Evening star., 1924-01-13
At Community Centers

Friday-The secretary, announces
mat various recreational classes for
children have been formed. The.
groups for visual instruction are di-
vtded according to the ages of the
children into three classes. from four
teen to sixteen. from ten to fourteen,
and below the age Of ten. Beside the
visual instruction interest, the smaller
children will be led in folk dancing
by Miss Beatrice Cosgroye, who will
also instruct the older children in sing
ms. The visua! instruction classes will
with appropriate dances and songs.
Troop No. 2, 1880
Observation-Disclosures Opera Com
pany, rehearsal, 1870.
Park View. Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Wednesday = Violin classes and
rhythm classes, 3:15.
Friday-Park View Athletic Club,
1880 to 10:30; Park View Athletic
Giub. under leadership of Walter
harvey, practices in the gymnasium
az the Central High School when
mere are availab BILE nights which have
ceefsr ceeh desaignated aana It. by the community
meetings and social affairs Of the
ciuo are held in the Park View center
mere Will be a meeting of the Wom-
ans ans M, Club, followed by a program.
1,,, Inc Mothers Club will be entertained
visual Instruction."
Johnson-PoweII, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday-Rhythm class and French
class. 3:l5 to 5.
Friday-Expresson class and French
class, 3:1o to 5; Boy Scouts, visual in
sstpuction and the storytelling classes.
Saturday-Athltic club, to s: Sat
urday Night Dancing Club. 1:30 to 10.
T.. Y. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street:
Monday-Children's rhythm dances.
under the instruction of Miss Flor
ence Fenton, 3 French classes. 3:15.
Tuesday-The library will be open
from to 5.
Friday-Rhythm class. under Miss
Florence t.enton, 3:15 to 4:15. The
library will be open at 7:30
LoveJoy. 18th and D streets north
east:
dnesday-Dressmaki Club and
Girls Handicraft Club. that dis
banded over the holidays, will resume
3:15.
Thursday-There will be meetings
OF the East Washington Male Chorus,
oih"o atHietic IluD, belmont Atm
letic Club. Home Economics Club and
Arts and Crafts Club, s to 1890.
Saturday-Girls' Dressmaking Club.
II am. From $3.50 to 1890 pm the
following clubs will meet: Boy
Buffalo Athletic Club, Girls Athletic
Club. Bestyette Club and One-a-week
Club.
Miner Normal, Georgia avenue and
Euclid street northwest
For Friday nights the children's
activities scheduled are: Girls Nee
dlework Club, Boys Athletic Club,
Boys Basket Ball Club, Girls Ath-
letic Club. Girls Choral Club. Young
Peoples Dramatic Club. The adult
activities are Womens Needlework
Club. Mems Current Events Club. Red
Cross classes, Adult Choral Club.
West Washington. eth and y
streets northwest:
Tuesday-There will be meetings
of the Whist Club, Props and Sewing
and Economics Clubs, 1880 to 1890.
Thursday-Girls' Art Club will be
3:15.
Friday-Mohicans. piedmonts. Will
1o9ng o Woman.s Art Club. Boy Scouts
1880 to 10:30. There will be a visual
instruction entertainment. with stere-
OIticon views and lecture, in charge
OF George Beason, president of the
Georgetown Civic Association
BurrviIle, Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast:
Tuesday-Miss Gordon will instruct
a group in piano lessons, 3 to ).
Friday-A group will be instructed
in piano lessons, to :. There will
be meeting of the Jolly Six Athletic
Club. Four-Leaf Glover Club and
Mothers Club, 7:30 to 1890. A pc
riod of the evening will be given to
the visual instruction slide pictures.
The public is invited.
Birney. Nichols avenue and Howard
street southeast:
Monday-There will be a meeting
of the Hillsdale Citizens Association,
8: Junior Dramatic Club rehearsal for
an entertainment to be given in Feb
ruary, 8: community sing. led by Miss
Edna Gordon, 1880; Choral Society re-
hearsal. 8: Choral Society has planned
a literary and musical entertainment
to be given January 3 (; Needle class,
from fifteen to eighteen years of age,
called the Glover Club. is to have
charity for the neighborhood the
young men. limited to a membership
of ten, held an organization meetingsi
last week. A committee has been ap-
pointed to select name.
Friday-There will be meetings Of
the Junior Dramatic Club and the
class in rhythm, 3: Criterion Athletic
Club, Rialto Athletic Club, Girls Ath-
Ietie Club and Whiting Club, 7:3O to
1890; Boy Scouts and Busy Bee Sew
ing Club, 8. The scouts are planning
hike for Saturday morning at s |
under the leadership of Scoutmaster
Samuel L. Berry and Robert L. Rus
sell; The Busy Bee Club is planning
will dress their own dolls for the ex-
hibition. Whiting Club is making
toys : for an exhibition. The Girls
Athletic Club will have athletic
working. Les, Belle Club will bring
family Of the neighborhood.
Cleveland-PheIps, sth and T streets
northwest. 4
TuesdayLThe following groups win
Travelling Elks' Club drill team, mil
linery class. LaSalle law class, bas-
ket ball team, Amphion Glee Club, !
girls and mothers sewing class
Thursday-From 7;3o to 1890 the i
munity Center Band. Douglas League,
industrial class. sewing class, wom- |
ans exchange, Mount Calvary Com |
mandery drill. Ira Aldride Commun- /
ity Players. basket ball team.
Friday-There will be meetings of /
the sewing class, millinery class !
Girls Recreational Club, General !
Civic Association. Navy Employees |
Union and national educational board. |
Saturday-Rhythmic dancing class
fo: children. 1890 am
Tomorrow-There will be meetings
In the AFTERNOON OF the Community |
Center Band, the Post Office EmpIoyes, |
Union and the Busy Bee Club.