Evening star., 1924-12-21
At Community Centers

I Monday Class in beginners
French, S:15; class in advanced
French, 3:45; beginners class In
rhythm, 4; piano class, 3:i6 to =.
| Tuesday-The library will be open,
2:30 to s; children's dramatic class
Will rehearse for an entertainment to
be given in January. 3:1S.
Park View. warder and Newton
| streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Club, 3:15. This club has been invited
to lead the congregational singing OF
| the Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
! day.
Tuesday - Christmas community
BurrvilIe. Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast:
Monday-The community center
clubs and classes will cooperate with
| the night school classes in. a Christ
| mas program and an exhibit or In
dustrial and art work. The enter
tainment will feature Christmas
| tree, music, speaking and refresh
ments. Mrs. Maud Hawkins. princi-
pal of the night school. is to speak.
Tuesday-Piano class, No. l, TO
s.; plano class, No. 2. to Z; sight
reading class for the Clef Club, to
$50; singing class, to $50; Young
Folks Social Club, to 10; community
orchestra, $50 to 1880.
Lovejoy, Twelfth and D streets
| northeast:
Saturday-Whittling Club, Best
yette Club. classes In beauty culture.
| flower making. lamp-shade making,
Basketry Club, community singing
group. Boy Scout Troop No. sol, Buf-
| faio Athletic Club. Progressive Glee
Club for Young Men, visual instruc-
tion program, including Christmas
slide pictures; Manchester Athletic
Club. 1880 to 1890.
Birney, Nichols avenue and Howard
street southeast:
Monday-Choral Society and needle
work classes, 7:3o to 1890; Birney
Athletic Club, 1880 to 8; Boy Scouts,
| 9 to 10:30: Arabian Athletic and So
cial Club, 1880: Potomac Athletic
Club. 1890; Junior Dramatic Club, 3
to 4:3o. Tho Junior Dramatic Club
| is rehearsing the operetta Of Snow
White" The clubs of the center are
cooperating in preparing a Christ
mas basket for relief Of the poor
during the holidays.
Miner Normal. Georgia avenue and
Euclid street northwest:
AucSUd y-SSN w illSp HlIllucIy anu
| embroidery group; Red Cross classes
selection; Young Mems. Athletic Club,
basketry and weaving classes. 1880 to
1880; Young Peoples Dramatic Club.
! 8: Friday Evening Social Club, 8
to 10.
Friday-Industrial Art Club, Choral
Club, Red Cross classes, Whiting
Club, Boys Athletic Club. community
singing for boys and girls. Young
| Peoples Social Club, s.
West Washington, Phillips School,
| eth and y streets northwest:
Tuesday-Home economics. 1880 to
10; Fidelity Art Club. 1880 to 1890;
Whist Club, Civics Club, Community
Orchestra, Lincoln Athletic Club,
Georgetown Preps Athletic Club, the
Criterion Social Club Will give a
dance for It's members. Women's
Council meetings, 1880 TO 1890; su-
pervised study period for children.
1880 to $50.
Friday-Children's story telling
group. Progressive Girls, Young
Women's Whist Club, Glover Pleasure
Club. Trio Pleasure Club, Regular
Fellers," small boys club, the Better
Boys Club, for older boys, 1880 to
1890.
Dennwood, Whittingham and Lane
place.
Friday-MilIinery and wax-work
classes, Young Mems Athletic Club,
music lessons in piano and voice cul-
ture. class in plain sewing, 1:30 to
1890; meeting of the Adult Choral
Club. to 1890. The classes will
be followed by a Christmas entertain
ment for the children, between 9. and
10.
Dunbar, list and n streets north
west:
This center will be closed during
the holidays except for some special
events.
Cleveiand-Phelps, Sth and T streets
northwest:
This center will be closed during
the holidays. 1t will open January S.