Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

Cherry Blossoms" $50: second year
Spanish class. 7:2o; instruction in
dancing. followed by practice in So
cial dancing 80 20 10: rhythmic
dancing group, $50: Dramatic Society
of the Children Of the American Rev
olution. rehearsal, S.
Wednesday-Re class for
boys and girls under ten years. Slo !:
Dramatic Society Of the Children oil
the American Revolution. rehearsal.
followed by a dance. so to IL so;
rehearsal of the Washington opera
Company, 80. .,
class. 40 To $50; Wilson Normal
Community Players. rehearsal, WASH
ington Opera Company, rehearsal AT .
TO lO:30 There will be two moving
picture programs, part OF the NlSu%
instruction work planned for the emu,
dren. program for pupils of the third
and fourth grades, ;; program loE
children of the fifth, sixth. seven "a
and eighth grades. 1870. The title OF
the picture is "NeiGhbors.
THOMSON. 18th and |, streets
Mondav-Bird sprinG classes OF the
Audubon Society Of the DlStrlct OF
Columbia. exhibit bird lantern SIDES
for children. $50: meeting anu
hibit for the adults, AS: Stuart w al
soft Post, No. 10, American Legion
rehearsal, s.
TUESDAY = Spanish converse ton
class. 7:f5: Spanish study class. SID:
dreSsmaking class 100: Gaelic Class
S: Washington Opera Company re
hearsa'. s. public speaklnS CLASS talk
on hubition," s.
"a ctneaday --E&pe ranto Club, physi-
cal training class for women and
large giIls and women and slrls
drill team. s: the two classes II
rhythm for children, S:lo and 4:l2.
10. n
Spanish. 7:lJ; Spanish study class,
&I5; Spanish reading circle, s: China
paintinG class Gaelic class, $50.
Local Talent Club at the last meet
ing elected T. Phillips. president;
Mrs. +. Phillips secretary: Mrs. n
oirlttis. treasured y resolution was
passed that the club meet each
Thursday night throughout the re-
mainder of the season. Stuart Wal
colt Post, No. 10. American Legion,
rehearsal. s. Edouaru Albion, di-
rector Of the Washington opera Com
rany. has arranged for 4 music sight
reading class, s.
rETwoRTH. sth and shepherd
streets northwest:
Tue1day-Petworth Citizens Asso-
citation, s.
Friday-Meeting of Girl Scouts,
Dramatic Club and Boy Scouts. 7:$o
to 1890.
SoUTHEAsT. eth and . streets
southeast. Hine Junior High School:
ay-Ea stern Props. practice
Telephone Society OF Washington,
dramatic rehearsal. 1880 to 1880.
Observation-Disclosures Club, practice
a5hlc tics and business meeting, 7:30
TO 10: Marie Moore Forrest. Pageant
director. will meet tl;e club und er
the direction Of Martha Durham in
rDt
Public Speaking Club. go; subject
ambition" Parliamentary law prac-
ticc. led by Mrs. r. NJ. Powell, will
follow the public speaking class.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets y. w:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee
Club, 3:15.
Observation-Disclosures Club. s.
Wednesday-Violin classes, 3:15 to T.
East Washington. New Eastern
High School, 18th and East Capitol
streets:
uesday-Activities will be in the
Hine Junior High School Community
dance. $50 to 10:3O: Boys Independ-
ent Athletic Club, practice games. $50
TO $50: Basketry Club, 80 to $40.
Wednesday-New Eastern High
school. Community Music Association
community concert. directed by Rob-
ert Lawrence.
Thursday-Communit dance Au-
rora Athletic and Apache Athletic
clubs practice: Epworth Athletic
Club and Ethiopia Athletic Club prac-
tice: classes in millinery and dress
making: Community Orchestra, 7:30
TO 1880: National Capitol Players re-
hearsal, 1880.
Johnson-PowelI.H Hiatt place and La
mont street \. W:
Tuesday - French and rhythm
classes for children, 3: adult French
class, 2.
sion class, for children, >: Olympic
Club, 1880 to 1890: Boy Scouts. s;
rhythm, expression and dramatic
clubs, rehearsal for May fete and the
closing dramatic entertainments
saturday-Argyle ATHLETIC Gu b.
leaders training class Of Boy Scouts.
7:3O.
f. v. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley streets Y. W:
Monday-Junior classes in French,
3:15 and 3:45.
Tuesday-Library will be open
from to ); class in dramatic art,
SIS.
Wednesday-Classes in French, s:15
and AS.
Friday-Boy Scouts. 1880; library
will be open from to $3.50.
CIeveland-PheIps. Sth and 7 streets
northwest:
Today-High School Cadet Band
and Novelle Orchestra, . to 4; Com
munity Center Band. Post Office En-
ployes' Union and Viscount Club,
20 $40.
Tuesday-La Sale law class. 1880 to
1890; millinery, tailoring and flower
making classes, 100 70 10: sewing
class, Amphion Glee Club, Travelling
Elks' Club drill, Iris. Aldridge Dra-
matte Club rehearsal, : to 10; Busy
Thursday-Girls' Recreat ional Club,
3:15 to ): Douglas Co-opera tive
League, S; Industrial Club. 1880 to
1880; Rajah Club. Sewing Club, folk
song rehearsals and Community Gen.
ter Band, 1880 to 1890
MISUNDERSTANDING dancing classes,
10 to IL and from / to Il am.
Lovejoy, 18th and d streets north
east
wednesday-Girls' Handicraft Club,
Girls Dressmaking Club, 3:15; Wom-
ems Club, $40.
Thursday-The evening will start
with community singing at 730: Ea st
Washington male chorus, Manchester
Athletic Club, Buffalo Athletic Club.
home economics, Women's Club and
Lincoln Prep Athletic Club, 1880 to
1890.
Saturday-Arts and Crafts Club.
community singing group, Boy Scouts,
Troop No. SOL; Buffalo Athlets5 Club,
Manchester Athletic Club, .i%styc.tte
Club, Young Mems Gee Club and
whiting Club, 1880 to 1890. All
clubs and activities viii join in the
visual education program Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Christ in
Art" will be shown in colored slides,
accompanied by appropriate music.
The churches and choirS of the COM
munity have been asked to take part.
Rirney. Nichols avenue and How
ard street northeast: p 49,
Monday-Junior Dramatic Club, to