The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-28

| Newton or Minnesota explained the
| Mellon, Garner and Longworth
| plans in a discussion of the history
OF taxation in this country and the
status Of tax reduction now in Con.
| gress, giVen at the meeting OF the
American Women's Legion yester-
| day afternoon at the Cosmos Club.
Mr.. Newton believes that the
Mellon plan is the most suitable.
Mrs. w. l.. Finley presided at the
meeting.
The next meeting of the Capitol
Fiji History Club will be held at
the home Of Mrs. ]. B. Reed
April 8.
At the last meeting held this
week at the home Of Mrs. l.. b.
Slime two papers. ''Sioux and the
Sioux Indian Wars" by Mrs. " g.
Austin and "PeyotO and Indian
Medicine Man." by Mrs. H. F. Pat
terson. were read.
Reports Of the secretaries, includ.
ing a lengthy report Of the District
Of Columbia Federation by Mrs.
Slime were read.
There will be groups Tor children
In dancing, dramatic instruction.
and story telling, classified accord
ing to age and ability, 1880 and
$50; boy scout troop, No. 2. at
1880; mandolin and guitar c1uo st
4. Thomson Center.
| Girl Scouts, the Dramatic Club,
the Boy Scouts and the Avon Attn
letic Club will meet from 1880 to
1890 at Petworth Center. There
| will be All illustrated song program
at 8.
The Recreation Club, open to
boys and girls over ten years Of
age, will specialize in corrective
| gymnastics in two goups at 315
and 4:15, at Wilson Normal Center.
The Junior Social Club will have
dance from 8 to 1890. There
will be a free entertainment and
visual education program in the
| auditorium at 8.
The Rhythm Club at and the
Junior Dramatic Club at will re-
hearse at Southeast Center. The
Winton Athletic Club will have a
business meeting at 1880. The
Country Dancing Club will meet
from to 1890 in the gymnasium.
The Boys Scout Troops, No. SO and
No. Is, will meet in the Waliach
School, 1880 to 1890.
Violin class will be at and
| meetings Of the Boy Scouts and
the Park View Athletic Club at 8,
at Park View Center.
The French class and the express
sion class for children will be from
! to 5 at Johnson Powell Center.
The adult class in French will meet
at 2, the Olympic Athletic Club
! from 1880 to 1890 and q visual in
struction program at 8. The Long
fellow program, planned for tonight,
| has been postponed to April IL.
The Boy Scouts meet at s.
There will meet from 8 to S. the
| Story Telling Club, led by Ethel
| Blaysock, and the Folk Dancing
Group at Burville center. The
Visual Instruction program directed
| by Mrs. r. ]. HANSON, will meet
at s o'clock. The chorus for chill
dren between and o'clock. The
Boys Game and whiting Club at
7:30 o'clock, the chorus for adults
led by by Miss Gordon between Z
| and 1880 o'clock. The clubs that
meet from 8 to 10 o'clock are the
Mothers Club. the Radio Club. the
Listening-In Club, the Girls Dram
attic Club, the WQmen's Whist Club.
the Mems Whist Club. The basket
ball teams will play at 3.
Girls Needlework Club. special
gymnasium for boys, boys basket
ball teams, Girls Athletic Club,
Girls Choral Club, Young Peoples
Dramatic Club will meet tonight at
| Miner Normal Center.
The ladies' dressmaking depart
ment under Mrs. H. w. Buckner
will meet at 1880. This class is open
to the public. Women's Needlework
Cross Glass in Home HYGIENE and
Care of the Sick, Red Cross class
| in first aid, Adult Choral Club.
From 1880 to 1890 there will be
meetings of the Willing Workers,
Young Women's Art Club. Wonder
Boys, Mohican Athletic Club and the
Quot Club, at West Washington
center. There will be a visual in
struction program on The Pathway
of the Pilgrim Fathers at 8. Boy
Scout Troop No. 500 will meet at
1880.
The Sewing Club will meet from
s to 10, the Children's Song Club
from 1880 to $50, the Mems Choral
Society from $3.50 to 1890, at Dean
wood Center. The class in rhythm
for children will be at $50, led by
Miss Josie Shumate. The Boys
Story Telling and Game Club will
be from 1870 to 8, Girls Dramatic
Club at Z, Boys Athletic Club at
| 1880. and Mems Athletic Club at
$50
The Junior Dramatic Club will
meet from $50 to $3.50 at Birney
| Center. The clubs meeting from
1880 to 1890 will be the Girls
Athletic, Whiting Club, Les Belle
Club, Busy Bee Club, and the Radio
Club.
The community secretary an.
Pnounces the lighting Of the base.
ment rooms, which will give more
room for athletic games.
The Girls Recreational Club
meets from 3:15 to S at Cleve.
land Phelps Center. Basketball
teams will practice from 6 to 8.
Groups meeting from 1880 to 1890
will be the Masonic Drill Team,
Sewing Class, Millinery Class, Mt.
Calvary Drill Team, Boys Club and
Busy Bee Club.
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