Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
CECIL NORTON sIssoN. Director.

ration when YOU are thinking OF
handmade gifts for your friends.
The community centers are helping
The holiday spirit through instruction
n the basketry and reed work classes
If the local centers. The instruction
: free and is supervised by H. Claude
Turner. Six registered members will
secure a teacher and start class
that should grow to have the average
attendance of at least 10 members
Register with the secretary OF your
neighborhood center for this inter-
-sting activity.
Central High, Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest; Mrs. Marie Moore
Forrest, community secretary:
Tuesday - Educational entertain
ment, with moving pictures furnish
ed by the Geological Survey and a
talk by Prof r. c. ShelSe, music by
the Gene Dormer Collegiate Orches-
ira. S; first period in the gymnasium,
Hebrew Community Center Club; sec
end period, Mount Vernon Athletic
club.
Wednesday. throughout the season,
will be athletic night, with four
groups il the gymnasiums.
Saturday-George Washington Uni
versity foot ball game, 2.
Thomson, Twelfth and L streets
northwest; Mrs. A. c. Driscoll, COM
munity secretary:
Monday-Choral Society and Wash
ington opera Company, 8; dressmak-
ing class, s.
Tuesday-Spanish beginners class.
7:l5; Spanish advanced class. s:15;
Gregg dictation class, Z; Gaelic class,
S: Maryland State Society, 8.
Wednesday Glass in children S
rhythm 3:l5; physical training class
for women and girls, with special
demonstration, s.
MISUNDERSTANDING and advanced
classes in Spanish, 7:15 and S:15;
Gaelic class, s, with social hour
and a program of music, to 1890;
Gregg dictation class, Z; sight read
ing music instruction class, under the
Washington Opera Company, 1880.
Friday - Children's dramatic and
dancing classes, china painting in
struction, dressmaking class, Cub
Scout class for boys under II, regis
trations for mandolin and guitar in
struction, 1880 to 1880.
Johnson-PoweII. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest; Mrs. Edith
II. Hunter community secretary:
Tuesday-French class for adults.
2; French class for children, 3; chill
dren's rhythm class. 3:15.
Friday-French class for adults, 2;
French class for children, 3; class in
dramatic expression, 3:15; social dane
ing class, 3:15. 1880 to 1920. Meetings
of athletic groups and Boy Scouts;
Scout masters meeting Of the 4th
Division.
Saturday-O-E-Mor Dramatic Club;
High School Dancing Club: court of
review, 4th Division Scouts, 1880 to
1890
Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest: Mrs. l. E.
kebler community secretary:
Monday-FriendS' Athletic Assocla-
ton, to $50; northern Athletic
Club, $50 to 1900.
Observation-Disclosures Triangle Athletic
Club, { to S; gymnasium class for
women, to 9; Princess Athletic Club.
Q to 10; registration for millinery and
dressmaking and French and Spanish
classes
Wednesday - Children's rhythm
class. Player Club for Juniors, 3:15 to
5; Langley Junior High Athletic Club,
3:15; registration for afternoon baS-
kerry class.
Observation-Disclosures Athletic Club
Juniors; the Columbia Athletic Club,
Midgets; Adult Dramatic Club, to
1890.
Friday-Girl Scouts and gymnasium
classes for boys and girls; Player Club
for juniors, 3:15; Argyle Athletic
Club, 1880 to $50: Junior Dancing
Club, $50 to 1920; registration for
French and Spanish classes and chill
dren's gymnasium classes.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest: Miss NJ. P. Burklin,
community secretary:
Monday-Girls' Glee Club. 3:15.
81, fnr flyIlf &c
registration for adult dramatic class,
1880.
Wednesday-Rhyth class for chill
dren. 3:15.
Friday-Girls' Basketry Glass. Boy
Scouts, 1870; Northern Athletic Club, 8.
East Washington, Seventeenth and
East Capitol streets. Eastern High
School; Mrs. L. W. Hardy, executive:
Tuesday-Class in basketry, for
adults. 1870; Boys Independent Ath-
letic Club, Z; Community Social Club,
$50: Boys Independent Band. $3.50;
in the Hine Junior High School
Wednesday lin the Eastern High
SCHOOL, - Epworth Athletic Club. 4;
Ethiopia Athletic Club, $50; Aurora
Athletic Club, 1880; basket ball group,
$40; classes in millinery, dressmak-
ing and basketry, 1880; Community
Orchestra, 1880.
Saturday Gin the New Eastern High
SchooD-Two groups for girls bas-
ket ball practice, and $50; Eastern
Athletic Club, $40; Apache Athletic
Club, 7; Community Social Club dance,
$50.
Southeast. Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and G streets southeast; Mrs.
NJ w. Davis, community secretary:
Wedn esday-Trinity Athletic CLUB,
z; Eastern Props, $50.
Observation-Disclosures Club, 1880 to
$50: country dancing group, TO
1890: Winton Athletic Club. 1880.
Friday - Rhythmic dancing group,
class A, Z; rhythmic dancing group,
class Il, 7:45; dramatic group, s:30;
advanced dramatic group. 9: War
wick Athletic Club. $50: Gin the Wal
ZACH SchooD Public Speaking Club, g.;
Boy Scouts, Troop SO, 1880.
f.. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street; Mrs. Virginia p
Lane, community secretary:
French classes will be held Monday
and Thursday, beginners at 3l5 and
the advanced at 3:45.
Tuesday the library will be open
from 2:30 to 5; Children's dramatics,
SIS.
Friday Rhythmic dancing class,
BIS; library will be open from Z to 3.
Petworth, Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest; Mrs. Agnes McEl-
roy, community secretary:
MISUNDERSTANDING dancing class
for children, $3.50; class for adults in
public speaking and oral expression
and a. class in dressmaking, 8.
Friday-Children's rhythmic dane
INK class, $3.50, class In basketry and
meetings of the Girl Scouts and Boy
Scouts. 1880.
West Washington, Phillips School,
Twenty-seventh and N streets north