Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24


eight addit:on'l members appointed
by the superintendent of schools
upon the advice of the general di-
rector.
The chairman Of the advisory coun-
Gil to the general director is L. C..
Snyder, United States marshal. He
has not only served the department
in an advisory capacity, but he was
the first president of the Wilson Nor
nal Community Center.
Central High. Iith and Clifton
street northwest:
Today-Washington c m m u i t y
Music Association, community con-
cert. directed by Robert Lawrence;
doors open at Z.
Observation-Disclosures by the Creek
American Club, 1880; George Wash
ington University athletic team, Trac-
tice. 1880 to 10.
Wednesday-Greek American festi-
val. benefit for the starving
Thursday-Music fete. by the
Washington Community Music As
s"ciation. directed by Robert Law
renee, doors open at Z: George
Washington University athletic team,
10 10.
Friday-Community center depart
ment will present Ossip Gabrilo-
%itsch, pianist and conductor of the
Detroit symphony Orchestra, $50:
This is the fourth of the student
concert series. The concerts are at
community prices. For more inform
alton phone Main 6493.
THOMSON, 18th and L streets north
west:
Today-Rehearsal OF the opera of
Carmen by the Washington Opera
Company, sis.
Misunderstanding OF the Mid-City
Citizens Association, S.
Tue sday-Washingt Opera Com
Iany, rehearsal s; Spanish conversa-
ton class, 7:15; Spanish study class,
Sis: dressmaking class. $50; class in
public speaking. $40. w., .,.,
Wednc Sday-ESperanto Club. girls
physical training class, women's and
girls drill team. S: rhythm for chill
dren. 3:15; adult class In rhythm Will
be formed. $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Wash
ington Opera Company. 7:30; CONVEX
sation class in Spanish, a:l5; Spanish
study class. Sis; Spanish reading
circle, 1880; Local Talent Club. S;
Costume Designing Club, under the
Koenig, s. The class is open to
adults. boys and girls. Mrs. koenig
is Il graduate of Pratt Institute Art
League of New York city and of the
Chicago Art Institute.
Friday - Groups for children in
visual instruction. in dancing and in
dramatic instruction. classified ac-
cording to age and ability, 7:30 and
$50; BoyScout Troop, No. ., 7:3c.
Observation-Disclosures of the solo:sts
and the chorus of the Washington
opera Company, 1880.
The executive secretary announces
plans for the formation of the fol-
lowing classes if a sufficient number
OF names are registered. Dramatic
and elocution class on Friday. 3:15,
under the leadership of Mrs Eliza
beth Phillips. open to boys and girls
Mandolin and guitar class, Wednes-
day, 3:15, open to boys and girls I'M
der the direction of Mr.. c. L. Costlow.
Southeast, 18th and c streets south
east, Hine Junior High School
Monday-Trinity Athletic Club and
Navajo Athletic Club, practice; re-
hearsal of the Mohawk Dramatic
Club, 1880 to 10.
Observation-Disclosures Citizens Asso-
citation meets in the Tyler School, 8.
There will be a demonstration in the
Tyler School at of visual instruc-
tion by A. NJ. Howard to a group of
parents invited by the principal Of
the Cranch-Tyler schools.
Friday - Rhythm Club, z; Friday
Junior Dramatic Club, S. These clubs
will start a new session mad will re-
hearse for spring entertainment
"inton Athletic Club, 1880; Country
Dancing Club, to 1920; Boy Scout