Evening star., 1923-03-25
In the Community Centers

AS the community ceuter depart
ment of the public schools has pro-
vided the means for s:ereoptlcon
views the leaders and secretaries or
the centers have received inspiratio
III arranging programs of much value
and interest. The subjects If the
slides suggest lectures. songs anu
ORA ramatics. Where the Se"r"t;trj'S : o.
leaders are resUurccfUl The young
people with their PARENTS. enjoy
happy hours Many members Of tn"
community have chances. not only TO
become lecturers but to ta.,- pant
in real programs. All who can help
with these entertainments are asked
TO volunteer. There is always plenty
TO do. Thos" who can sing. PLAY.
talk. make costumes Ct have other
talents, are invited IT, let their ability
l.s known To the secretaries of tn,
centerS
AlCug this line II rntrrta ium-ut
the JOhns"n-POwtl Community CEN
ter. under the inspiring leadership
"f Mrs. +. H Hunt"", the eN,-cutjr"
seci etary. has Planned an interesting
series Of stereuUticou lectures. COM
hinrd with annropriate music. plays
and dances tDn March 10 there WAS
AN Irish evening, including views Of
ireland. irish songs. music and jigs.
the participants being in costume.
The evening nf March 23 was devoted
To a slide lecture Oh Hiawatha. com :
hin"d with Indian songs. music and
stories. Plans for the future include
Il Scotch evening with appropriate
views. Songs and dances. and Il
French evening. combined with Il
French fulk-I"r- play.
Miss Ccril T. N".tnu the G.:..r.,i
secretary Of IN, community center
dcpartmt has arranged for tn"
secretaries anu i'au.rF 8 ice a.. :'.''t
instruction rrurSr on dramati" work
N connection with the Coaching of
.Iays. story telling and short
speeches. This class will meet III
the F'ranKlin school. Fridays. be
tween II aud - am. 1t will b.. in
stlucted by caleb w. otonnor. NJ n
Because Of tn. religious holiday,
many of the centeTs viii be closed
FridaE, March 30.
Activities for Week.
Central High. 1lth and clifton
streets nnrttwcst-ToGhl. coumun
ity music concert. under the auspices
If TIL, Washington Community Music
AsSocia tiou. S:l5 rehearsal of the
Community orchestra IN the music
room :. Monday. Mr. Walter Dam
roSvh Will give l-cture-recltal, un-
Ger thu auspices uf tn" " aShhgton
society of the Fine Arts, Sis: Young
Wnmen'S Hebrew Association gylnnd
-ium class 80 Thursday. the Wash
.ngton Community Music Association
presents a concert hy TIA" Washing
ton College "f Music. S:l3: fturrica ma
,;ymua SiuIn club. 80.
Enst Washington. 'th and = streets
s9utheast M"ii;y ,,I,i'. Amsriraniza,ioi ,,lih
Boys Independent Band basket ball
group. N:3u: violin Instruction. under
the director Of muSl" ~ thr puhiit
schools, %:1o. Tuesday. Arabian Ath
latir club. 80: dls-SSmakiHS and mi
linery. 7:%": I:"yS" Independent Hand
\. "Wednesday. Acme Athletic club
:: EpUorth Athletic club for IrIF.
80 Thursday. community S"cla
club. $50: Community orchestra
Boys independent Athletic club. =;
VIOLIN instruction 1Ender til" director
Of music Of the publ" schools. %:l"
Friday. Girls Rythm club. 80: Boy
scout Troop No. -. 80: Boy scout
Troop No -, 1:3a; Southeast COM
muniLv center Pollystnna and Junior
Dramatic clubs Will hold :. rehearSaI
in the aud;torium. y ,,.
and Mex irlcy streets northwest
Monday. Frelsch for beginners, ":l0
French for advanced, i:l3. Tuesday
rhythm for brsina~!S. 3:i3; library
open 3 II, = Friday, Scout meeting
7:3o: library open AL evening
JohpSos-Pow+Il. Hiatt plac" an'
Lamont street Monday
special expression class. 3:l". tues
day. instruction in French for be.
ginncrS. :Iteriu,-listtt aud advanced
.::1s to 5.r5. violin instruction. i've
classes be<inu-rS ami advanced. 1;
20 5:I5. "Wednesday. rhythm instrnC'
ion. TWO cklsSes. beginners and adj
vanced. 3:15 to J:15. Thursday. So
ciaI dancing instruction. 3:l3: violil
instruction under the director o.
music OF the public schools. 3:l5. TIL.
EXPRESSION class will repeat for tht
benefit of tlse children Of the school
IN, dramatiEed story of Little Rec
shoes" and will express a new story
extemporaneous!y ,. The Nationa
Literary Society. Inc. Will debate th'
question. Resolved: that capital pun,
ishment should be abolished by
very civilized government ). Fri