Evening star., 1923-05-13

iiuHily ceHteT Is assisted Dy an du-
visory committee. The regulation
reads: Each community secretary
shall be assisted by an advisory COM
mittee. which should consist of one
person from each citizens association
of the community. one person from
each parent-teacher organization of
the community, the principal of the
school used as the community center
and two other members at large
elected by the community"
Many of the centers are preparing
for the election of the members at
large, and before the centers close
for the season. at the end of May, the
interested citizens associations and
parent-teacher organizations Will
have designated their representatives,
in order to conform to the rule of
the board of education.
Some of the centers will hold the
election of the members of the advis-
ory committee at large in conjunction
with an evening of entertainment
or with a business meeting of the
center. notices being freely dis
tributed in the neighborhood stating
the object of the meeting.
The advisory committee meets at
the call of the secretary when Sug-
geStionS as to the business and the
activities OF the center are needed.
The following regulations are also
made by the board of education:
The advisory committees for the
Central High Community Center and
the Dunbar High Community Center
shall consist of the chairmen of the
local advisory committees. with The
following additional members: The su-
perintendent of schools, on the recon-
mendation of the general director, shall
appoint six additional members to the
Central High Community Center ad-
NiSory committee and two additional
members to the Dunbar High Com
munity Center advisory committee.
The advisory committee for the
Central High Community Center and
the advisory committee for the Dun
bar High Community Center shall
together form an advisory body to
the general director. to be known as
the community center council. sub
ject to the call of the general direc-
tor.
Activities for Week Ending May 10.
Central High. l1th and Clifton
streets northwest-Today. the Wash
inston Community Music Association
will present program of music and
community singing i'll celebration of
Mothers day. The vocal soloist.
Miss Ester Melick. prize winner in
the best singers contest, will sing
Mother. My Dear" The community
songs will heseelected in honor of the
daN.
Thomson. 18th and l. streets north
weSt-Monday. Practical Psychology
Club. s: violin instruction. department.
of music public schools. 3:15. Tues
day. Delaware State Society. Wash
;ngton Opera Chorus. advanced and
beginners classes in Spanish. and
Gaelic club. s: dressmaking. 1:30: Z:
violin instruction. music department.
public schools. 3:15; cornet instruc
tion. music department. public schools.
3:1j. Wednesday. Esperanto Club.
1:30: rehearsal of Columbia Players.
80: plain sewing. $50; Women's
Public Speaking and Rhythm Club. S.
The Junior Dramatic Club. under the
leadership of Mrs. Hadley. is prepar-
ing three one-act plays. The Mary
land State Society will have a dis
cus@ion on the absent voters law.
Il. d. Blackstone. president Of the
society. Will preside. s; violin inStruc-
tion. music department.. public schools.
3:1o Thursday. Gaelic Club. sociology
lecture and club meeting. Illinois
State Society. S: violin instruction,
music department. public schools. 3:1J.
Friday. Children's Dramatic and No-
cal Clubs. s: Boy Scouts, 1:3Q; Span
ish class. 7:15: Spanish reading circle.
Sea Scouts. s.; cello instruction. music
department. public schools. 3:I5; vio-
lin instruction. music department.
public schools. 3:15.
PetwOrth, Sth and Shepherd streets
orthweSt-MondaN, violin classes.
music department.. public schools
3:15: Tuesday. meeting of the Pet
worth Citizens Association. =. Thurs
day. under the auspices of the Home
and School Association of Petworth, a
luncheon will he served between -
and ]. Parents and children are
invited. If the weather is fair. the
luncheon will be served on the school
playground. if stormy. the school
lao 4 Of
women under the chairman OF the
executive committee. Mrs. X. S. Hart
vii, be in charge. The proceeds will
provide basket ball and other equip
ment. Friday. psychology class and
lectures. 7:30: Girls Dramatic Club.
I: Girl Scouts. Brownies. 7:15. The
Boy Scouts have discontinued their
meetings at the school building. but
will hold outdoor meetings until the
fall
Southeast. l1th and q streets south
east-Tuesday. violin instruction. mu-
sic department, public schools. 3:15
Thursday. Country Dancing Club. 3.
Friday. the dramatic group will ie-
hearse,. S: Freckles Club. 1:30: Win
ton Athletic Club. Pollyan1la Club. s:
Junior Game Club, Boy Scouts, 80;
violin instruction. music department,
public schools, 3:15.
.JOhnxOn-POwelI. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest-Tuesday
instruction in French for beginners
intermediate and advanced classes
two classes in violin instruction. be-
ginners and advanced. 3:15. Wednes-
day. rhythm instruction. advanced and
beginners classes. 3:15. Thursday.
social dancing instruction. 3:15: vio-
lin instruction. music department
public schools. 3:1o. Friday. French
instruction for beginners. interme-
diate and advanced classes. 3:15 to
II
Athletic Club. Henderson Athletic
chora7 @ @ society. 7s6 anu The . stereop1i. ieaSah.
con Lecture will be on France" fol-
lowed by I, - eact play by the French
class. entitled "Schoolroom Play"
The play will be in French, preceded
by explanations in English. Satur-
day. Argyle Athletic Club. Hobart
Athletic Club. Mt. Pleasant Athletic
Club. girls play group and boys play
group, 7:30. The Saturday Night Club
will hold it's last dance of the sea-
son. s. The girls. who have assisted
the secretary of the center in the
visual educational programs. will
present an "all countries evening"
of dancing. songs and recitations in
the costumes of the countries they
represent. The music will include the
national hymns of the various coun-
tries.
The johnson Powell advisory COM
mittee at recent meeting decided
to hold the election of the delegates
to the advisory committee at an open
meeting about the middle of June.
after the close of the center's activi-
ties.
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest-Tuesday. Social
Dancing Class. to $50: the Social
Frankli,, Square