Evening star., 1924-04-06
Central High.

Central High. 18th; and Clifton
streets northwest: -..,
a&ty Music Association presents 3
community. concert. Community sing
ing led by Robert Lawrence, s.
Tuesday-Spring music fete, Wash
ington Community Music Association,
will include the Army Band. st. Pat
voices: Anton Kaspar's string Quartet
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track team, practice.
aturday-University of Maryland
athletic board will feature games on
the stadium, to 5.
East Washington. new Eastern
High School, 18th and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday-Activitie in the Hine
Junior High School: community
letic Club. assisted by the Boys In
dependent Band, old folks concert, s;
Boys Independent Athletic Club,
practice, 1880 to $50. ~
School, community. dance; Aurora
Athletic Club, Apache Athletic Club,
practices Epworth Athletic Club and
Eutopia Athletic Club, practice:
classes in millinery and dressmaking;
community orchestra, 1880 to 1890:
National Capital Players, rehearsal,
1850; Washington Community Music
Association, community concert, led
by Robert Lawrence. Doors will open
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest:
Tuesday-Iowa basket ball team.
game, 6:45 to 7:45; Washingtonians,
directed by Rollin Bond, rehearsal,
Cherry Blossoms" 1880; second year
Spanish class. 7:30; Social Dancing
Club, dance; dress rehearsal by the
Wilson Normal Community Players
for the play THE Lucky One"
Wedn eSia aV-The rhVt hmic d2 2OciDp
class, for boys and girls under ten
years, S:15; mothers meeting, $3.50.
Thursday = Second year Spanish
Community Players will present The
Lucky One; Rollin Bond will re-
hearse his opera, Cherry Blossoms, .
Friday-Recreation Club, open to
boys and girls over ten years, will
specialize in corrective gymnastics,
3:15 and Ais; Junior Social Club,
dance, s to 1890; Boy Scout Troop
No. Al, 1880; visual education program
on Paul Reveres ride, s; Girl Scout
Troop No. 12, 4.
aturday-Recital by the Webster
dramatic class, s.
Thomson, 18th and L streets north
west:
Monday-Bird spring classes of the
audubon Society of the District of
Columbia, exhibit and meeting. $3.50
and 4:45; Stuart Walcott Post, No. 10,
American Legion, rehearsal, s.
Tuesday-The Spanish conversation
class. 7:15; Spanish study class, S:15;
dressmaking class, S; Gaelic class, s;
Washington Opera Company, rehear-
sal, s; public speaking class, s.
dneSday-Esperanto Club, phys
ical training class, under Francesca
Small, for women and large girls, and
women and girls drill team, s; two
classes for children in rhythm, 3:15
and AIS.
Thursday-Conversat class in
Spanish, 1915; Spanish study class,
SIS; Spanish reading circle, 8; china
painting class and Gaelic class, 1880;
Sketching class, s.; Stuart Walcott
Post, No. 10, American Legion, re-
hearsaI, 8.
Friday-Groups of children in dane
ing, dramatic instruction and story
telling. 1880 to $40; Boy Scout Troop
No. =, 1880; Mandolin and Guitar Club,
Z, to be followed by a Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra rehearsal
Saturday-Maine State Society. 8.
Southeast. 7th and G streets south
east, Hine Junior High School
Monday--Athietic groups, practice,
7:30 to 1890.
Club. s; Winton Athletic Club. 1880;
Country Dancing Club, to 1890.
Saturday-lnvitatio tions have. been
issued for special entertainment at
s. Saturday night Children'S Dra-
matte Club will present In A Gar
dem; Friday Night Rhythm Club will
give several numbers; Reid Middleton
and John WaGkerman of, the Hine
Junior High School will give a visual
instruction program; the. Pollyanna
club will practice athletics and hold
a business meeting, 1880 to 10;
T.. NJ 5. Athletic Club, .: Public
Speaking Club, 7:30, the subject of
the talks to be Child Labor" fol-
lowed by parliamentary law practice.
led by member of the class, Mrs.
r. NJ. Powell.
ctr re
northwest:
Monday-Woman's Club. S.
Friday-Meetings of Girl Scouts,
Dramatic Club and Boy Scouts, 1880
to 1880.
Park View. Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Club, 3:15.