Evening star., 1924-02-10

| tion," by Jerome K. jerome, Will be
February IL. "The Lucky One" and
Mr.. PIN Passes By" both by Milne,
will be produced later i'll the season.
Central High. 11th and Clifton
| streets northwest:
.Today-.The Washington Commu-
nifty Music Association will give
! Monday-Washingto Society of the
Fine Arts will present the second of
| the chamber music concerts by the
Flonzaley Quartet, $50; Park View
| letic Association. 1880 to 10.
Tuesday-Wash Community
Music Association will present COM
munity concert, directed by Robert
Lawrence. The doors will open at Z.
George Washington University Ath-
| letic Club.
! Wednesday-Wa ashington Society of
! the Fine Arts will present DR.. Bruno
of the Italian Renaissance, 8; Athletic
Association and the Young Women's
! Hebrew Athletic Association, practice.
| Thursday-Zionist Organization of
addressed by Abraham Goldberg;
George Washington University Ath-
letic Association, practice.
Friday - Anthony League, birth
| day memorial meeting to Susan 3.
Anthony, 8.
Wilson Normal, 11th and Harvard
| streets northwest:
Monday - Princess Athletic Club,
s:So; Capitol Athletic Club. Z.
| Tuesday-Second year Spanish class,
1880; women's gymnasium class. di-
rected by Miss NJ NJ. Ready.
| ball, to 10. instruction in dancing,
s to 8. will be followed by nrac:ice in
| special dancing, 10 ic'7l Social
Dancing\ Club will meet ir;ntly with
/ tive secretary announces February &c
s guest night by the Social Club.
| On that night instruction in dancing
\ will be s to $50. followed by social
| munity Players. Mrs. A. NJ. Poston.
| director. will present the three-act
! play. Fanny and the Servont Prob
| lem" by Jerome X. Jerome. $50.
| Wednesday - Rhythmic dancing.
[ open to boys and girls under ten
1 years. 3:15.
| Thursday-Second year Spanish,
! 1880 to $50: Columbia Junior basket
| ball group. {; meeting of the Wilson
Normal Community Players. S: Argyle
| Athletic Club. practice, 8; open period
| for games, to 10: Valentine dance.
to 10:30. This will be the first of
| series of dances by the Wilson Nor
! NAL Community Center
! Friday-Junior Club dance. to
! 1890. The club is planning a cos
| tune dance in honor of George Wash
| ington's birthday, February %. The
| Recreation Club, open to boys and
| struction program. 1880; Columbia
| Midgets. 7. There will be a game by
| the athletic group, 8; Girl Scouts,
$3.50; Boy Scout Troop, 1880 to $3.50.
Thompson, 18th and L streets north
i west.
pany, rehearsal, s; Spanish study
class. 7:15; Spanish conversation class,
| Sis; Gaelic Club, S; Dressmaking
| class: 80 to 10; Parent-Teacher
! meeting. s; Social Study Club, 1880;
| public speaking class. $50. the sub
| ject of the lesson being IAN Advo-
Gates Plea on a Current Event Topic"
F; under the leadership OF Prof. Anne
| Tillery Renshaw.
| Wednesday-A class in rhythm for
| children under Miss Florence Fenton
las been formed to meet at 3:15:
! Esperanto Club. 8; Girls Physical
Culture Club. S; women and girls
drill team: 8: Spanish Atheneum
| Thursday-Meeting of the Home
| Talent Club. s, in charge of Elizabeth
! Phillips: all who are interested in
dramatic art in any form are invited
!! to attend. A class in costume design
| ing has been formed to meet at 8; Mrs.
Mary Farrar Kolnay will teach the
art of dressing correctly, becomingly
| and economically. The class will be
| in club form with small club dues.
| Mrs. Kolnay is graduate of Pratt
/ Institute. a student of the Art League
! of New York city and of the Chicago
| Art Institute. Registrations are open
tffor class in mandolin and guitar
instruction to meet in the afternoon Of
| will be given by c. Z. Costlow: Wash
! ington Opera Company, rehearsal,
| 1880; Gaelic class. s.: Spanish study
class. S:15; Spanish conversation class,
i-I, Gfn n a
| Friday-Boy Scout Troop, No. 2,
| 1880; dancing, dramatic and commu-
nifty singing groups for children will
| be led by Mrs. Cosgrove, the classes
to be divided according to age ana
| ability. o .
! Johnson-Powell, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
| Tuesday--Classes in French and
for boys for class in rhythm.
| Friday-Classes in rhythm and ex-
! preston. 3:15; Boy Scout Troop. No
| 40 g.. invitations are extended to
| members of the community to attend
a visualized sing under the leadership
| of Miss NJ. NJ. Ready, s. .,, ,o,a
| Saturday-Boy Scouts Will hold
| court of reviews, s; Adult Saturday
Night Club. dance, to 10:30; Argyle
Athletic Club, business meeting, .;
The community secretary requests al!
who are interested in the formation Q.
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names. Mrs. n F. Bogue VIII De the
leader.
T.. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
! and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday-Rhythm dancing class T.
French classes, 3:1o. f-o,,
| Tuesday-Library will be open from
! z to-5: class in dramatic art, o'1o'
leader. Mrs. L. J. Bogue. b1.
Wedne nesday-French INSTRUCTION. py
Nine. Tharin, 3:15. ., .-
Friday-Rhythm class, $40; sec
ond class of rhythm, AIS. Ihe prdnen
of the Public Library Will pc opea
$40 to 9; Social Dancing CLUB. ':'o
| to $50.
Park View, Warder and Newton
] streets northwest: .h 10.
Monday-Dinner served by the Ia
/ dies of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
I tion. $50 to $50; meeting OF the Park
View Citizens Association. 3. Ken
meth McKellar will be the speaker.
| After tho conclusion OF tne pus
! meeting there will be q muslcai pro-
ednesday-Rhythm dancing class,
! $3.50; violin classes, 3:15 and 4.15.
FridayMBoy caS Scouts Tbs n;so; parents rark
Teacher ASSOCIATIONS dinner will help
raise funds to add needed equipmen>
to the park View School. This asso-
| citation, formerly known as the Moth.
ers' Club, has furnished the teachers
| room, bought a mimeograph, a mime
oscope an emergency cabinet and
stretcher.
Petworth. sth and Shepherd streets
northwest:
| Tuesday-Musie committee of the
| Woman's Club, s.
Friday-Meetings of the Girl
! Scouts. Boy Scouts, the Community
Dramatic Club and the Avon Athletic