Evening star., 1925-01-04


the week is rich in interesting events.
including two evenings under the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts.
a community center night featuring
DR.. Adam Geible, organist and com
poser. and Friday the community
center artist concert at community
prices for students and for the pub
lie, introducing Samuel Duskin, VIC
linist At the East Washington Cen
ter the moving pictures of the Post
Office Department will be shown.
Central High, Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest:
Monday--Wash Society of the
Fine Arts; chamber music concert by
the Flonzaley Quartet, $50; menS
athletic group of the Mount Vernon
Club.
Tuesday Organ recital by DR..
Adam Geibel. blind composer; the re
cital will be followed by the rendition
of his cantata. The incarnation by
a chorus of thirty voices and five
soloists from the Highlands Com
munity Chorus, s. pm. Mount Yer
non athletic girls group, Wood
lothians and the boys groups Of the
Jewish Community Center.
esday-kinear Athletic Club.
Washington Athletic Club and Met
ropOlltan AtnletlC CluD.
Thursday-Under the Washington
Society of the Fine Arts, members
courses, The Making of a Statue"
by George Julian Zolnay; the mems
group of the Mount Vernon Athletic
Club in the gymnasium.
Friday-Second concert of the COM
munity center concert course, featur-
ing Samuel Duskin. violinist, $50
School. Seventeenth and East Capi-
tol streets:
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: Basketry class, 7:30; Boys
Independent Band. $40: Boys Inde-
pendent Athletic Club, I: Community
Social Club, $3.50
esday-1n the Eastern High
School: Epworth Athletic Club, I:
Eutopia Athletic Club, $50: Aurora
Athletic Club. 7; De Molay baske
ball team. $3.50; classes in millinery,
dressmaking and basketry, 1880: Com
munity Orchestra, 1880: motion pic
lures under the Community Center
Department, featuring the Transcon-
tinental Air Service OF the Post Office
Department; there will be no admis-
sion charge; the public invited
Saturday - In the Eastern High
School: Alpha Athletic Club. $50;
Sioux Athletic Club, :: Apache Ath-
letic Club, Z: Eastern Athletic Club,
$3.50; Community Social Club dance,
$50.
f. v. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday-Class in beginners French,
$40; advanced French. 3:45; begin
ners class in rhythm, 4: piano class,
3:05 to l.
Tuesday-Library will be open,
2:30 to ): childrens dramatic class,
S:15.
Thursday-Beginner French class,
3:l5; advanced French class, 3:45.
Friday-Rhythmio dancing class,
ais; the library will open, :.
Thomson, Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
Today-Washington opera Com
pany dramatic rehearsal, s.
Misunderstanding Choral So
ciety, auction bridge class. 7:3O
Tuesday-Spanish beginners class,
7:15; advanced class in Spanish, Sis;
Gregg dictation class, 4; Washingt on
Opera Company rehearsal, 8: class in
elementary French. to 8; woman S
drill team. 8; physical culture class
for women, s.
Wednesday - Children's rhythm
classes and piano classes. 3:15.
Thursday - Class in beginners
Spanish. 7:l5; class in advanced
Spanish, Sis; Gregg dictation class.
Z; sight reading music instruction
for members of the Washington
opera Company. 7:S0; theatrical
makeup instruction for members of
the Washington Opera Company
) to 6.
Friday - Dramatic and dancing
classes for children, Z; china paint
ing class, 1880: boys physical train
ing class, SIS to $3.50; Junior Ath-
letic Club, to 8:15; Spanish reading
circ'e. s; mandolin and guitar or
chestra rehearsal, 8; elementary French,
s; Writers League, s.
Saturday-Maine Society meeting
8: rehearsal of the Washington Opera
Company under the dramatic coach
Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, s.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest
Monday-Girls' Park View Glee
Club, 3:15.
Tuesday-Adults' basketry class, s;
Public Speaking Club, S:15, preceded
by a class in the fundamentals OF
speech; the Park View Woman's Club.
with the dramatic committee in
charge of the program, s; executive
committee of the Park View Citizens
Association, 8; plano class, 3:15.
Observation-Disclosures class for chill
dren, $40 to 4:3o; rhythm class for
older children, $3.50 to 4:30.
Friday-Girls' basketry class. 7:30;
Boy Scouts, 1880; Northern Athletic
Club, 8: the young peoples dancing
class, 7:45.
Wilson Normal, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest.
Monday-Friends' Athletic Associa-
ton. to $50; business meeting OF
the Northern Athletic Association
7:30: Northern Athletic Association
basket ball practice and game group
$3.50 to 10; Wilson Normal Community
Players, 8.
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club, :
to s; women's gymnasium classes will
resume activities. This club is open
to women who desire regular gym
nasium work, s to 8; the Princess
Athletic Club, 8 to 10; adult rhythmic
dancing class, s to $50: conversation
class in French, $50. These language
classes are open to all who desire
practice in speech or who are in the
third year of the study. Business
meeting of the Crescent Athletic
Club, s.
Wednesday - ChiIdren's rhythmic
expression class; Junior Players
Club, $3.50 to 4:45; the Langley Junior
High basket ball team, 4.
hursday-Columbia Athletic Club
Z to $3.50; Crescent Athletic Club, 8:3(
TO 9; the Wilson Normal Community
Players rehearsals, to 10; business