Evening star., 1924-01-06

S:30. with Miss Helen NJ. keister as
leader. Children's Dramatic Club,
7:30. with Miss Helen NJ: Keister as
instructor in dramatics; Parents who
desire dramatic training for their
children in the O'Connor School Of
Expression at community prices are
invited to register the children's
names with the the secretary OF the the
1890.
Park View, Wsrder and Newton
streets northwest.
: Tuesday-Park View Citizens As
sociation, S. The speaker will be
Senator Magnus sJohnson.
Wednesday-There will be meet
, ings of the violin classes and the
rhythm classes. s:l5.
Friday-Park View Athletic Club,
Park View Midgets and Boy Scouts
Club. under the leadership of Walter
Harvey, is coached by the Indian.
Chief r. l.. Wheelock. a graduate Of
Carlisle and well known In athletics.
Chief Wheelock was picked for the
all-American team.
Mrs. G. Pelham. assistant general
director of the Community Center
department, reports that the Burr
Vile, Deanwood and Cleveland
Phelps Community Centers. through
donations received from the Burrville
Citizens Association, the South Caro-
lima State Society. the practice team
of the Columbia Lodge of Elks, the
dental class of the Howard Univer-
sity and the Deanwood citizens, gave
cheer to 2S2 inmates of the Home
for Aged and Infirm at Blue Plains
last Sunday Mrs. Carrie J. Knox,
Layton and Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham
distributed the gifts. There were
handke erchiefs, aprons and boxes Of
candy for the women, and bags of
tobacco and candy for the men. :
Dsanwood. whittingham and Lane
place northeast:
Friday-Citizens' Association elects
officers, 8. Other clubs meeting at s
will be the athletic association, Sew
ton and Mothers Club. At $3.50 will
meet the Mems Choral Club, folk
dancing class; Girls Song Club, 1880.
The Dramatic Club is rehearsing for
play to be given soon.
CieyeIand-PheIps. Sth and T streets
northwest: :,
For Tuesday evening the following
activities are scheduled: Sewing
class. Travelling Elks Club drill. mil
Iinery class, LaSalle law class, bas-
and mothers sewing class. North End
Citizens Association, 8.
Thursday--In. the evening the ac-
tivities> scheduled are the Community
Center Band. Douglas League, indus
trial class, sewing class. women's ex-
chanss, Mount Calvary Commandery
drill, Iva Aldridge Dramatic Community
players, Viscount basket ball team,
South Carolina State Society. 5.
Friday sysninE-The schedule of
activities is as follows: Sewing class,
beauty culture and millinery class.
Amsricanixation basket ball team,
Girls, Recreationai Club. General
Civic Association, Navy Department
ssturday-Rhythmic dancing class.
10 am.
|. Leyejey.> 18th and D streets north
Wednesday-Girls Handicraft Club.
which meets at 3:15, made Christmas
gifts of embroidery, crocheting and
basketry during the meeting periods
before the holidays; rhythm class,
l3:15.
Thursday-There will be meetings
Of the East Washington Male Chorus,
the Buffalo Athletic Club, the Bel
nomics Club and the Arts and Crafts
saturday-Giris' Dressmaking Club.
which msets at II a.fn., have been
making gifts of embroidery and lace
with which to trim garments Of their
friends. The Boy Scouts, Troop No,
sol. illustrated lecture on Boy Scout
j. Whitaker; clubs meeting at S:s0
are Radio Club, Buffalo Athletic
Club. Girls ~AthlAtie- Club. sBegtyette
club and Once.a-Week Club. The