Evening star., 1923-12-02


partment, Numerous sets are being
used by the teachers and pupils. MISS
Howard is now assembling attractive
material for several special programs
TO be given in the community centers.
The community centers of divisions
10 and IS are cooperating with the
music department of these divisions III
The annual Christmas carol program
which this year will be given at the
Lincoln Theater December 20. AS the
Dunbar High School is not adequately
equipped fer such programs. the Lin
coin Theater has opened its doors TO
he schools and community centers.
Central High, 18th and Clifton
streets northwest.
Today-Memorial service of the Ellts,
) PM; twilight concert by the Commu-
nifty Music Association. pm.
Observation-Disclosures Society OF the
Fine Arts will present a violin recital
by Sylvia Lent, $3.50.
Tuesday-Washingto Choral Society
~ an oratoria. The Messiah.
lnunity Music Association will give a
carnival and dance fete, :.
Wilson Normal.
Monday-Capitol Athletic Club will
practice from to $40. The Princess
Athletic Club will play basket ball
from $50 to 1890.
Tuesday--Meeting of the second
gymnasium class, 1880 to =. followed
by basket bail practice from to 10.
Social Dancing Club class instruction
IN dancing from to 8. followed by
practice in dancing from 9 to 10. The
adult rhythmic dancing instruction
class for beginners. 5.
Wednesday - Rhythmic Dancin &
Club. for children, ais.
Thursday--SeconG year Spanish.
1880 to $50; dressmaking 1880 to $50;
Alabama State Society meets S; Co.
junbia Junior Athletic Club. to S;
Atlantic Athletic Club. to 8; Girl
scouts. Troop No. IL, 5.
Friday-Recreation Club for. girls.
%:30 Columbia Nidgets. 1880 sto 8;
Sialto Athletic Club. basket ball, 8 to
TO 1890; Loyal Temperance Legion
will present play. THE Builders"
There Will be an exhibition Of slide
Iictures following the play on Bel
"ium.' 5.
Park View. Warder and Newton
streets northwest.
Wednesday-Rh dancing for
children and violin instruction, 3:15
20 4:15.
Friday-Mothers' Club. 8; Boy
Scouts. Park View Athletic Club. Park
View Midgets. meet 1880 to 1890.
Petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman's Club
.Tuesday-Home and School Asso-
citation meets in the Petworth Metho-
dist ChurCh Grant Circle. The pro-
gram will include demonstrations in
reading b. the primary teacher of the
Pctworth School. Miss Helen l. Appler.
and by talk by Miss Grace Dick
man. on reading instruction, visual
instruction slides VIII also be ex-
hibited. The slide lecture will be on
Our National Parks The Home and
School Association meets at audito-
TiIms donated by the churches of the
community. as the Petworth School
lacks an assembly hall.
Friday The following clubs will
meet from 1880 to 1890: Dramattc
Club, Brownies. Girl Scouts, Roy
Scouts and Psychology Club. The
Dramatic Club will have an exhibit
the members on Japan.
Johnson-Powell. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest
Tuesday-French instruction. under
Mme. Tharin. and rhythm instrIction
by Florence Fenton, 3:i5.
Observation-Disclosures class of
dancing instruction, 3; Small Boys
Athletic Club at 4.
Friday-French, under Nine. Tharin
end class In dramatic expression, 2
Boy Scouts and Woman's Glass IN
Physical Education, 7:30 to TO-
Saturday-Meetings of the follow
snatfc Club. Mount Pleasant Citizens
association, Argyle Athletic Club
Perry Athletic Club.
Southeast. 7th and C streets south
east. In the Hine Junior High School: