The Washington times., 1924-02-12
CHURCH PLANS
SERIES Of
REC|TALS
Congressman Woodrum to Be
Heard in Solos at Musical
Tonight.
BY SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.

Chindblom of Chicago, will take
part in the first Of a series of
musicals to be given in the parlors
Of the Luther Place Memorial
Church, at Thomas circle, tomorrow
evening at S:15 o'clock. Congress
man Woodrum will be the vo asa.
and Mrs. Chindblom will give q
piano recital Others LanIns poi
In the concert will be h. j. STEM
son, DR.. Carson p. Frailey, tenor;
the Swedish Trio, led by Nils
Radhe, in accordion, flute and vio-
lin selections, and Miss Helen Ma
guerite Keister, reader. The second
concert Of this series will be held
March 5.
A dance and card party will he
given by the personal audit division
OF the income tax, Albert Lewis in
charge. at Rauscher's Saturday at
8 o'clock. This is a benefit divis-
ional dance, and 400 guests are ex-
pected to attend. The Carolinian
!, Orchestra will furnish the music.
There will be a meetin@ Of tie
Woman's Club of Bethesda this
afternoon al the home u 4nrs. L..
Gibbon White, who will be the
hostess. Ivalee Newell, Violinist
will play.
At the E. ". Brown Community
Center, the library will be open
from to O'CLOCK this afternoon.
A class in Dramatic Art will be
held at 3:15 o'clock under Mrs. L.
J. Bogue.
AT the East Washington Center,
the Independent Athletic Club, the
Boys Independent band and the
Community Social Club will meet
this afternoon.
/ Piano lessons were given to adult
: and children groups at the Burr.
vile center today.
s5. The West Washington Center
will have meetings of the Piedmont
Athletic Club, the Props, the Whist
Club, and the Sewing and Eco
monies Club.
This afternoon at Central High
4 Community Center the Washington
Il Community Music Association will
give a concert, Robert Lawrence
lin charge. In the gymnasium the
tGeorge Washington University Ath-
.!1etic Club will practice. TIT
! Glasses in French beginning at
( Bis o'clock this afternoon will &C.
$cupy the, Johnson Powell Com
munity Center building. A boys
class is on the way to being started
at this center.
The Music Committee of the
Woman's Club of Petworth, will
meet tonight at the Petworth center.
The Washington Opera Company
will rehease at the Thomson Com
munity Center tonight. Other
classes meeting there will be the
Spanish study class, the Spanish
conversation class, the Gaelic Club,
the dressmaking class, the Social
Study Club, the Public Speaking
Club. in charge of Mrs. Anne Tillery
Renshaw, who will conduct a lesson
hour on IAN Advocates Plea On a
Current Event Topic" and the
meeting of the Parent-Teachers'
Association.
The girls dressmaking class and
the Girls Handicraft clubs of Love-
Coy Community Center have sent
to be given tomorrow afternoon.
The program is under the direction
of Josephine Neal.
The College Alumnae Club will
give lecture recital at the Dun
bar High School tonight for the
benefit Of the scholarship fund.
Miss Nellie Moore Mundy will give
q program Of folksongs Of the
American negro, and Miss Minnie
Brown will give vocal selections.
The Community Center Department
is cooperating. y
! The second year Spanish class
will meet tonight at Wilson Nor
NAL center. Miss M. NJ. Ready will
meet the women's gymnasium class
at O'Clock. instruction in dane
ing will be given by Miss Stella
Goodnight.
The biggest thing at the center
tonight will be the presentation of
the play Fanny and the Servant
Question:" by Jerome K. Jerome,
under the leadership Of Mrs. A. M.
Poston, leader of the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Players, the adult
dramatic club of the Wilson Nor
NAL center. This is the first of a
Berries Of plays being planned by
the players under the leadership
of Mrs. Poston.
The cast of the play will include
Edith E. Dresden, Frank e. Low.
man, Willard d. Miller, Helen West,
Irene Neikirk, w. E. Johnson, Aris-
ia Huber, Phoebe Terrell, John Neeb,
Virginia Dudley, Frank Rotel,a, I've
G. Minor, Florence Simpson, Alma
Meyer, Elizabeth Dyer, Grace Pow
ers and Aura Lee.
The Council of Jewish Women met
this afternoon at the temple vestry
rooms. Mrs. Nathaniel Harris gave
an address, what Other Women
Are Doing" She is honorary vice
president Of the National Council of
Jewish Women. The Box peace plan
was discussed.
The entertainment of the after
noon was furnished by Mrs. j. H.
IN. Bowie, soprano, who sang 1.-THE
. ANSWER" and 1.-THE Sweetest Story
Ever Told"
Mrs. L. M. Callison assisted by
Mrs. Lillian Spencer, has announced
series Of Mah.Jong parties at the
Garden House. General Federation
of Women's Clubs, beginning Satur-
day evening. The funds will go to
the treasury Of the Anthony League.
~ The Takoma Park Civic Study
Club met Tuesday in the Takoma
Theater. Mrs. Walter Trey presided
IN the abSpnpa of fha nraaidant M.