The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-06
WOMEN s CITY.
CLUB To HOLD
ELEGT|ONS
Annual Dinner Will Be Given
for Old and New Officers
on Thursday
By SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.

the W0menS City CLUB Will be held
at the club headquarters tomorrow
from 10 a. m. to p. m. The bust.
ness meeting will be held at 8 for
the reports Of chairmen Of com.
mittees. Results of the election will
come in at that time.
The annual dinner under The
auspices of the house committed to
the retiring and incoming officers
Of the Women's City Club will be
held Thursday. Judge Mary O'Toole.
the first president, will preside. !,
The nature section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club met today at
Dupont Circle for q trip to Great
Faiis.
A Bach festival will be held Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes, 2120 Leroy place. This
will be the last meeting of the
music section.
The woman's legion will meet for
their annual convention at the
Washington Club Thursday and
Friday.
Violin classes met at 3:15 at the
Park View Center today. \
Classes in dramatic art met at
the e. v. Brown Center this after
noon. Library will open at $50.
French classes meet at the John.
SON Powell Community Center
this afternoon at 2 o'clock The
French and Rhythm classes for chill
dren at 8.
The Iowa Athletic Group will
meet in the gymnasium Of the
Wilson Normal School at z D. m:
the second-year Spanish class at
1880. Instruction in dancing fol-
lowed by practice in social dancing
will be taught by Martha Durham.
Florence Fenton will hold rhythmic
instruction classes at 1880.
The Columbia Athletic Group will
hold a business meeting at 1880.
The pageant groups will rehearse
at and the Wilson Normal Com.
munity players will rehearse "Mr.
PIN Passes By"
The dressmaking class will be
held at the Thomson Community
Center at 1880; the Spanish Study
Club at 8. The Washington Opera
Company, win rehearse at 8 ani
the Gregg Shorthand Association
will meet at 8.
q The activities OF the East Wash.
tngton Center, will be in the Hine
Junior High School tonight. There
will be a community dance in the
gymnasium at $50. The Boys In
dependent Band will meet in the
auditorium at 7:S0, and the Basketry
Club will meet at 1870. The Boys
Independent Athletic Club will prac.
tice games at 1880.
- AT. the Birney Community Center
tonight, Mrs. Bertha jackson will
instruct classes in millinery, mani
curing, hair dressing and bead and
wax work. Mrs. Clara Buckner
will instruct in dreSsmaking. The
Cooperative Society will meet at 8.
The Clef and Music Clubs met
with Miss Edna Gordon today at
the Burrville Community Center.
The Sewing and Home Economics
Club will meet at 7:30 at the West
Washington Center tonight. The
Props Athletic Club, Mems Whist
Club and Lincoln Athletics win meet
at 7:30.
The La Sale law class will meet
at 1880 at the Cleveland Phelps
Center tonight. Millinery, tailoring
and flowermaking classes will meet
from 1880 to 10. The sewing class,
Amphion Glee Club and Busy Bee
Clubs will also meet. Travelling
Elks Club will drill at 1880.
The operalogue of Carmen"
will be presented by Mrs. Edouard
Albion, assisted by singers from the
Washington Opera Company, at
Dunbar center. Mrs. Albion, well.
known as Peggy Albion to every
one who listens in over the radio
will tell the story OF the opera with
the artas and duets sung by mem.
bers Of the opera company. Rose
Polio, meZzo-soprano will sing the
part Of Carmen; Louis Annis, tenor
will sing the part of Don Jose;
Albert Shefferman, baritone will
sing the part Of Ell Toreador; Dor.
othy Mansfield. soprano, will sing
Michaela.