Evening star., 1923-11-11
At the Community Centers

ry for children of the lower grades
VIII be at a:l5 The second year
dressmaking class will be held from
The Wilson Normal Community
Players Play Club desires members. This
c!nb under Mrs. a. z. Postums lead
fers an excellent opportunity for dra-
matio instruction to mon, as we'll as
to women.
Thursday. November 15-The Co.
lumbia Junior Athletic Club will meet
at 8. 1t will be followed by the At
1antic Athletic Club at and practice
games In basket ball from 3 to IO:3O.
Friday, November I6-The Junior
Club. high school boys and girls
group: will dance from to 1890.
practice in the gymnasium: The CO.
lumbia Midgets. from to 8, basket
ball practice group, from s to 8; the
Rialto Athletic Club, from to 10.
The visual instruction program will
have as its subject Travels in Scot
land"
Johnson-Powell. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest. Miss Marie
M, Ready. community secretary.
Tuesday. Noyember is-The French
meet at s;Is. Rhythm for children
THURSDAY. November 15--Rhythm
for small children. from to years,
Friday. November ls-French class
at 3:l6. The class in expression will
meet with Mrs. Albert T. Bogue at
3:l6. Mr.. +. A. King will lead tho
Boy Scouts, Troop No. 40, at 1880.
Tn9r o9 sIh Of the HniisS prosram sr, "a
at 8.
Saturday. November 1.-THE
dance Of tho Saturday Night Club
and the business meetings of athletic
groups will be from 1880 to 1890.
Park View--Warder and Newton
streets northwest. Mrs. G. S. Keiser,
community secretary.
Wednesday. November l+-Rhythm
dancing at $50: violin classes for be-
ginners and advanced pupils at 3:I5
Friday. November l6--The Park
View Athletic Club. the Boy Scouts
and the Park View Midgets will meet
at o'clock.
tion will meet on Tuesday night, No
vember l3, at 8 o'clock. The Mothers
Club of the Park View center is con-
templatins equipptng an emergency
room that will bc useful in cases OF
illness or accident.
Pe,worth. 9th and Shepherd streets
community secretary.
On Wednesday, November II, at s.
the Petworth Players will meet at the
home OF Mrs. L. P. Jones. 1920 New
Hampshire avenue. The educational
give a luncheon in honor Of DIR. L.
G. Kim ball and the teachers of the
school. DR.. kimban has been trans
ferred to this division recently as su-
pervising principal. 1t will be held
at noon Thursday. November Is. in
Friday, November 16-The follow
ing clubs will meet from 1880 to
1890: The Dramatic Club, the Brown
les. the Girl Scouts, the Boy Scouts.
and the Psychology Club.
Southeast--Hine Junior High School.
7th and streets southeast, Mrs. NJ.
w. Davis, executive secretary.
Monday, November 1.-THE gym
nasium will be open for practice In
basket bali. One Of the groups meet
ing will be the Trinity Athletic Club.
Tuesday, November. 13--The South
east Citizens Association and the ad-
visory committee of the Southeast
Community Center invite the adult
former pupils and interested friends
of Mrs. Martha J. Peabody TO a recep-
tion in her honor. In gratitude for her
long and efficient service f. the pub
lie schools OF the District Of Columbia.
The reception will be in the Tyler
School, 11th and G streets southeast,
tTolIl .oU 10 ~.
Friday, November IS. the Rhythmic
Dancing Club will meet at Z. The
dramatic class will meet at s. The
Country Dancing Club will meet from
5 to 1880. Boy Scout meeting will
be In the Wallach School from 7.s0
to 10.
Saturday. November II. the Polly
anna Club will meet from 1880 to 8
for athletics in the gymnasium. The
business meeting Of the club will be
held from 8 TO 10 in a class room.
An athletic group will practice bas-
ket ball from . to 10:30. The Public
Speaking Club will meet from to
10. The. club is divided into two
classes. A and B, for the better or
ganization Of the work, giving
greater opportunity for personal in
struction, by Mrs. A. T. Renshaw.
The subject for the evening is. An
Advocates Plea"
An organization meeting for a
course in dramatic art for adults
viii be held in the auditorium q. s.
Caleb w. OConnor. principal OF the
o'Connor School of Expression. will
introduce the instructor. Miss Helen
Marguerite keister, who will explain