Evening star., 1923-10-28

munity Orchestra viii. hold a re-
hearsal at pm
Thomson. temporarily at the FRANK
I'm School building. Due to the re-
pairs of the Thomson School the
building cannot be used at present.
For this reason many cf the state So
cietles that have met regularly at
tue center during past years and have
animated with the Thomson Com
n1ay rn1anlty Center are meeting in other
nave had to be eliminated.
Menday-The Practical Psychology
Cimo VIII meet at 7:30 pm.
Iuesday-The Gaelic Club. will meet
meet at 7:15 and SIS. The washing
Ton Opera chorus will rehearse at
pm. Prof. Anne Tillery Renshaw.
leader of the public king class,
announces that the class is open to
both men and women. This class is
Tree TO the public.
"wednesday - The woman's drill
team at pm The Esperanto Club
VII! meet at pm.
w dnsursday lIsy = The soloists of the
meet to be rehesrsed by Director
Edouard Albion. All interested in
amateur dramatics are notified TO
meet the secretary TO consider the
.t, .tp[iiline OF committee to promote
tne organization of an association to
sLimulate dramatics in Washington.
Ihe Spanish classes Will meet at 7:I5
and at Sis. The Gaelic Club viii
meet at SIS.
Bfrney, Nichols avenue and Howard
street southeast.
Monday-The Junior Dramatic Club
VIII meet a 3:15 with Mrs Emma
Lee Williams. director and teacher.
fnFsIcal training as a founda tion for
dramatic training will be given, in
ciuding foundation forIgesture, train
ing IN voice work, proper breathing
exercises and lessons to help secure
stage presence. The rhythmic dane ]
ing class Will meet at BIS. to be IN
structed by Miss Ruth Atkins The
Choral Society will meet at s, Miss
Edna T. Gordon, leader. This society
VIII conduct community singing be-
ginning November from 1870 to
pm. Other clubs meeting at on
Mondays are the Ladies' Progressive
Club. Miss Minnie Smoot, president:
Needlecraft Club. Mrs. Z. Clark, pres
ident. The Progressive Club will hold
Halloween party for the purpose of
making money TO buy garments for
needy school children.
Friday-Rhythmic dancing and the
Junior Dramatic Club will meet at
3:15. The Whiting Club. B. Brown,
leader, are making ornaments and
useful articles for Christmas gifts.
Ball Club and the Anacostia Athletic
Club, coached by Moses Hawkins,
Will meet at 8.
Miner Normal, Georgia avenue and
Fairmont street northwest.
Friday-Choral Club, Mems Current
Event Club, Dramatic Club for young
people, home nursing and first aid.
classes, Women's Neediework Club.
Social and Athletic Club for Girls, Boy
Scout Troop will meet at pm.
Love3oy, 18th and D streets north
east.
Thursday - The following groups
will meet at p.m. The Buffalo
Athletic Club. Earl Williams. leader;
the Belmont Athletic Club, z. Fl.
Whitaker, leader; the Home Eco
nomics Club, led by Mrs. A. NJ. Cobb;
the Handicraft Club, the community
singing group and the East Wash
ington Male Chorus. leader. Mr.. Sar-
dis Washington. On Thursday after
noon. there will meet, at o'clock.
the Handicraft Club and the rhyth-
mic, dancing class. The Handicraft
Club is making baskets and crocheted
and knitted garments Tor the needle
work guild
Saturday-The Bestyette Club, the
Boy Scouts, the once-a Week Club,
Girls. Arts and Crafts Club, Girls
Athletic Club and the social dancing
group will meet at pm. The eve
ming. will start with community
singing. The girls of the Bestyette
Club entertained their mothers with
a program of music and recitatfons
yesterday. DR.. Dismukes addressed
the members of the Once-a-Week
Club at their last meeting.
West Washington Philips School,
9th and n streets northwest-A
large group of girls has been organ
lied by Mrs. c. B. Knox. to meet each
Thursday afternoon. They receive in
struetion for half an hour in per
Gus divisions of the group will then
meet to work at various handicrafts.
including dressmaking, doll making,
knitting and millinery. A lCleff Club,
for piano study. will also meet.
place northwest.
Friday-The Girls Song, Club will
meet at 1880 and the Choral Society
will meet at s. The Girls Song Club
is under the leadership of Miss 4.
Gordon, who instructs the pupils in
note reading The Home Economics
Club will meet to sew and make over
used garments for needy children at
S pm.
Today-Community Center Band,
the Post Office Employees Associa-
the Post Office Employees Union, the /:
Busy Bee Club, Socrates Debating Club
at pm.
Tuesday-The following groups will
meet at 5 pm: The Amphion Glee
Club. the military class. the Socrates
Athletic Club, the La Sale Law Club,
the Dressmaking Club.
Thursday-The following groups
will meet at 8 pm: The Independ-
ent Club, the Woman's Exchange.
the Douglas League, the Dressmaking
Club, the Community. Center Band.
Mount Calvary Commandery drill team,
basket ball team, millinery and
beauty culture class. The Industrial
Art Club, Mrs. c. B, Knox, leader,
will make teasel work
Friday-The Western Association.
La Sale Law class, dressmaking class
at s pm.
Saturday-The center is open in the
morning for the enrolment for men,
bers of the rhythmic dancing class
and the printing class.
Burrville, Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast.
FridayAYoung Mems Art Club at
nm. University Club at s pm. In
dustriaI Art Club, s pm. The Los
Rositis Club will give Its first enter
tainment of the season.
The community secretary, Mrs. c. b.
Knox, has been appointed by Mrs.
Susie Root-Rhodes, supervisor OF
playgrounds to take charge of the
playground activities of the Burrviile
School.
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