Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
At the Community Centers

Mrs. L w. Hardy, acting general
director of the community center de-
partment of the public schools. en-
tertained and instructed the COM
munfty center committee of the Dis
trict Public School Association, of
which Mrs. A. w. Miller Is chair
man, with exhibits and an illustrated
review of the community center work.
The meeting was held in the Franklin
building, Wednesday, November IA.
After explaining the financial sys-
tenn Of the department and the
method OF making application for the
community use of school buildings,
Mrs. Hardy exhibited more than fifty
slides representing a small number of
the activities.
She also explained the three kinds
OIL organized groups, represented In
the centers; first, the groups pro-
NOTED by the executives of the CEN
second. clubs, already organized,
meeting regularly in the centers,
thus becoming affiliated with the
community center department; third.
Organizations that make application
through the community center de-
partment at the Franklin building
Tor special uses of school buildings.
A six-week course in safe methods
OF automobile driving is being given
at the Mckinley High School and the
Dunbar High School each Tuesday
night by the Washington Safety
Council, OF which William f. Ham is
president and w. Graham Cole is
secretary. The public is invited to
attend the classes.
Central High. 18th and Clifton
streets northwest. Mrs. Marie Moore
FORREST, executive and pageant di-
rector.
Today-Communfty concert, pre-
sented by the Washington Community
Music Association, Robert Lawrence,
director.
Tuesday. November 2o-The Federal
Employees Union will hold a mass
meeting.
Wednesday,, November 81 The
Washington Society of the Fine Arts
presents the first OF the literature
course. THE Amateur Renaissance in
Our Theater," by Walter Prichard
Eaton, at 8 pm. The Young Wom-
ems Hebrew Association basket ball
team will be in the gymnasium from
to 1880 pm.
Thursday. November 22-The Wash
fngton College Of Mnsic will give its
thirty-fifth public concert. at Sis
pm. All departments of the college
viii be represented on the program
Friday. November 23-The commu-
nifty center department of the public
Schools, in the first concert of the
students concert course, under the
management Of Mrs. Wilson Greene.
presents Nine. Frances Aida, prima
donna soprano, metropolitan opera,
at $3.50 pm.
Wilson Normal. 18th and Harvard
streets northwest. Mrs. Ida L. keb-
Ter. executive secretary.
Monday, November ia class in
music appreciation will be held at
315 pm. Girl Scout Troop, No. -,
viii meet from $50 to 80 pm The
Capitol Athletic Club meeting from
to $50 and the Princess Athletic
Club meeting from $50 to 10 pm.
Will occupy the gymnasium.
Tuesday, November 20-The second
year spanish class and tho women's
gymnasium class meets from 1880 to
$50 pm. Basket ball practice. I'M
der Miss Marie Ready, will be from
nasiunl class and the basket ball
practice are designed for correcting
FAULTS caused by poor posture in
women. All who are interested are
invited. Social dancing instruction
class viii be at pm. Particular
attention is given to correct position
correct steps and dance etiquette
The public is invited to join the class.
Adult rhythmic dancing instruction
class for beginners at pm
Wednesday, November 21-Kinder-
garten Club in rhythmic dancing at
3:l5 O'Clock.
Thursday. November 22-Second-
year Spanish class. 1880 to $3.50 pm;
dressmaking, 1880 to $3.50 pm; Will
son Normal Community Players, s to
10 pm; Columbia Juniors to s pm,
and Atlantic Athletic Club, to pm
Friday, November ga new recre-
alton club for girls meets at 1870 pm.
The athletic clubs meeting during the
evening arc the Columbia Midgets,
the Rialto Athletic and a practice
basket ball group. The Junior Social
Dancing Club will meet from to
1890 pm. The visual instruction
program. at pm. will be on Hol-
land.
East Washington. 18th and East
Capitol streets southeast. Mrs. L. w.
Hardy, acting general director. execu-
tive in charge. assisted by Mrs. Z.
Scott. >On Tuesday nights the activi-
ties will be in the cd Eastern High
School They will include the Boys
pendent Club and dance by the Com
munity Social Club for young people
Thursday. November 22-The Com
munity Social Club at will meet in
Athletic Club will meet in the gym
nasium from $3.50 to 10. The Aurora
Athletic Club will occupy the gym
nasium from to $50; the Epworth
Athletic Club will be in the girls
gymnasium from to $50. 1t will be
followed by basket ball practice from
$3.50 to 1920. The millinery and dress
making classes will be from 1870 to
$50. This activity is open to the pub
lie. The Community Orchestra will be
in the music room at s.
There will be a special Community
music concert featuring interesting
numbers presented by the Community