Evening star., 1923-11-25

period of family reunion, the com
munity centers, representing the fam
lily life of the city. will celebrate tn
holiday season with fete in whicl
the local centers will unite in an en-
fun. Eight of the local centers will
participate in "A United Thanksgiv
ing" at the Central High Cente
Wednesday, November IS, at s.
The seven dramatic "Episodes.' di
rected and arranged by Marie Moore
Forrest, pageant director of the com
munity center department, tell the
stories of Thanksgiving celebrations
throughout the history of the United
States. The members of the loca
centers who are to participate nave
neighborhood centers for several
weeks under the personal superVi'
sion of Mrs. Forrest.
The personnel of the Episodes
are members of community clubs and
associations.
Central High. 1lth and Clifton
streets northwest:
Today-Community music concert
presented by the Washington Com
munity Music Association. Communi-
ty singing, directed by Robert Law
renee, 8.
Tuesday-Dress rehearsal for the
dramatic story, "A United Thanks
giving" 7:30.
Wedne. day-The community center
department of the public schools will
present "A United Thanksgiving" in
which eight of the local centers Will
take part. The doors Will be open
promptly at pm. There will be no
reserved seats. A nominal fee Will
be asked at door to pay part OF the
expenses of the pageant.
Thursday-George Washington Uni
versity VS.. Catholic University, foot
ball game. 1870 to ..
Wilson Normal, 1lth and Harvard
streets northwest.
Monday-The Capitol Athletic Club
will practice from to $3.50; the
Princess Athletic Club will be from
$50 to 10.
Tuesday-Meeting of the second
year Spanish class. 7:30: women.s S
gymnasium class, from 1880 to ., foi-
lowed by basket ball practice from 3
to TO- the Social Dancing Club will
give a dance, to which the public is
invited. from to IL; adult rhythmic
dancing instruction class for begin
ners, at 8, is still open for member
ship.
ednesday-Rhythmic Dancing Club
for children, ais.
F'riday-A new recreation club for
iris will meet at $3.50; athletic
clubs meeting from 1880 to 1890 are
the Columbia MidgetS and the Rialto
Athletic Club: Junior Social Dancing
club, to 10:30; the visual instruc-
ton entertainment will be a Thanks
giving program, 8.
Johnxon-PowelI. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday-Rhythm for children and
the French class, 3:15.
Friday-"Holland" will be the sub
tect Of the visual instruction, program
at 1880: advisory council meets at
7:3o; Boy Scout Troop. No. 40, will
meet at 1880.
Saturday-From 7:3o to 1890. meet
ings of the woman's physical educa-
tion class, the Argyle Athletic Club
and registrations for an adult dra-
matte club.
r. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday = The rhythmic dancing
class. =; French classes, 3:15 and 3:45
Wednesday-French classes. 3:l5
and 345: the library will be open
from $3.50 to S.
Friday-Rhythmic dancing. 3:15 and
4:15; from to 9 the library will be
open.
Petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest:
Friday-The following clubs will
Club, the Brownies, the Girl Scouts,
the Boy Scouts.
Southeast, Hine Junior High School,
Tth and Pennsylvania avenue south
east:
Monday-Trinity Athletic Club. : 80
to 9: Washington Props. to 1870.
Tuesday-The Southeast Citizens
in ha vi.
Friday-Rhythmic dancing class.
Z; Junior Dramatic Club. s; Country
Dancing Club, 1880 to 1890. Meetings
90 will be in the Wallach School from
Z 80 to 1890.
Saturday-Southeast Public Speak
ing Club meets at :. Election of
permanent officers S The class will
and Faces" The Adult Dramatic
Club, with Helen Marguerite Keister
as leader, meets at s.
East Washington. New Eastern
High School. nth and East Capitol /,
streets (the New Eastern will not be !
open for activities on Thanksgiving !,
day.:
Tuesday-At the old Eastern High |
School, Boys Independent Club. under |
the leadership of Mrs. Nicholas, and /!
the Community Social Club will meet |
from 1880 to 1880.
Park View, Warder and Newton /
streets northwest:
Wednesday-Rhythm dancing for !
children and violin instruction. 3:l5 !
TO AIS.
Friday-Meetings of the Park View !
Athletic Club. the Park View Midgets /
and the Boy Scouts, from 1880 to /
1880.
West Washinton. Phillips School. |
q G.
Tuesday-The Piedmont Athletic :
Club. the Mems Whist Club. the |
Georgetown Athletic Club and the !
Home Economics Club meet from 7:3O .
to 1890
Friday-The Girls. willing Work
FRS Club. the Girls Art Club. the Boy
Scouts and the Prep Athletic Club |
meet at 1880. The Girls Art Club /
VIII give dance. 7:30 to IL. to which
the mothers and friends are invited.
Miner Normal, Georgia avenue and |
Euclid street northwest:
F'riday-The following children's
Needlework Club. Boys Athletic Club,
Boys Basket Ball Team, Boy Scouts,
Girls Chorus Club. Young Peo-
Jle's Dramatic Club. The follow
ing adult clubs will meet at the same
Current Events Club, Red Cross Club,
Adult Choral Club.
Birney. Nicholas avenue and Howard /
street southeast:
Monday-The Birney advisory COM
nittee and the Hillsdale Citizens As
sociation Invite the community to ad
meeting at s. An interest
ing program of music, community
singing. led by Miss Edna Gordon;
iramatics and dancing will follow
speeches by various members of the
organizations attending. These will
include addresses by C. w Banton,
DR.. r. H. Shipley, John H. Wilson,
Rev. Humphries. Rev. Pace, Rev.
Wesley and Rev. Marshall. The pre-
,iding OFFICER of the meeting will be
!. e. Syphax, principal of the school.