Evening star., 1924-11-23

Adults desiring opportunities for
self-development are urged to Join the
interested groups or clubs, or to visit
them in order to learn of their possi-
bilitieS.
Particularly should be mentioned
the adult groups in public speaking
Instruction at Petworth, Park View
Rand southeast centers; the parlia
mentary law class and the group
studying the fundamentals of speech
of the southeast center: the commu
nifty orchestra of the East Washing
ton Center: the dramatic groups at
the Wilson Normal and the Southeast
center; the corrective gymnasium
groups of the Wilson Normal and the
Thomson Centers.
Attention is called to the classes in
millinery. dressmaking and basketry,
open to the public that are numbered
among the activities of the East
Washington Center.
Adults wishing development along
tars not listed in the following
schedules are requested to communi-
late with the secretarie of the local
centers with the view of developing
activities that are in demand and that
A are constructive.
A The centers will be closed Thanks
agiving day.
n,
streets northwest.
Tuesday-Community Music Asso-
citation, program Will be presented in
rerSon by Bob Lawrence and His
Musical Friends" interspersed with
community singing and folk dane
ing. s.
Wednesday, lay-Washington Athletic
club, kinear Athletic club, FL Dorado
Athletic Club.
streets northwest.
Monday-Park View Glee Club. S:i5
Tuesday-Adult'S basketry class,
registration for pubic speaking class
for men and women, S: piano class,
2:l5.; the Woman's Club will give a
masked dance, s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. class for
small children. $50 to 4:30: rhythm
class for older children, $3.50 to 4:30;
Violin class. 3:15.
Friday-Ciirls' basketry class, 7:3O:
Eoy Scouts. 1:sO: Northern. Athletic
club, S: Thanksgiving party and
dance by the Young Peoples Dancing
Club, 1:45.
Johnson-PoweI. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest.
Tuesday-French class for adults. >;
French class for children, 3; rhythm
class for children, 3:1o.
Friday-Boy Scout Troops, 40. 50,
No. 40, $50: O-E-Mor Dramatic Club,
Thanksgiving party, $50. The secre-
tdry of the center announces an en-
tertainment and lecture to be held
December 5, by Miss Grace L. Holden.
an Australian. who will exhibit
slides of Australia and tell OF many
Interesting personal experiences.
PetwOrtb, Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest.
Tuesday - Rhythmic expression
class. for children, $3.50: basketry
class, 7:30; dressmaking class. 7:30:
public speaking class, S; piano classes,
3:15 and 4.
Friday-Basketry class. 7:so; meet
inss of the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts,
Brownies. 1:30.
r. v. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest.
Monday - Glass in elementary
French. 3:15; class in advanced
French, 3:i5; beginners class in
rhythm, 4 piano classes. 3:15 to 4.
Tuesday-Library Will be open. ESQ
to 3: children's dramatic class, S:15.
Wednesday - Elementary French
class. 3:1J: advanced class in French.
3:45.
Friday-Rhythmic dancing class,
3:15: library Will be open $50 to
$50; beginners i'll dancing, 10 am.
Thomson. Twelfth and l. streets
northwest.
Monday-Washington Choral So
ciety; dressmakiug class; auction
bridge class. 1:30. A1id-City Citizens
Association, S.
Tuesday-SpaniS beginners class.
7:15; advanced class in Spanish. SIS; ;
Gregg dictation class, :; Washington
Opera Company. s; Woman's drill
team, s: Rhode Island State Society. s..
Wednesday Children's rhythm
class, 3:lo; physical training class for
women and girls. TO 8: rhythm class
for women and girls to 10: program
by the America nization school, s.
Friday-Childrens dramatic and
dancing classes: china painting class.
7:30 TO 10: boys physical training
class, for boys II to 16 years. $3.50 to
$50. Junior Athletic Club for boys
below Il years, to $50.
Southeast. Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and G streets southeast.
Tuesday-In the Tyler School: Meet
Ing Of the Southeast Citizens Asso-
citation, s.
Wednesday-Trinity Athletic Club,
!: Eastern Props, SEQ; Play Craft
erS. 8.
F'riday-Beginners' Rhythmic ex-
preston class, :: advanced rhythmic
expression class, .:45; dramatic
group, $50; reading. game and story
period for children; Warwick Athletic
Club, $40 to 10. In the Wallach
School: Instruction in speech funda-
mentals, 7:3o. Public speaking class
for men and women. 8; Boy Scout
Troop, No. 90. 80.
East Washington, Eastern High
School Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets.
Tuesday-Iu Hine Junior High
School: Glass in basketry, 7:30: Boys
independent Band, $50: Boys Inde-
PENDENT Athletic Club. Z; Community
Social Club, S:20.
dnesday-Epworth Athletic Club.
Z; Futopia. Athletic Club, $50: Aurora
Athletic Club, /: boys basket ball
group, $50. The public is invited to
take advantage of the opportunity
offered by the free classes in milli-
uery, dressmaking and basketry, 7:30;
Community Orchestra, 1880. The pub
lie is invited to q free entertain
by the Community Center Depart
mont. s.
saturday-Alpha Athletic Club.
! $50; girls basket ball group. ::
Apache Athletic Club. Z; Eastern Ath-
lstic Club. $50; Community Social
club dance. $50. The Independent
Athletic club will have a party in
tho Hine Junior High School, S.
Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest.
Monday-Friends'. Athletic Associa-
ton, { to $50: Northern Athletic
cub. $50 to 10; rehearsal by the
:. s'ult Dramatic Club, 8.
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club, :.
TO S: women's gymnasium class, to
9: Princess Athletic Club. to TO-:
adult rhythmic dancing class, to
$50; conversational Spanish class.
1:3o to $40: conversational French