Evening star., 1924-03-30

School hampers
many qf the activities of that section
of the city. Believing as he does in
the community use of school build
ings, he co-operates in every way
with the executive, Mrs. Agnes Nc
kIroy, of the PetWOrth center.
z.oHtrar High. 18th and Clifton
streets northwest:
Today - Community concert pre-
scented by the Washington Commu-
nifty Music Association. community
singing directed by Robert Lawrence.
Tuesday-Yaie Club of Washington,
special showing of three films of the
"ChroniclcS of America, produced by
the Yale University Press, 3; George
Washington University girls track
team, practice.
Wilson Normal. llth and Harvard
streets northwest:
Monday-I.angley Junior High bas-
kct ball team, practice, 3:i5 to 4: -.
Conference in regard to the pageant
to be given in May between the exec
utive of the center, Marie Moore For
rest, the pagenat director, ana Mrs.
l.. H. Hunter, community secretary
Of the Johnson Powell center. fol-
lowed by d meeting Of the advisory
council Of the center, $.
Tuesday-Iowa basket ball team,
practice, AS to 1:i5: The Washing
Ionians. directed by Rollin Bond, re-
hearsal. Cherry Blossoms, 7:30; sec
und year Spanish class, $50; women. 5
corrective gymnasium class, to p
followed by practice in basket bd IL,
9 to 10: inytruction in dancing, under
Stella Goodnight, s to 9, followed by
practice lance by the Social Dancing
Club, to 1880: rhythmic dancing
instrrLtion. by Florence Fenton, 5
TO 40.
Wednesday Rhythmic dancing
classes for boys and girls under ten
years. &:15 and a I, directed by Eve
Ik-V, 1,rn hnr -
Thursday - Second year Spanish
class .:30 t" sac; Wilson Normal
Community PLAY .. ers under \, N, N; Pos -
I2n. rehsar5al, Fhe he Lu%kg 3nTii anTiiI fS 1S
Rollin Bond will rehearsc his opera,
Cherry blossoms. TO 1880.
F'riday-Recreation Club, open to
boys and girls over ten years, will
specialize in corrective gymnastics,
iwo groups. &:15 and 4:l5; Junior So
cial club, dance. 10 1880; Boy Scout
Troop No. Al. $50. The center is
planning an entertainment, including
Il visual instruction program, on Paul
Revere : ride, April IL.
Southeast. 18th and e streets south
east, Hine Junior High School.
sMonday-TrinitY Athletic Club and
Eastern Athletic club. 1:30 to 1880.
Friday-Rhythm Club, :: Junior
Dramatic Club. s: Winton Athletic
Club, business meeting. 7:30; Country
Dancing Club, S to 1890: Boy Scout
Troops No. 50 and No, I6. WalIach
School, 40 to 1890.
Saturday-Pollyann club, practice
and business meeting. $50 to 10; f. NJ.
:. Athletic Club, .: Public Speaking
Club. 7:30, directed by Prof. Anna
Tillery RenShaW: parliamentary law
practice, led by Mrs. r. NJ. Powell, 3.
Thomson. 9TH and T. streets north
west:
Misunderstanding bird classes of the
Of of
columbia. exhibition and meeting,
exhibit for children. $3.50, and adults,
4 445; Stuart Walcott Post, No. 10, Of
the American Legion, rehearsal for
an entertainment, s.
class. 1:15; Spanish study class. S:l5:
ing class, directed by Prof Renshaw,
3; Gaelic class, s; Washington Opera
Company, rehearsal s.
Wednesday y-Esperant 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, @:l5
and AIS.
Thursday = Conversation class; in
Spanish, 1913; Spanish study class,
SIS; Spanish reading circle, s: china
painting class, under Miss Alma Ech-
terman, 7:30; Gaelic class, 1:3O cos
tune building and designing class. s:
Stuart WalcOtt Post. No. 10, American
Legion, rehearsal, s.
F'riday-Groups for children in
dancing. dramatic instruction and
story telling, classified according to
age and ability, 7:30 to $50; Boy
Scout Troop No. ,, 7:30; Mandolin and
Guitar Club, {.
Petworth. Sth and Shepherd streets
northwest:
Tuesday-Home and School Associ-
alton. in the Methodist Church at at
George Washington University will
speak on Books" kindergarten
band will furnish music, playing ka-
zoos and other suitabls instruments
as accompaniment to the kindergar-
sFriday-Meeting of Girl Scouts,
Dramatic Club. Boy Scouts and Avon
Athletic Club, 1880 to 1890.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Wednesday-Violin classes, 3:15 to A.
Thursday - Park View Parent
Teacher Association, 2.
F'riday-Violin classes, 4: meetings
Athletic Club, s.
f. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday-French class, for adults,
5::45. "
OVERWHELMINGLY VIII De open IIOIIl
to 5; class in dramatic art, 3:15.
edneSday-ClaSses ir French, 3:15
and 3:45; library will be open to the
public, $50 to 8; Social Dancing Club,
7:30 to $50, for instruction.; rhythm
classes, 3:15 and AIS.
Friday-At 8, under the auspices of
the Mothers Club, Charles Gorst, who
whistles bird music for Victor rec
ol'ds, will give a talk on birds and
give bird calls for the benefit of the
children March 25 the eighth grade
pupils gave a visual instruction pro-
gram on Ireland for the parents. Miss
q, w. Hardness sang the Irish bal
lads and Mary Jane Allan gave an
Irish folk dance.
Johnson-PoweII, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday-French and rhythm class
es, for children, 3; French class, for
adults, 2; Olympic Athletic Club, 3,
Friday-French class and express
sion class, for children, 3 to 5: adult
class in French, 2; Olympic Club, 1880
TO 1890; Boy Scouts, 8; expression
class, s, will present the play The
Book of Magic" written and directed
Saturday-Argyle Athletic Club, s.
Dramatic Club and the Saturday
Night Club, 1880 to 10; Olympic Ath-
letic Club will present it's play. RED
Slippers" 8; the first of a series of
Boy Scout patrol leaders meetings, s.
East Washington 18th and East
Captol streets, New Eastern High:
Tuesday-Activities will be in the
Hine Junior High School. Cci@munity
dance, $50 to 1880; Boys tna pen
dent Band, 7:30 to 1920; from to s,
Independent Athletic Club, practice.
Thursday-In the new Eastern High
school Community dance, Aurora