Evening star., 1923-01-21

The best women's colleges OF the
country have rhythmic dancing and
many private studios here teach 1t.
Through the community center rhyth-
mic dancing classes girls and women
can get this training near at home
for 20 cents a lesson that would cost
81 or more in a studio. thereby saving
both time and money.
Classes are held in the Wilson Nor
NAL, Thomson. East Washington Park
View, Johnson-Powell and other CEN
ters.
The Johnson-P5weil.c center will give
a recital and demonstration of work
the first term of the rhythmic and
oppression classes on Friday Janu-
ary 26, pm.
Under the leadership of the director.
Miss Florence j. Fenton. the rhyth-
mic dancing class will give an IN
terpretation of Beethoven's "Minuet.
Herberts Petite NalSe' and an en-
semble dance. The following VIII
Cironcke. Edith Davis. Elizabeth Lom-
bard. Alice Hunter. Patty Joyce Gnd
others.
The expression class. under Mrs.
Dorothy Primm. director. dramatizes
stories that are told or read. No
of the Goth the group will dramatize
the story of Little Red Shoes the
story of which they have studied for
about two weeks. and also Will eX-
press a story, unknown to them.
which will be read that evening.
Among those taking part Will be
Z. Howell, L. Edgerton, L. Green
halgh. S. Solomon. G.. Geddes. G. Wag-
ner A. Tharin. c. Loffler and others.
Activities for the Week Ending
January -.
Central High. 18th and Clifton
streets northwest: Sunday. January
o1-Community music, under the aus
pices CT the Community Music Asso-
riation OF the District of Columbia.
Monday. January 22-The Flonzaley
Quartet. under the auspices OF the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts.
Saturday. January 27-At the request
of Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. president
"f the District of Columbia Congress
Of Mothers. the general director OF
the community center department
announces the mass meeting In the
interest Of bettering school condi-
tions in our National Capital The
public cordially invited to attend.
Petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
Scouts. 7:15 pm: Brownies. 7:1o: Boy
Scouts. 1880: Dramatic Club eighth
B grade). $50. Post office open daily
am. to pm. and to ..
East Washington. eth and c streets
Americanizatio Club, 1:30; Keokuk
Athletic Club. 7:3O: Manhattan Ath-
letic Club. 7:30. Tuesday. January "a
Arabian Athletic Club. !; Community
Social Club. $50; Boys INDEPENDENT
Band. 1880. Wednesday. January "a
Epworth basket ball team tmenl. Z;
Epworth Athletic Club (girls). $50;
Millinery and Dressmak Club. 30.
Thursday. January 25-Boys Inde-
Club, $50; Community Orchestra,
7:30: Americanization class. 1:S0. Fri
day. January 26-Girls' Rhythm Club.
$50 pm: Aurora Boys Club. $50:
Boy Scouts. Troops SO and 81, 7:S0.
Library will be open each evening
Trinidad. 9Th and G streets north
east: Friday. January 26-Boys'
Basket Ball Club, pm: Boys Nolley
Ball Club. Z; Boys Juvenile Club, q;
Boy Scouts.
T.. V Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest: Mon
day. January 22-French classes. 3:1o
and 4:15 pm. Tuesday: January %
Rhythm classes, 3:15. Thursday. Janu-
ary 25-French classes; s:15 and AIS.
Friday. January 26-Rhythm classes,
3:15 and AIS: scout meeting. 7:30.
Presentation OF Clarence" by McKin-
ley Technical High School pupils.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest: Wednesday. Janu-
ary 24-Rhythmic dancing class. 3:15
pm. Friday. January 26-Boy Scouts,
1:30: Park View Athletic Club, 7:30;
rhythm class for girls. 7:3o.
Southeast. 18th and G streets south
east: Thursday, January 25-Country
Dancing Club. S pm. Friday. Janu-
AIRY Pa meeting for adults The
: business meeting of the center Will
be followed by a talk on the correct
dress for school, business and pleas
ure. with living models. by Miss A. T.
Buchanan. and by Brewing of the
Brains" and "a Scene from Breezy
Point by members of the Pollyanna
Dramatic Club. s pm. Boy Scouts,
8 pm. Winton Athletic Club. s pm.
The Junior Dramatic Club and ehe
Johnson Powell, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest: Monday.
January Especial meeting. express
sion class. 3:15 pm. Tuesday, Janu-
ginners. intermediate and advanced,
, to pm; violin class. 3:15 to 4:15.
Wednesday,, January 24-Reh earsal
for program January Is, 3:15. Thurs
3:15: advanced rhythm. 4:l5. Friday,
January 26-Closing exhibit of first
term. expression and rhythm classes,
$50. Saturday. January 27-Boy
Scouts Troop 30, Argyle Athletic
Club. Perry Athletic Club. Children'ss
dance for young people of the COM
munity, 1880 pm.
Thomson. 18th and l. streets north
west: Monday. January 22-Practical
Citizens Association. pm; china
painting pm: filing association
lecture, 8 pm. Tuesday. January 23
Washington opera chorus, 1880 pm.
dressmaking. 1880 pm: Spanish. fad-
vanced and beginners, 7:15; Gaelic. s
M IDa f1oy otntf Srfvf .,
Carolina State Society. s pm; Ka-
mawha Athletic Club. 1870 pm; Es-
Deranto Club, 1880 pm; plain sew
ing, $50 pm; woman's drill team, 8
pm. Thursday. January 25-Parent-
teachers meeting, 7:3O PM; Wash
making, 1880 pm; Gaelic, 1880 pm.
Friday, January o6-War mothers
meeting, pm: children's vocal and
dancing clubs. 1880 pm; Boy Scouts.
pm; French. 6:15 pm: Spanish, 7:15
pm. Saturday, January .-27-Chil-
dren's Dramatic Club. 9:45 am; prac-
tical course in public speaking and
physical exercises for women and
girls. s pm.
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest: Tuesday. January
23-Women's Gymnasium Club, 5
p.m.; French. advanced. 1880 pm.
Spanish. beginners, 1880 pm; Spanish
advanced, $3.50 pm; Capitol Athletic
Club and basket ball team. Z pm.
social dancing class. 700 p.m.: sociaI
dancing club. 8 pm: library oper
for reading and reference. z pm
Thursday, January 25-French. ad-
vanced, 1880 PM; Spanish. beginners
1880 pm: Spanish, advanced, S:3e pm.
Dramatic Club. s pm; Short Story
Writing Club, 1880 pm; choral unit o.
Federated Catholic Alumnae.
pm; Lonesome Club: 8 pm: Colum
bia Athletic Club and basket bal
games, pm.
Friday, January 26-Girl's Recrea