Evening star., 1924-12-14
At Community Centers

| ish. 7:15; class in advanced Spanish,
| s:l5: Gaelic class will. hold no more
/ meetings until after the holidays;
Gregg dfctation class, 4: sight-reading
( music instruction for members OF the
| Washington Opera Company, 1880;
theatrical makeup instruction class
for members of the Washington OPP
| era Company. 5 to 6; beginners
French class, to s.
| Friday-Rehearsal of the children's
dramatic and dancing classes for the
Christmas play to be given December
| %. under the direction of Beatrice
Cosgrove; china painting class. 1880;
| dressmaking class, 1880; boys physi-
/ cal training class, for boys over IL
years, 8:16 to 9:3o: Junior Athletic
Club. for boys from I to IL years, Z
to 8:15; Spanish reading circle. 8;
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra re-
hearsal. s; Writers League, 8.
Saturday. rehearsal OF the Wash
inxton Opera Company, under the di-
rection of the dramatic coach of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. 8.
Park View. warder and Newton
streets northwest.
Tuesday-Adults' basketry class, 8:
Public Speaking Club, under the
leadership Of Mrs. Bess Baker Pierce.
S:15: preceded at 1880 by the study
of the fundamentals of speech. In
cluding breathing exercises. Piano
class. 3:15.
Neutrality-suspicious. classes for
children. $3.50 to 4:30; rythm class for
older children, $3.50 to 4:S0.- Follow
ing the instruction the two rythm
classes will unite in an exhibition
of rhythmic. dancing. followed by a
Christmas party, including refresh
ments and a grab bag. Violin class,
3:15: Red Cross Unit of Park View, 2.
Friday-Girls' basketry class, 1880;
Boy Scouts. 1880; Northern Athletic
Club. 8: the Young Peoples Dancing
Club will have a masked party.
Prizes will be given for unique and
artistic costumes, refreshments will
be served. and a grab bag will be
one of the features. Music will be
furnished by the school orchestra. ..
The Park View Red Cross Chapter
entertained patients of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital December 6.-They were
taken to the school in motor trucks
Dinner was served and an entertain
ment presented. &c.
Dunbar. First and n streets moth
west
Monday-Basketry Club, s.
Tuesday-St. Cyprians' Swimming
Club; Elits Athletic Club, 7:3o.
Thursday-The clubs and groups
usually meeting as separate activf-
ties will cooperate to make success
full the grand bazaar and Christmas
sale of articles made at the communi-
ty centers Of divisions 1913. The
physical department of the Twelfth
street branch of the Y. NJ. c. A, will
cooperate with a swimming dem
onstration and the scout masters
council will assist. Admission will
be free. The money raised from the
articles placed on sale will be used
to promote work and leadership not
provided by public appropriation.
Burrvflle, Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast.
Monday-Industrial Art Club. with
groups in needlework, basketry, wax
work. paper r-fower making. en-
broidery, knitting. crocheting. up
holstery. 1920 to 10; supervised study
period for children and same group.
s to 10.
Tuesday-Communit Center Or
chestra. $50 to 1O:30; sight reading
class for the Clef Club. Z to $50:
singing GLASS. to $3.50; Young Folks
Social Club. to 10; piano class. to
5; piano class. to Z.
Neutrality-suspicious. Art Club,
with groups in needlework. wax
work, paper-flower making, emhroid-
millinery and sewing clubs; 1880 to
10. Boys game period. s to 10: study
period for children, s to 10: Social
Workers Club, s.
Friday-Literary and game groups,
supervised study period for children,
Industrial Art Club. Millinery Club,
Young Folks Social Club, to 10.
West wa.hinGton. Phillips School,
eth and N streets northwest:
Tuesday-Home economics, 1880 to
10; Fidelity Art Club. 1880 to 1920:
Whist Club. Civics Club. Community
Orchestra, Lincoln Athletic Club.
Georgetown Props Athletic Club. Cri-
terien Social Club, Women's Council
meetings, 1880 to 1880. Supervised
study hour for children, 7:30 to $3.50.
Friday - Children's Storytelling
Group, Progressive Girls, Young
Women's Whist Club, Glover Pleasure
Club. Trio Pleasure Club, Regular
Fellers," small boys club. The
Better Boys Club will entertain the
boys of the community. Before and
after the entertainment registration
will be open for new members, 8.
Birney, Nichols avenue and How
ard street southeast:
Monday-Choral Society and Needle
work classes, 1890 to 1920; Birney