee
from the Southeast Confer held a
joint meeting Monday, October s, to
plan for a reception in honor of Mrs.
NJ. J. Peabody, recently retired prin-
cipal of the Tyler School, 20 be given
some time in November. The interest
OF the former pupils of Mrs. Peabody
is asked to honor this community
worker after fifty-three years of serv-
ice In the public schools.
Petworth, Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest. Mrs. Agnes McElroy, COM
munity secretary.
Frank, principal of the Petworth
School. will address the educational
committee of the Woman's Club on
THE Practical Application of Intelli-
gence Tests" Members of the club
are invited; Meeting at the Petworth
Tuesday, October 16-The Petworth
GERS: The meeting will be at s.
Friday. October 10 - The dramatic
Scouts at 7:3o. the Girl Scouts at
7:15 and the Brownies at 7:15. The
Psychology Club will meet at 8.
Johnson-PoweII.-H place ard
Lamont street northwest. Miss Marie
NJ. Ready, community secretary.
Tuesday, October Is - Rhythm in
struction under Miss Florence Fenton
for children from seven to twelve
years at 3:15, and violin instruction
at 3:l5.
Thursday. October IS - Rhythm in
struction for children from three 10
seven years, at 3:15.
Friday. October 10 - French class
pm. a special program will be given
under the direction of Miss Anna
Marie Howard, the visual instruction
director.
CIeveIand-PheIps. Sth and T streets
northwest, Mrs. j. L. Layton. exec
utive secretary-This center will
be open three nights each week, with
the following clubs forming part of
the activities: Amphion Glee Club
will hold meetings on Tuesday nights,
on Thursday nights the Community
Center Band. the Douglas Club. the
South Carolina Club, the Alabama
Club and the Industrial Club will
meet. The Sewing Club will meet
three times a week. on Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. The
Busy Bee Club will be on Tuesday,
afternoons, and the Boys Social Club
Will meet ON Thursday afternoons.
Sunday afternoons will be gatherings
of the Community Center Band, Post
Office Employees Club and the Post
Office Association Club. Registrations
for clubs are continuing. The sched-
ule Will be complete in few days.
Lovejoy. 18th and D streets north
east-Mrs. r. j. Gray, exec
utive secretary-This center includes
in it's club meetings the East WASH
ington Male Chorus. the Buffalo Ath-
letic Club, the Mems Civic Club, the
Visual Instruction Clubs will be
formed throughout the year. On
Saturday evenings there will be
meetings of scouts and athletic
groups.
BurvilIe. Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast. Mrs. c. 3.
October 10. Young Mems Athletic
Club, Mothers Club. Citizens Asso-
citation. at s. The Citizens Associa-
tion is to meet to consider the plac-
ing of night schools in the neighbor-
hood. The Girls Thrift Club. the
Young Girls Social Club and a
chorus for both young men and young
women, under the leadership of Miss
Ella Washington, will meet at 8. The
Mississippi Club will have its first
organization meeting of the season.
Miner Normal. Georgia avenue and
Fairmont street northwest, Miss y.
NJ Quander. community secretary.
Friday, October 10, classes in home
economics. home nursing, first aid
and dietetics will be organized. All
interested are asked to register.
The following clubs will meet at s
pm.: Mems Current Events Club.
Women's Needlework Club and social
and athletic clubs for girls, Boy
Scout troop. The gymnasium will be
open for children.