Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

StructlOn at low L &#e$& H& &$$$51 y.
community prices &#&E
that would cost #
many times the
sum if received in FLORENCE FENToN.
private studio. j.
Florence Fenton, graduate OF
Western High School and of the
Lucia Gale Barber School, who mas
studied in New York city, and VINO
has been connected with the COM
munity center department since l9-o'
conducts rhythmic dancing classes
for children in the Johnson-foWetl
the Wilson Normal. the +. v: brow
and the Thomson centers. Tne an,
nual May fete of the Johnson-Poweil
center. directed by Miss Fenton. is
always an important event IN ,he
community. RehearsalS are now De
ing held to snake this years event
one of the most successful. This eN.
hibition of the seasons work Is used
as an incentive for the class. by the
cooperation of instructor and parents
To encourage practice in the art OF
dramatics through dancing i'll rhythm.
Central High, nth and Clifton
streets. northwest:
Observation-Disclosures Community AS
sociation presents a community con-
cert, directed by Robert Lawrence.
The doors will be open at =.
Monday-Wash ington Society of
Fine Arts, the explanatory recital.
"Gotterdammerung." by Walter DAM
rosch. conductor of New York SYM
phony Orchestra. s. Park View Ath-
1etic Association and Metropolitan Ath-
1etic Club. practice.
Tucsday-Washingto Choral So
ciety will present Mendelssohn's ora
torio. st. Paul" Charles Wengerd,
director
E'lfday-Anniversary meeting Of the
organization of the Boy Scouts of
America, \.
Wilson Normal, 18th and Harvard
streets northwest.
Monday-Capitol Athletic Club, 4:
Princess Athletic Club, $40.
Tuesday Second-year Spanish,
$780, woman's gymnasium class.
which includes a course in exercises
arranged to correct faulty postures. 8.
This instruction will be followed by a
period of basket ball practice. Regis
rrationS are asked for this course
now beginning. Social dancing in
struction under Stella Goodnight. s. to
he followed by practice in dancing
between and 10. Rhythmic dancing
for adults, under Miss Florence Fen
ton, S and 10. Rehearsal by the
Washingtonians, under the leader
ship of Rollin Bond, I:30. Wilson
MI idS rs, ItIt'd Sdi
in preparation for the performance by
the club February II. Basket ball
game, Camp Fire Girls, $50 and 1:30.
Wednesday-Rhythm for small chill
dren, 3:1j.
hursday-Secsnd-yea Spanish. I'M
der Prof. Gambs, 7:30: Wilson Normal
Community Players, rehearsal, s: Ar
gyle Athletic Club and Columbia
Junior Athletic Club. practice. There
will be an open period for games from
. to 10; the Washingtonians, rehear-
sal. s.
Friday-Girls' Recreation Club.
gymnasium work. 81 s.; Columbia Mid
for games. 5 and 8; Rialto, Athletic
dancing dane ~ q" club. to 1a.s0: Girl Scout
Troop. No l., $3.50 to:4s30e-
Saturday-Camp Fire Girls Will
meet in the morning.
Thomson. 18th and l. streets north
west.
Observation-Disclosures Opera Com
pany, rehearsal, s; Spanish study
class, 7:15; Spanish conversation class,
S:15; Gaelic class, s: dressmaking
class. 100: public speaking class,
$50; social study class, $50; Wash
fngton Opera Company is rehearsing
Carmen"
MISUNDERSTANDING Club and
Girls Physical Culture Club, s.
Washington Opera Com
pany. rehearsal, 1880: Gaelic Club. 8;
conversation Spanish. S:15; study
class in Spanish, 7:15; Spanish reading
circle. 1880.
Friday-Children's visual educa
tional programs, dancing instruction
and dramatic instruction for children,
40 to 10; meeting OF the BOY scout
Troop. No. .. 1880.
Saturday-There will be rehearsal
of the Washington Opera Company.
100 The following- group viii be
osted to register for the activities:
Mandolin and guitar lessons under
the leadership of G. +. coStloW: a
class in instruction in rhythmic dane
ing for children for "Wednesday after
noon under Miss Florence Fenton, who
is a we'll known leader in other CEN
rcrs: a class in dramatics, impersona-
tons and elocution to be led ny MRS.
r. NJ. Phillips; class in costume DC
signing under the leadership OF Mrs.
M Coenig All who are interested
are requested to communicate with
the secretary at Adams 443s.
petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest:
acknowledgements Club, S.
Neutrality-suspicious. and School As
sociation at the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church: The
speakers will be DIR, 4. =: Nimnaii'
Supervising principal, and DIR. Jessie
La Sale. supervising principal, sec
ond division, and director of the de-
partmcnt recently organized for
mental tests of children. Music Will
form part of the program.
F'riday-Girl Scouts. Brownies, Boy
Scouts and dramatic class, ":io: Avon
Athletic Club. business meeting, 4.
East Washington. Eastern High