Evening star., 1923-02-25

The appreciation of music is eX-
pressed by many groups in the com
munity centers of the public schools
From the wonderful symphony con-
certs. under the auspices OF the Wash-
ington Society of the Fine Arts, 10
the childrcn's violin instructio"
classes, under the supervision OF b''
Il. NJ G. Barnes, covers Il wide rahee
of musically inclined people All hhu-
ing enjoyment either in listening u
good music or in producing or '
striving to produce, music IN some
form.
The community singing at the Cen
trail High Community Center, unuer
the auspices of the NasnlnstGn wau
known The Community orches'ra'
also under the Washington Som
munity Music Association. at the .en :
trail High Community Center anor1s
an opportunity for musical people
. W ho play orchestral instruments 10
get acquainted during the hour ior
rehearsal before the community con-
cert each Sunday night.
The Boys Independent Band, at the
East Washington Community Center.
has membership of over 100 poys.
under the leadership of James l.. Kid
well. The Community Center Band.
meeting at the Cleyeland-Ph cen
\ ter, is the largest organization OF us
kind in the community centers. The
Amphion Glee Club. meeting regu-
larly in the same center, is one or
the best choruses in the country. 1he
Choral Society of the Birney Center
is practicing for a cantata to be gwen
soon.
The Drum and Bugle Corps. under
Sergt. Loveless, at Park View Com
munity Center is well known Boy
At .-lx- or
Eanized mems chorus of the LoveJoy
Center has prospects of bright
future.
The community opera. companies OF
the Wilson Normal and Thomson
centerS give enjoyment and pleasure
TO their members during their re-
hearsals and, when their finished pro
ductions are staged to the community
at large.
The johnson Powell Orchestra and
Choral Society and many other musi-
cal groups find convenient homes and
socia bility in their neighborhood COM
munity centers.
Activities for Week Ending March ?.
Central High SchOOl-Today, Com
Irunity Music Association of Wash
1nEton. i. c., community singing and
community concert; community or
chestra rehearsal at PM. music
room; all people who can play or
'heStral instruments are invited to
Join this orchestra. L. Is. Phillips. di-
rector Tuesday. the Community Mu-
sic Associa ton of Washington, D. G..
presents the spring recital of the
Army Music School.
East Neutrality-suspicious. Ameri-
canization class, 7:30; keokuk Ath-
letic Club, 7:30: Capital Silents Ath-
letic Club, 7:30: violin instruction.
music department public schools, 3:15.
basket ball games. I: Boys Independ-
ent Band. 1880. Wednesday. Trinity
Athletic Club. Z; Epworth Athletic
Club. $40. Thursday. Boys Inde--
pend Band. :; Community Social
Club, $50: Americanization class.
80: Boys Independent Athletic
Club. = violin instruction, depart
ment of music. public schools, 3:15.
Aurora Boys Club. $50: Boy Scout
Troop No. SO. 1880; Boy Scout Troop
No. ST. 1880: violin instruction under
the music. department, public schools,
3:15.
f. v. BrOwn-Monday. French for
beginners. 3:15; French for advanced.
4:l5. Tuesday, rhythm for beginners.
3:15; library open from 3 to .. Fri
rhythm for advanced. AIS; instruc-
tion in social dancing, 1880: scout
meeting. 1880; library open all eve
ming.
classes. beginners, intermediate. ad-
vanced, 3:15: violin class. 3:15. Wednes-
day. rhythm classes, beginners and ad-
Nanced. followed by social dancing in
struction. 3:15. Thursday. violin in
struction. music department OF the pub
lie schools. 3:15. Friday, French classes,
beginners. intermediate and ad-
Nanced, S:15; expression classes. 3:15:
Eoy Scouts, No. 40, 7:30: orchestra
rehearsal. s: Mount Pleasant Choral
Society, S: adult dancing Instruction.
3; free stereopticon lecture on his
torical subjects. 8. Saturday. Argyle
Athletic Club, S; Perry Athletic Club,
s: Hobart Athletic Club, s; chill
dren's play groups. 1880; monthly
school pupils. 1880.
park View-Warder and Newton
streets northwest Wednesday. rhyth-
mic dancing, $50; violin instruction.
music department of the public
schools. 3:15. Friday, Boy Scouts.
80: Park View ATHLETIC Club. .7:3o;
rhythm classes for girls. 7:So: stere-
club and Boy Scouts. 7:30.
Petworth- violin classes
under the director of music of the
public schools, 3:15. Friday. Girl
Scouts, 7:15: Brownies, T:l5; Boy
Scouts. 1880; dramatic club, SB grade,
Post office open daily s am. to !
pm. and pm. to pm.
Observation-Disclosures, the dramatic
clubs will hold a rehearsal in the
auditorium Of the East Washington
Community Center, 8. Tuesday, violin
instruction, under the director OF
music, public schools. 3:15. Friday
hearsal in the auditorium Of the East
washington Community Center, s:
classes in expression and games will
meet in the Southeast Community