Evening star., 1924-12-14

OAhoiil, ScuSTdl S0CEeIaIy, SOIhInu
nifty Center Department, is to be held
at the Dunbar Center, December IS.
The committees In charge have COL
Iected hand-work, including flowers of
SILK, orsandy and paper, reed baskets.
trays of various sizes and styles,
\ knitted articles. rugs. quilts, lamp
shades. dolls. hand-whittled toys. etc.
Central Hish, Eleventh and Clifton
streets pefthwest:
Monday ayDepartment of Agricul-
ture program, moving pictures and
music. directed by F. W. Perkins, 8.
Tuesday-"The Messiah" Washing
ton Choral Society, 8; the Heard and
Seen Club. Mt. Vernon Girls Group,
a:30 to 8: The Woodlothians, to
1880.
dnesday-MetropolI Athletic
Club, 1880 to 3; Washington Athletic
Club. 9 to 1920; Kinear Athletic Club.
1870 to 8; .Eldorado Athletic Club. 9
to 1890.
Wilson Normal, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest:
Monday-Friends' Athletic Associa-
tion, basket ball, to $50; Northern
Athletic Club. $3.50 to 10: rehearsals
of the Wilson Normal Community
Players, dramatic club for men and
women, under the leadership of Mrs.
a. NJ. Poston. s.
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club.
to 8; womens gymnasium class. to
3, open to women who desire regular
gymnasium work: Princess Athletic
Club, to 10; adult rhythmic dancing
class, to $3.50; conversation class in
Spanish. 1880: conversation class in
French. $3.50; Crescent Athletic
CIV. s.
Wednesday Children's rhythmic
expression class. Junior Players Club.
$3.50 to 4:45; Langley Junior High
basket ball team, meeting at 4, is
playing games with other junior
clubs
Thursday-Two basket ball groups
of the Columbia Athletic Club. Z to
$3.50; Crescent Athletic Club basket
ball practice. $50 to 8; the Wilson
Normal Community players rehearsal
to 10: business meeting of the Rae
ing Pigeon Club. 8.
Friday-Argyle Athletic Club. I to
$40: Junior Dancing Club. $3.50 to 10;
Boy Scout Troop No. Al, TAO to 10:
conversation class in Spanish, 1880;
conversation class in French. $50:
class in basketry. 7:30 to 10: Junior
Players Club. $3.50 to 4:45: boys and
girls gymnasium class, $3.50: piano
class, $40; the children of the Mon
roe School will give a special enter
tainment directed by Sophie Snyder
including slide pictures. music and
children's play, 8.
East Washington, Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday - Basketry class. 7:3o:
Boys Independent Band. $50: Boys
Independent Club, Z: Community So
cial Club, $50. These activities are
in the Hine Junior High School.
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School. Epworth Athletic Club, Z;
Eutopia Athletic Club. $50: Aurora
Athletic Club, Z: boys basket ball
group. $40: free classes in millinery
dressmaking and rbasketry. 1880; Com
munity Orchestra. 1880; concert, free
to the public. featuring the Army
Band, 8.
Saturday-In the Eastern High
School, Alpha Athletic Club. $40:
Sioux Athletic Club, Z; Apache Ath-
letic Club, Z; Eastern Athletic Club,
Z: Eastern Athletic. Club. $3.50; Com
munity Social Club dance. $3.50.
E. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley streets northwest:
Monday - Glass in beginners
French. 3:15; advanced French. 3:45:
beginners class in rhythm, 4; piano
class, 3:15 to 4.
Tuesday-Lbrary will be open 2:30
to 5; children's dramatic class will
rehearse for an entertainment to be
given in January. 3:1s.
Wednesday-Meeting of the Chevy |
Chase Citizens Association. 8.
Thursday Glass in beginners
French. 3:15: class in advance French. |
S:45
Friday-Rhythnic dancing class,
S:15; library will be open. $40 to $3.50
Petworth. Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest:
Tuesday - Rhythmic expression
class for children, $3.50: piano classes
3:15 to A. Public Speaking Club, g.
basketry class. 1880.
F'riday-Basketry class. 1880; Boy |
Scouts. 1880; the Girl Scouts will meet |
at 1880 to give honor to members
who are to receive their second class |
and tenderfoot badges. Parents OF the |
Girl Scouts and oficersa from the |
headquarters Of the Girl Scouts have |
been invited to be present. AS their
Christmas work the Girl Scouts and |
the Brownies are asked to bring dona- |
tions Of food and clothing to be dis |
tributed by the philanthropic COM
mittee of the Petworth Woman's Club |
Johnson-PowelI, Hiatt place and |
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday-Adults' French class. 2;
Children's French class, 8; rhythm for |
children. ais; piano class for chill |
dren, 3:15.
rriday-Adults' French class. 2;
children's French class, 3; social /
dancing instruction class, 3:15: chill
dren's dramatic expression class,
Scout Troop No. 40. 1880; Scout Troop |
No. 80, 7:30: Scout Forum. 8.
Saturday-O-E-Mo Dramatic Club,
1880; Saturday Night Club, $3.50.
Southeast, Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue |
southeast:
Monday - Cranch-Tyler Parent
Teacher Association in the Tyler |
School, 8.
wednesday-Trinity Athletic Club, |
z: Eastern Preps basket ball team,
$50. |
Thursday Basket ball practice |
group, to s.; winton Athletic Club, |
8; Winton Athletic Club basket ball I
team, 9 to 1890; Parliamentary Law
Club for men and women, g.. Polly |
anna athletic group, 8 to 8; Pollyanna
Club business meeting and handiwork
group, 9 to 10: Hine Junior. Parent
Teacher Association meeting. 1880 to
10; Forest Players will rehearse. All
those who are interested in being
tried out for parts in the casts of the
plays are invited to meet the Officers
of the club, 8; registrations for new
class in basketry. Registrations for a
class in auction bridge instruction.
Friday-Beginners rhythm express
sion class, Z; advanced rhythm ex-
preston class, 7:45; children's dra-
matte group, $3.50. The children's dra-
matio group and rhythm expression
classes are preparing an entertain
ment to be given as q Christmas gift
20 THAR friends on Friday December