Evening star., 1924-11-16

are under the supervision of Mrs. q.
Pelham, are working for the better
1nent not only of their centers, but
OF many thousands Of the citizens OF
Washington. In this connection Red
. Cross lectures are to be held Fridays
! in. the Miner Normal Center and the
lectures for boy betterment at the
West Washington Center.
The Industrial clubs are doing good
work through their leaders In dress
making, embroidery, reed work, up
holstery, lamp-shade making, milli-
merry. flower making and rug making.
Many Of the women of the clubs are
instructed for the first time, through
the plain sewing classes, in correctly
repairing worn garments. Many
boys are doing constructive work of
whiting wooden toys that bring into
play their artistic and mechanical
skill.
The Christmas sale that Will be
held at the Dunbar Center December
18 to raise funds for community CEN
ter equipment and leadership not
provided from public appropriation
Is proving an incentive to the indus
trial clubs. They are working hard
TO make the affair a success and to
have an exhibit worthy of community
center ideals.
Central High. Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest:
Monday-Thirty- y-ninth concert by
the Washington College of Music,
S:15.
Tuesday-Communiry center enter
tainment, featuring the 18th Engi-
neers Band, 8: Mount Vernon Athletic
Club, 1:30 to 8: Woodward & Lothrop
girls basket ball group. 8 to 1890.
"ednesday-El Dorado Athletic
Club. 1880 to Q; Ktnear Athletic Club,
10 l0:3o; Washington Athletic Club,
$50 TO 8; Metropolitan Athletic Club
1? TO 1880.
Observation-Disclosures Society of
the Fine Arts, lecture. What Is Left
o. Anatole France" by Able Ernest
.immet; Mount Vernon Boys Club
Will meet.
sostAeast. Hines Junior High
School, Seventh and c streets south
east:
wednesday-Trinity Athletic Club.
:: Eastern Props, $50; the Play
Crafters. s.
ursday-Pollyanna Club. gymna-
slunl practice, followed by instruction
in reed work and a business meet
ing. 1880 to $50; country dancing
group, $50; Winton Athletic Club,
practice In foot ball tactics, {; bust
ness meeting of the Winton Athletic
'~lCO, AOuIl DRAMATIC Slup,
Parliamentary Law Club for Men and
Women. 8.
Friday-Beginners' rhythmic ex-
preston class, I: advanced rhythmic
expression class, 7:45; dramatic
group. $3.50; reading. game and story
period for children, books furnished
through the cooperation OF the
School-Warwick Athletic Club. $50:
class In vocalization and breathing
exercises, 1880: public speaking class
tor men and women. S; Boy Scout
Troop, 1880.
Thomson. Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
Monday-washingt gton Choral So
ciety, dressmaAinG class. Spanish
coaching class, auction bridge class,
7:3o
Tuesday-Span!sh beginners class,
T:!5: advanced class In Spanish, S:l5;
Gregg dictatlon class, :; washington
Opera Company, S.
Wednesday - Children's rhythm
class and piano class, S:1o: physical
training class for women and girls,
. to 8; rhythm class for women and
girls, 9 TO 10.
Thursday = Glass IL beginners
Spanish. 7:15; class in advanced
Spanish, Sis: Gaelic class. S: Gregg
dIctation class. :; sight-readinG nu-
sic instruction for members OF the
Wash shington Opera Company. theatri-
cal makeup class for members Of
the Washington Opera Company.
Leroy Welles. instructorl, S: Rhode
Island State Society, s.
Friday-Children's dramatic and
dancing classes, story hour for chill
Hren, china painting class. 7:3o to 10;
boys. physical training class. to
$50; Junior Athletic Club for boys,
$3.50 to 10.
East Washington. Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday--In the IItne Junior High
School: Class in basketry, 80; Boys
Independent Band. $50; Boys Ath-
letic Club, :; Community Social Club,
$50.
1yednesday-Epwort Athletic Club,
z: Eutopia Athletic Club. $3.50; Au-
rora Athletic Club. I; boys basket
ball group. $50; classes in millinery,
dressmaking and basketry, 7:30;
public Is invited to a free entertain
nlent by the Community Center De-
partment. Moving pictures by the
Forestry Service. The Prevention of
Forest Fires" viii be preceded by
musical program.
Saturday-Alpha Athletic Club, $50;
girls basket ball group, Z; Apache
Athletic Club, I: Eastern Athletic
Club. $3.50; Community Social Club
dance, $50.
Wilson Normal, Eleventh and Iiar-
ward streets southeast
Monday-Friends Athletic Assoc.a-
ton. { TO $50: Northern Athletic
Cub. $50 to 10; Dramatic Club for
men and women. s.
u-sday-TriangIe Athletic Club. Z
70 5: womens gymnasium class for
Government workers and Office girls,
20 8; Princess Athletic Club, Q to 10;
adult rhythmic dancing class, 8 to
$50; conversatio Spanish class,
1850 10 $40; conversational French
class. $3.50 to $50; registrations for
= lass IN millinery; Crescent Athletic
cub business meeting. s.
- Wednesday, - ChildrenS rhythmic
eXnresslon class, Junior Players Club,
s:30 TO 4:45; Langley Junior High
I:a$k Eail CLUB. a. registrations for
, lass in basketry, 5 70 5.
~ 1u-sday-[o,umbia Athletic Club,
: 20 $50; Adult Dramatic Club, 8 TO
30: dresshlakng class, 7:30 to $50;
Crescent Athletic Club basket ball
practice, $3.50 to 9.
q. F'riday--Argyle Athletic Club. to
$50; Junior Dancing Club, $3.50 TO 10:
BOY Scout Troop, No. II, 1880 to 10;
conversational Spanish class, 1880 to
$50; conversational French class
$3.50 to $3.50; registrations for a class
"a basketry. to 10; Girl Scout Troop.
1:S0; Junior Players Club, $3.50 to
A:45: registration for grade boys and