Evening star., 1923-03-04
At the Community Centers

A we'll organized community center,
under the efficient leadership Of the
executive secretary. has the Coop
Grafton Of the various clubs meeting
in the center, when entertainments
having community interest are given.
The Wilson Normal Community
Center Thursday, March 8, VIII be
the scene of the annual entertain
ment by the Wilson Normal Commu-
nifty Players, which will have the CO.
operation OF all the clubs Of the GEN.
er-and which will be of general in
terest throughout the city because Of
the excellence of the well trained
cast under the leadership of Mrs. A.
NJ. L. Poston. This group OF adults
will present three one-act plays. The
following schedule of activities gives
the names of those in the cast and
description Of the plays.
A well organized community club
does not necessarily expend all its
energies within the confines OF it's
chosen activity.
The Boys Independent Band OF the
East Washington Community Center
Is primarily to train and interest
boys in music. but because OF its
splendid organization under the lead
ership of James L. Kidwell it's men,
bers take part in many activities. and
are willing to give their time. energy
and talen to many good causes. such
as entertainments for the pleasure OF
the inmates of various institutions
throughout the city. Some of its
~ h- AMI n n
ball team. that meets IN the center.
while others are interested in dra-
maticS
Recently. in the auditorium of the
East Washington Community Center.
the Boys Independent Band gave Il
concert and entertainment that
showed in "A marked degree the YER
satility of the group There were
numbers by the band. solos by sew
eral members. n chorus by part of
The Ghost Charlie" and The Dis
trict Convention" given by the boys
themselves. There was hearty CO.
operation by talented friends. by the
mothers of the boys and by other
groups in the center.
The Pollyanna Club of the South
east Community Center. organized for
the purpose of studying dramatics,
also gives many social entertain
ments for the pleasure of friends In
the neiehborhood. Recently these
have included several holiday parties
and bazaar, planned and conducted
by the girls themselves.
Activities for Week Ending March 10.
Central HIgh-Today, Community
concert under the auspices of the
Community Music Association: Sis.
Community Orchestra rehearsal In
music room. {; all people who can play
orchestral instruments are invited to
join. Monday, harp and song recital.
Mildred Dilling and Francis Rogers.
under the auspices of the Washington
Society of the Fine Arts. S:15: Young
Hebrew Womens Gymnasium Class.
1870. Wednesday, Community Music
Association concert with the kasper
Orchestra. Sis. Thursday, Shake
speare. the Man: Wendell Phillips
stafford. under the auspices of the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts.
S:15: Hurricane Club, 1880.
East Washington-Monda Ameri-
canization class. 7:30; Keokuk Ath-
letic Club. $50: Boys Independent
instruction under director of music of
the. public schools. 3:l5. Tuesday
Arabian Athletic Club. Z: Aurora
Boys Athletic Club, $50; dressmak-
ing and millinery. Mrs. Z. 8. Wise.
teacher, 1880; Boys Independent
Band will have a concert followed by
the award of medals to members OF
the band who have shown efficiency
and faithfulness and who have given
their volunteer service in playing for
the various institutions throughout
the city. Wednesday,. Acme Athletic
Club, Z; Epworth Athletic Club for
girls. $50 Thursday. Community
Social Club, $50: Community Orches-
ira, 1880; Amcricanization class. 7:3O:
Boys Independent Athletic CLUB, Z;
violin instruction. under director of
music, public schools. 3:15. Friday.
Girls Rhythm Club. 1870: Boy Scout
Troop. No. SO, 1870; Boy Scout Troop.
No. 81. 1880: Southeast Community