Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

building, but for entertainments and
dramatic productions is compelled to
of the lack of space in the school
building. The educational committee
of the cluo will meet tomorrow at
the homo OF Mrs. A. G. Norcross. DR..
George T. zook Of the bureau of
education will speak on The Devel-
opment of Higher Education The
Citizens Association or Petworth
will meet at the school Tuesday at
8 o'clock. Friday the community
dramatic group and the community
the center to give patriotic pro-
gram in celebration Of the day.
There will be program Of patriotic
songs and music, with which the
cooperate. The Community Junior
Dramatic Club, under the leadership
of Miss Leonora Degrange, the dra-
matte leader, assisted by Mrs. Nc
II scenes from Mother Goose stories,
which will be interesting to the chill
dren of the neighborhood.
Central High. 11th and Clifton
streets northwest:
Today-Community concert by the
Washington Community Music Asso-
citation, directed by Robert Lawrence.
Misunderstanding Society Of the
Fine Arts, fifth orchestra concert Of
the season Dy tne New 1ork GYM
phony Orchestra, with Walter Bruno
as guest conductor: Park View Ath-
letic Club and the Metropolitan Ath-
letic Club, practice.
Observation-Disclosures College Of
Music. concert by the students:
George Washington University Ath-
letic Club. practice.
Wednesday-Wa Society Of
the Fine Arts will present Alfred
NoyeS. British poet who will give
readings from his own poems: ath-
!etic association and Young Women's
Johnson-Powell, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday - French and rhythm
classes for children. 3:l5: French
desired for this class.
Frfday-The afternoon classes will
not meet because of the holiday. A
special Washington program will be
given. arranged by A. NJ. Howard,
director of visual instruction. assist
ed by Mrs. Edith H. Hunter. execu-
Story of the Flag" Will be given by
students of the eighth grade; pa
triotic. music and a national flag
dance by the Dobrin twins Reba and
Marie; Miss Wilmuth Gary will ex-
hibit her original flag of the allies:
Our Country's Flag" composed by
Mrs. Mary Parker, will be sung by
Leslie Coyle; katherine Stuart and
Harry Summers, recently Of New
York, Will dance "America's Dream;
George 3: Campbell. our official Uncle
Sam, will close the program in
tableau.
Saturday - Argyle Athletic Club,
1880: Saturday Once-a-Month Club,
dance. S.
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-At the Hine Junior High
School. Independent Athletic Club. :;
Boys Independent Band. 1880; Com
munity Social Club, dance, $50 to
1890.
High School Aurora Athletic Club, 7:
Apache Athletic Club, $780,. Epwortk
Athletic Club. Z; Ethiopia Athletic
Club. $3.50; East Washington Com
millinery and dressmaking. 1880: Com
lnunlty Social Club. $3.50. Robert
Lawrence will direct a community
concert by the Washington Com
muntty Music Association. The pro-
gram will include band concert by
White. principal: the Metropolitan
Male Quartet, William T. Raymond,
Fred East, George Bayliss, Charles
Moore: a vocal duet by Margaret
Callahan, mezzo soprano. and Eliza
beth Dayton. soprano; Lawrence
witch. violinist: Henry Goldstein.
Xylophone soloist; community singing.
The doors will open at 7.
Thomson, 18th and L streets north
vest:
Tuesday-Washingto Opera Conn
pany, rehearsal, s; Spanish study
class, 1880 to 10; Dressmaking Club
class. 7:15: Spanish conversation
80 to 10; social study class. 1880 to
syn; Public Speaking. Club. $3.50.
Wednesday-Class in rhythm for
children. BIS. Miss Florence Fenton
the leader, invites registrations for
the class: Esperanto Club, 6; Girls
Physical Training Club, 8; Arkansas
Society. 8.
Thursday-Home Talent Club, un-
der the leadership of Elizabeth Phil
lips. meets. All who are interested
IN dramatic art In any form are In
yited to attend. Glass in costume
designing, 8: Mrs. Mary Farrar Kol-
nay Will teach the art of dressing
correctly, becomingly and economi-
cally. The Washington opera Com
pany Will rehearse, 1880. -
Friday-The center Will be closed ,
because of the holiday.
Wilson Normal. 18th and Harvard
street northwest:
Monday-Capitol Athletic Club. Z;
Princess Athletic Club, S.3o.
Tuesday = Second year. Spanish
class. 1880; women's gymnasium
class directed by Miss NJ. NJ. Ready,
to 8. followed by practice in basket
ball, 8 to 10: instruction in dancing,
to 8. viii be followed = by: practice
In dancing. 8 to 1896: Social Dancing
Club will meet jointly. with Stella
Goodnight's group. Il
Wednesday Rhythmic dancing
class, open to boys and girls under
ten years Of age, 3:15.
Thursday - Second year, Spanish
class. 1880 to $3.50; Columbia Junior
basket ball group, game. 4; Wilson
Normal Community Players. 8; Argyle
athletic Club, practice, .; Commu-
nifty Club, dance.
3 Friday = Junior Club, costume
dance. celebrating Washington's
birthday: Recreation Club. open to
boys and girls over ten years, 3:15;
Gtrl Scouts. $3.50; Boy Scout Troop, |
1880 to $3.50. -
Saturday-Campflre Girls, 1880 am. /,
s--theast. 18th and c streets south
east, Hine Junior High School:
Monday-Trinity Athletic Club and
Navajo Athletic Club, Z to 1O:3u.
Friday - Country Dancing Club,
costume dance. 8 to IL; meetings. OF
Junior Dramatic Club, s. and the |
rhythm class, z; Winton Athletic |
Club, business meeting, 1880; Boy
scouts. in the Wallach School, 1880
10 1880.