Evening star., 1923-01-07

The community center department
TT the public schools has groups in
tercsted in wide range of subjects
from grand opera to vocational guild
ance clubs
The rehearsals of the Washington
Opera Company each Tuesday and
Thursday In the Thomson Center give
opportunity to people of the commu-
nifty to learn and to sing the great
musical masterpieces of the world.
under the personal direction of Ed
Guard Albion, and with the inspira-
uion from such local soloists as Ma
'Titman Albert Shefferman, Louis
AnniS, Edmund Boyer, Dorothy Mans
field, Rose Polio, Marguerite Mcakln
and many others.
Strangers III Washington. rs Well
as people of the community. are wei
come to join if their voices prove
satisfactory. The elimination OF
series Of rehearsals Will he the pro
duction of "Rigoletto"i January -.
;. Owing to the fact that the Central
High School auditorium is not
equipped with the scenery necessary
for grand opera, the final production
will be placed in one of the theaters.
The Wilson Normal Center offers
membership in an industrial club for
adults. having a Well planned course
in dressmaking, tailoring, millinery
and plain sewing under the leader
ship of teacher of ability.
The boys of the vocational guild
ance class of the Cleve!&nd-Phelps
Center have completed radio outfit,
which will be used for the benefit of
the public of that center.
Activities for Week Ending Jan. I3.
Central High, 18th and Clifton streets
northwest:
Sunday, January 7-Community music
concert under the auspices of the Com
nlunity Music Association, pm
Monday, January S-Cellu recital,
Gerald Mas" under the auspices of
the Washington Society OF the Fine
Arts, S:15 pm; Young Women's Hebrew
Association gymnasium class and basket
ball team, 80 to $50 pm: Mount
Vernon girls gymnasium class, 80 to
$3.50 pm.
Thursday, January 11--Readings from
his own poems Alfred Noyes, under
the auspices of the Washington Society
of the Fine Arts, SIS pm; Young
Women's Hebrew Association gymnasium
class and basket. ball team, 1880 to
$3.50 PM; Hurricane Club basket ball
team, Z 80 TO s: 80 pm.
Last Washington, Ith and streets
southeast:
Monday. January -Americanfzation
Club, go pm. Keoiiuk Athletic Club,
80 pm; Manhattan Athletic Club.
Tuesday, January 9-Arabian Athletic
Club. pm; Community Social Club.
5 80 pm. Boys Independent Band 80
pm.
Wednesday. January 10 Epworth
basket ball team for men. : pm. Eip-
worth Athletic Club for girls, S 80 pm.
Millinery Club, 7:3O pm.
Thursday, January 11-Boys' fnde-
pendent Band, pm. Wallach Pleasure
Club, S 80 pm. Community Orchestra.
80 PM. Americanization class, 80
pm.
Friday, January 12-Girls' Rhythm
TYJh T.Q0
$50 pm; Boy Scouts, Troop 90. 7:3O
pm: Boy Scouts, Troop 81. 1880 pm.
Library open each evening at 1880.
e. " Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street:
Monday. January S-Freuch for be-
Sinners, 3:15 pm; French for ad-
vanced, 4:15 pm.
Tuesday, January 9-Rhythm for
beginners, 3:i5 pm.
Thursday, January 1i-French for
beginners, 3:I5 pm; French for ad-
vanced, Ais pm.
Friday. January 12-Rhythm for
beginners, 3:15 PM; rhythm for adj
vanced, AIS Pm; instruction in so
cial dancing, 1880 pm; scout meet
ing, 1880 pm; library open all even
ing.
Johnson-Powell. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday, January 9-French for
beginners, 8 p.m.; French for ad-
Nanced, 3:4o p.m.; intermediate
French, 3:40 pm; violin instruction,
::15 pm.
Wednesday. January 1o-Rhythmic
for beginners. 3:1o pm; rhythmic for
advanced. AIS pm; Johnson-Powell
Mothers Club, 2:30 pm.
Thursday, January 1l-Social dane
ing instruction, 3:15 pm; special
rhythm work, 4:15 pm.
Friday, January 12-CIasses in
French for beginners. advanced and
intermediate, to $40 pm; express
Oil dra TX " m
Saturday, January 1S-Scout Troop
No. 40, 1880 pm; Argyle Athletic
Club, 1880 pm; Perry Props Athletic
Club, 1880 pm. :
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Wednesday, January 10-Rhythmic
dancing class, $3.50 pm.
Friday, January 12-Boy Scouts.
Southeast. 11th and G streets south
east:
Friday, January Pol1yanna
matte Club, 1880 pm; Freckles Club,
7:30 pm; the Winton Athletic Club,
80 pm; Boy Scouts, 80 pm.
Petworth, 8th and Shepherd streets
northwest:
Friday. January 12-Girl Scouts,
7:I5 pm; Brownies, 7:15 PM; Boy
Scouts, 1880 p.m.; Dramatic Club, SB
grade, $3.50 pm; post office daily,
am. to pm. and to pm.
Trinidad, 9Th and G streets northeast
Club, 7:30 PM; Boys Eolley Ball Club,
7:3o pm: Boys Juvenile Club, 7:30 pm;
Boy Scouts. 7:3o pm:
Wilson Normal 11th and Harvard
streets northwest. Tuesday, January @
Women's Gymnasium Club, S pm;
French, advanced, 1880; Spanish, begin
ners. 7:S0; Spanish, advanced. $50; mil.
linery and dressmaking, 1880; Capitol
Athletic Club and Ba skeu Ball Team, Z;
Social Dancing Class. s: Social Dane
ing Club. 9: THE Washingtonians," s.
Thursday, January 11-French, ad-
vanced. 1880 pm; Spanish, beginners,
80; Spanish, advanced, $40; Mil
linery and Dressmaking, 1880: ORA
matte Club. 8; Short Story Writing,
$50; Choral Unit of Federated Cath
olic Alumnae, s; Lonesome Club, 6.
Alabama State Society, Senator Hef-
lin. speaker. Dancing will close eve
ming. Musical program, pm.
The Columbia Athletic Club will
play the Eldridge Athletic Club of
Alexandria, This game VIII be fol-
Girls Athletic Team and the Stratton
Girls Athletic Team. The evening
win close with dancing and refresh
ments.
Friday. January 12-Girls' Recrea-
tion Club. two groups, 3:15, AIS pm;
Scouts, troop !, $3.50; Wilson Normal
Midget Athletic Club, I pm; Wilson
Normal Junior Athletic Club, pm.
Perry Prep Athletic Group Especial
game), $40. Committee meeting on
moving pictures and visual education.
Library open all evening.
Wednesday, January 10-Afrs. L r.
Kebler, community secretary Of the
Wilson Normal Center, will be host
ess to the advisory committee of the