Evening star., 1924-03-23

Citizens Associa-
ton and an active
heroert l.. DAVIS. member of the
Board of Trade
his help to the community center de-
partment has been valuable, much of
activities.
Central High. 18th and Clifton
streets northwest:
Ioday-W ashington Community Mu-
SIC ASSOCIATION presents a community
concert. directed by Robert Lawrence.
The doors will open at T.
{ JohnsoD-POweII, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
/ Iuesday-The French and rhythm
for adults, 2: Olympic Athletic Club
Is 10 rehearse play, to be given on
Aprl ., entitled Ped Slippers" 3.
-alfa,; arlfday-French class and the ex-
| adult class in French, 2; Olympic
Athletic Club, 1880 to 10:30: visual
instruction program, s; Longfellow
program, planned for this night, has
been postponed to April II; Boy
aturday-Argyle Athletic Club, 8;
Ora matte Club and High School Dane
! ing Club, 7:30 to 10.
Park View. Warder and Newton
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Club, 3:15; violin classes, 3:15 to 4.
Friday-Violin class, 4; meetings of
Boy Scouts and Park View Athletic
Petworth, Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest:
Friday-Meetings of Girl Scouts
/ Dramatic Club, Boy Scouts and Avon
Athletic Club. 7:3O to 1920: illus
] trated song program, s.
| Thomson. 18th and L streets north
west:
Monday-Spring bird classes of the
Audubon Society Of the District of
! Columbia. exhibition meeting, to 9.
/ class. 7:i5: Spanish study Class. SIS;
| dressma king class, 1:30; class in pub
| lie speaking. directed by Prof. Rem
| shaw, S: Gaelic class, 8; Washington
| Opera Company, rehearsal 8.
| sday-Esperant Club, phys
h, ical training class, under Francesca
Small, for women and large girls, S;
| women and girls drill team, s; two
! classes for children in rhythm, 3:1o
| and AIS.
| sday-Conversa class in
! Spanish. 1:I5; Spanish study class,
sis; Spanish reading circle s; china
painting class. under Miss Alma Ech-
| terman, 1:30: Gaelic class, 80: cos
! tune building and designing class, s.
| Friday-Groups for children in
| story telling, classified according to
age and ability. 1:30 and $50: Boy
| Scout Troop No. 2, $50; Mandolin and
| Guitar Club, Z.
| Wilson Normal llln ana ttdTNdEu
streets northwest:
| Monday-Capitol Athletic Club will
play the Business High, S, and Prin-
| cess Athletic Club will play the Met
: ropolitan Athletic Club, g.
! Tuesday-Langley Junior High baS-
J ket ball team, practice, 3:45 to 40;
Iowa basket ball team. practice, Gao
to 1:4o: The Washingtonians, directed
by Rollin Bond. will rehearse the
i year Spanish class, 1880; women's cor
! rective gymnasium class. s to ?, fol-
! lowed by practice in basket ball, TO
/ 10: instruction in dancing, under
; Stella Goodnight, s to $40, followed
/ by dance with an orchestra by the
| Social Dancing Club, $50 to IL;
rhythmic dancing instrp,ction, to
1 Wednesday-The rhythmic dancing
classes. for boys and girls under ten
! years, 3:i5 to 4, under the leadership
tof Miss Evelyn Davis; council meeting
in the tea room. >.
Thursday = Second year Spanish
class, $50 to $50; Wilson Normal
Community Players. under Mrs. 4. NJ.
Poston, rehearsal, s: Rollin Bond, di-
rector of The Washingtonians, will
rehearse three groups for his opera
Cherry Blossoms to 1880.
+, tion Club. open to
boys and girls over ten years of a &c,
corrective gymnastics, S:19 TO 4:l3
Junior Social Club. dance, to 1880;
tion program in the auditorium, 8.
Saturday-Camp Fire Girls, 1880
am.
Hine Junior High. eth and c streets
southeast:
! Monday-Trinity Athletic Club and
J Navajo Athletic Club, 1:30 to 1880.
Wednesday-Joint meeting of the
Anacostia Citizens Association pa :
| geant committee and the southeast
| Citizens Association pageant COM
! mittee in the Tyler School, 18th and
tIi streets southeast. for the purpose
/ of meeting Marie Moore Forrest, the
| pageant written for this section of
! the city for suggestions and criti-
ciSInS.
Friday-Rhythm Club, :; Junior
! Club, business meeting, $50: Country
i Dancing Club, to 1880: Boy Scout
Troops No. 80 and No. Is, Wallach
School. 1:30 to 1880.
! Saturday-Pollyann Club. practice
! athletics, 7:30. and business meeting
/ . to 10; +. NJ. $. Athletic Club, 3:
! Adult Dramatic Club and Children's s
Dramatic club, 1880 to 1880; Public
Speaking Club. 1:30, to be followed
BY practice in parliamentary law, ..
f.. V. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Tuesday = Dramatic Association.
1915; fifteen girls from the seventh
and eighth grades will give a pro-
numbers directed by Miss A. NJ How
ard. 2:15. The library will be open
| from > to ,.
Wednesday-Classes in French. 3:1J
! and AIS: the library will be open to
the public, Z to 9; Social Dancing
Club, 1880 to $50, for instruction.
East Washington. 18th and East
; Capitol streets:
Tuesday-Activities in the Hine
Junior High School: Boys !ndepend.
ent Athletic Club, Community Social
Club and Boys Independent Band,
7:30 to 1880.
i Thursday-Communit dance; Au-
letic Club, practice: Epworth Athletic
Club and Eutopia. Athletic Club,
+; practice; classes in millinery and
dresSmaking; Community Orches-
ira: National Capital Players, 1:30, to
rehearse for the spring pageant.
Cievelnnd-Phelps. Sth and L streets
northwest:
Today-High School Cadet Band
and Norvella Orchestra. ? to 4; Com
! munity Center Band. Georgetown Pa
triarchy Band, Post Office Employees
! Union and viscount Club. to $50.
Tuesday-La Sale law class, 7:S0
to 1880; millinery, taileTing and an"
! sewing class. Amphion Glee Club.
| travelling Elks Club drill, Ira Aid
| ridge Dramatic Club, rehearsal. to
| 10; basket ball teams, to 8; Texas
| State Club and Busy Bee Club, s.
] Thursday-Girls' Recreational Club
| 3:15 to 5: basket ball teams, to .:
Douglas Cooperative League, s; In
| dustrial Club, 7:50 to 1880; Rajah
Club, sewing class, folk song rehear-
sails, South Carolina State Club, Wom-
ans Exchange and Community Center
Band, 1880 to 1890.
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