Evening star., 1924-01-20

scheduled as follows: A community
dance, to 1920: Boys Independent
Band. under the leadership of James
L. Kidwell. rehearsal, 8: Boys Inde-
pendent Athletic Club meets, 7.
Thursday---The following activities
will be in the new Eastern High
School: Aurora Athletic Club. z;
Apache Athletic Club. $40; two girls
sium. are the Epworth Athletic Club
and the Eutopia Athletic Club, and
$3.50; East Washington Community
Orchestra meets. s; millinery and
dressmaking classes, 1880 and $3.50;
Community Social Club, dance $3.50 to
1890; the Washington Community
Music Association. concert, directed
by Robert Lawrence. There will be
l 400 free seats. Among the attrac-
tions will be the Army Band; Sergt.
Dufresne, cornet soloist; Musicians
| Gsell and Saidenberg, Xylophone duo;
| Aubrey Johnson, soprano; Virginia
Hubner, contralto. Mr.. Lawrence will
lead the community singing. There
penses of the association. The doors
will open at Z.
East Washington Community Or
chestra, holding rehearsals at 8. ex-
| tends to men and women capable of
| playing in ensemble practice an invi-
tation to join. The orchestra keeps
a hif4h standard musically, and is
now studying the Poet and Peasant
OVERTURE" the Three Dances of
Henry VIII" and waltz for orches-
ira, composed by the director of the
Community Orchestra. Mr.. Henry E.
Stopsack. During this season about
thirty members have qualified tor
membership on the first violin. second
violin, flute. clarinet, cornet, saxo-
phone, trombone and drum.
Members of the athletic clubs of the
Eastern High Community Center
that took part in the Thanksgiv-
ing pageant, directed by Marie Moore
| Forrest, at the Central High Com
munity Center recently. We're given
! treat of ice cream and cake by the
East Washington Community Center
for their cooperation In the episode
depicting the college foot ball scene.
| The teams that took part are the
Aurora Athletic Club, the basket ball
and foot ball teams of the Apache
| Athletic Club, the Epworth Athletic
| Club and the Eutopia Athletic Club.
Southeast, 7th and G streets south
east:
Monday-Acme Athletic Club, prac-
tice. 1880 to .; Navajo Athletic club,
| practice, second period.
Friday-Junior Dramatic Club, re-
| hearsal. s; rhythmic dancing class
instruction from Miss Evelyn Davis,
IL; Country Dancing Club, with Mrs.
| Nellie Belt, leader. contra dances,
All who desire to learn of this ac-
tiyitv are invited to visit and to join
the club. Boy Scouts. Troops l6 and
So meet in the Wallach School, 1880
to 1880.
Saturday-Saturday Night Junior
Dramatic Club, instruction from Miss
| Helen NJ. Keister. 1880. All children
who are interested in staging plays
are invited to join this club. Adult
Dramatic Club. rehearsal OF two
comedies, under the leadership OF
Miss Keister, $40. The club con-
tinues to be open for membership.
All men and women or large boys
ard girls are invited to visit, with
the prospect of joining. Southeast
Community Public, Speaking Club
meets, 1880. The lesson Will be on
| city of Washington, Fifty Years
Hence" This class is conducted by
Prof Anne Tillery Renshaw and is
designed to instruct and encourage
women who desire to use the art of
public speaking in organization work
of all kinds. Visitors are invited.
Pollyanna Club. under the leadership
of Martha Dunham. meets, 1880 to g.;
F. NJ. S. Athletic Club, practice, TO
10:3G.