Evening star., 1924-03-16


dreu Of the e. V.
Brown center, at Chevy Chase, will give
their ideas of Mother Goose up to date.
This play was also written by Mrs.
selves. Both plays are whimsical
and clever, appealing to children and
10 their parents.
streets northwest:
Today-Community music concert,
under the auspices of the Washington
Community Music Association. Com
rnunity singing directed by Robert
Lawrence. Doors will open at Z.
Monday - Washington Community
Music Association presents a special
evening of entertainment. a concert
by the Army Band will be followed
by Carmen" an operalogue, present
ed by Mrs. Edouard Albion, assisted
by the Washington Opera Company
soloists.
Wednesday-Washi Society of
Fine Arts. lecture, Friction We, Are
Talking About" by Richard Burton,
head of the English department at
the University OF Minnesota: athletic
association basket ball team and
gymnasium class of the y. w. ii. A,
practice.
Friday-From 3:i5 to $50 there
Will be lecture symposium on "Psy-
Geological Tests in Education" by the
Washington Psychological Society.
Jehnson-PoweII. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday - French and rhythm
classes, for children, s; class in
French, for adults, =.
Friday-French class and express
s1on class. for children, ITO 5: adult
Club, 1880 to 1880. Scouting program,
under the direction of Col. Z. NJ. Mat
tice, deputy commissioners, 4th diyi-
sion of Boy. Scouts. The program
rio rr1nr fr~Gt tisa, Ng
work. There will be a slide lecture
illustrating scout work; vocal solos
by Mrs. Walter Ward, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Tuckey; violin
liner: piano solo by Scout Biethrupth.
The pianist for the evening will be
Miss Helen MacSate. This visual in
struction program is free to the
public
Saturday-Arsyle Athletic Club. s:
rhe Dramatic Club has been organized
under the name "O-E-Mor," in honor
OF the character of Romeo, in it's
hrst play; High School Club dance, S
to 10:30: special dance has been ar
ranged for the High School Club for
April 20.
Thomson. 18th and l. streets north
Monday-Spring bird classes of the
Audubon Society of the District of
Columbia, exhibition and a meeting,
4 to 6.
Tuesday Spanish conversation
lass, '7:15; Spanish study class, S:15:
dressmaking class, 7:30; public speak
ing class directed by Prof. Renshaw,
s; Gaelic class. s.
Observation-Disclosures Club. girls
physical training class and women
and girls drill team. S: rhythm for
children, 3:15; class in physica train
ing. for women and older gfr.s, $50.
Thursday-Conversa class in
,,-I
S:15; Spanish reading circle, g; Local
Talent Club composed of adults who
are or who desire to be entertainers
in dramatics, music, and in other
forms of entertainment, 6. under the
leadership of Mrs Elizabeth Phillips;
china painting class under Miss Alma
Echterman. 1880: Gaelic class. 1880.
Friday-Ciroups for children in
dancing, dramatic instruction and
story telling, classified according to
Scout Troop No. .. 7:3o; Mandolin and
Guitar Club, under the direction of
Mr.. Costlow, }.
Tuesday-Petworth Citizens Asso-
citation. s.
Friday-Meetings of Girl Scouts,
Athletic Club, 1880 to 1920. Irish
program, correlated with the slide lee
ture, was given Friday by members
OF the community. Ethel Passin gave
an Irish dance. Helen Grindle sang
Peggy in the IIow-Back Car" The
portable phonograph recently bought
by the Woman'S Club for the school
made its initial appearance in charac-
teristic Irish music.
Park View. warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Club under the leadership of Miss NJ.
e. Bowen, 3:15.
Tuesday-SpeciaI meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Organization, s: Miss
Frances S. Farley, principal of the
Park View School, will tell of her re-
sent trip to the educational conven-
ton at Chicago. Slides will be shown
of the Park View School and of the
Wednesday-violin classes, S:l5 and
Friday-violin class, 4: Boy Scouts
and Park View Athletic Club meet.
7:So to 1880. Park View Woman's
Club, S.
East Washington. 18th and East
Capitol streets:
Observation-Disclosures are in the old
Eastern High School. Boys Inde-
pendent Athletic Club, Community
Band. 1880 to 1890.
Thursday-Communit dance in the
armory; Aurora Athletic Club and
Apache Athletic Club, practice: Ep-
worth Athletic Club and Eutopia Ath-
lctic Club, practice. Glasses in mil
linery and dressmaking will be in the
domestic art room. Community Or
rhestra meets. The pageantry COM
mittee. s. = ~
Southeast. 7th and G. streets south
EAST, Hine Junior High School:
Monday-Trinity Athletic Club and
Navajo Athletic Club, practice, 1880 to
1880.