Evening star., 1923-02-11
AT the Community Centers

The community center department OF
the public schools IL encouraging the
clubs in the various neighborhoods by
providing means Of entertainment and
education through the use Of stereopti-
cons and moving pictures. Many OF
tho centers owning stereoptcons rnd
the slides provided by the department
advantageous in their club work.
The boys Of the Park View Athletic
Club and the Boy Scouts of the Park
View Center are cooperating in a Sc
ries Of talks on nature study and his
tory to be held In the library Of the
school on Friday nights. Mr.. Walter
Harvey, the leader Of the athletic group
has provided lecturers Of note for some
of these occasions, while on other oc-
casions members Of the two clubs will
public speaking.
The Miner Normal Center 10 holding q
series of educational moving pictures
for the benefit of the children and their
entertainments are greatly appreciated
the auditorium being crowded each first
Friday of the month.
Log Cabin night. February IL. cele-
hrating Lincoln's birthday anniversary,
will be an opportunity for a lecture with
nal Center. to which the public is In
sited. The Wilson Normal Center is
| also to have moving pictures as part OF
the visual educational series beginning
February 16.
During the week some Of the centers
will receive the beneflt Of local talent.
The Petworth Center is to give a dra-
matte performance. postponed from Jan :
uary because of the illness of many of
Spell Of Christmas" directed by Mrs.
Alice Torbert. At the Cleveland Phelps
Center there will be recital featuring
]. Stanley Brooks, tenor, in which many
Of the talented people Of that community
will take part.
Activities for Week Ending Febru-
airy IL.
Central High, 18th and Clifton streets
northwest-Today. community music
under the auspices of the Community
Music Association of Washington. d.
c. SIS. Monday, the Flonzaley Quar-
tet, under the auspices OF the Wash
ington Society OF the Fine Arts, 8;
w. Y. II. A. gymnasium class. 7:3o'
Tuesday, "Nibelungen Triology, ex-
planatory recital by Walter Damrosch,
under the auspices of the Washing
ton Society Of the Fine Arts. Thurs
day, European Influences" by Royal
Cortissoz. under the auspices or the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts;
Huricanna Club. 1880; Naomi class.
gymnasium, $50.
East Washington, 7th and c streets
southeast-Monday, violin instruction
1.-TWO classes). under music depart
ment. public schools, 3:1o; Ameri-
canization class, 1880; Keokuk Ath-
letic Club, 1880; Capital Silents Ath-
letic Club. $50. Tuesday. Arabian
Athletic Club, Z; basket ball games.
:: Boys Independent Band. 100:
Wednesday. Epworth basket ball
ir
club 5su tsrs}. aSs} $50. NpTS5" The Mi'insry nsy
and Dressmaking Club has been dis
banded until the spring season. be-
ginning in March. Thursday, Boys
cial Club. $50: Americanization class,
1880; Boys Independent Athletic
Club. I; violin instruction two
classes), under the music department
of the public schools. $3.50. 4:3o. Fri
day, Rhythm Club for girls. 1880: Au-
Troop No. SO. Boy Scout Troop No.
81, 1880: violin instruction, under the
music department of the public
schools $3.50: library open each even
ing at 1880.
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest-Monday. Log Cabin
night. celebrating Lincoln's birth
Gymnasium Club. s: French. ad-
vanced, 7:3o:. Spanish. beginners.
7:30: Spanish, advanced. $40;
Capitol athletic and basket ball
team, Z: social dancing class. s; So
cial Dancing Club, 8. The library
open for reference. The Social Danc-
ing Club will give a valentine party.
French, advanced. 1880;
Spanish, beginners. 1880; Spanish, ad-
vanced, $40; Adult Dramatic Club. 8;
choral unit OF Federated Catholic
Aiumnae. s; Lonesome Club, 8; CO.
lombla Athletic Club and basket ball
games. :; the Peoples National
Opera S. Friday. free moving pic
lures. S: Girls Recreation Club, 3:15;
Girl Scout Troop, No. H.. $50: Will
son Normal Midget Athletic Club. Z;
Wilson Normal Junior Athletic Club.
s; Perry Prep Athletic Club. s.
PetwOrth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest-Friday, Girl Scouts, 7:15;
Brownies. 7:15: Boy Scouts. 7:3O: vio-
lin instruction two classes), under
the supervision of the director of
music, public schools. 3:15. 4:15, A
dramatic entertainment. a Spell of
by the 8B class, recent
t