Evening star., 1925-01-11

Tho slides showing activities in the
II community centers were exhibited
kt the meeting OF the Stanton Park
Citizens Association in tho Peabody
School, January s.
Central High. Eleventh and Clifton
ktreets northwest:
Monday-Under the auspices OF the
Washington Society Of the Fine Arts,
she New York Symphony Orchestra,
walter Damrosch, conductor, $3.50;
Mount Vernon Athletic Club, mems
group, 1880.
Tuesday-Rehearsal OF the commu-
Hity center production of the opera
$Pinafore," to be given January 20,
T:Se; Mount Vernon Athletic Club,
girls group. woodlothians and the
boys group Of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center
wednesday-Marie Moore Forrest
will meet members OF dramatic clubs
for try-outs for the roles of Sir Peter
and. Lady Teazle Of Sheridan's The
School for Scandal" to be given Feb
ruary 26, in the Central High audi
torium under the Community Center
Department. The selection of the
cast for this performance will not be
confined to community center clubs,
but will be city wide.
Thursday-Washingto Society of
the Fine Arts, Jane Clegg." a reading
by Margaret Wycherly, S:15; Mount
Vernon Athletic Club, mems group.
Southeast, Seventh street and Penn
Eylvania avenue southeast:
Wednesday In the Hine Junior
High School: Trinity Athletic Club,
z; Eastern Props basket ball group,
$50
Thursday the Hine Junior
High School: Basket ball practice
group, z to 8; Pollyanna Club, to
1880; Winton Athletic Club, s to 8;
business meeting and basket BAH
game, 9 to 1920; parliamentary law
class. taught through the medium Of
the "Chuckle Club" to 1890; THE
Forest Players" a dramatic club for
men and women; Southeast Commun-
ity basketry class, instruction free, 8;
registration for class in auction
bridge, under efficient leadership, 8.
Friday In the Hfne Junior High
School: Beginners rhythmic express
sion class, Z; advanced class in
rhythmic expression, 7:45; dramatic
group, $50; game and story period
Warwick Athletic Club, to 1890;
the Public Speaking Club, 7:30 to
$50.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday-Giris' Park View Glee
Club, rehearsal for the entertainment
TO be given January 81. 3:15.
Tuesday-Adults' basketry class, S;
Public Speaking Club, instruction in
platform speaking, 1870 to $50, and
in dramatics, $3.50 to $50; Park View
Citizens Association, 8; piano class,
3:15.
ednesday-Rhythm class for chill
dren, $3.50 to 4:3O; rhythm class for
older children, 80 to 4:30.
Friday-Girls' basketry class, 7:30;
Boy Scouts. 1880; Northern Athletic
Club, S; manual training instruction
for boys from the fourth to the seventh
grade, 7:30.
East Washington, Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School, basketry class, 7:30, Boys
independent Band, $50: Boys Iude-
pendent Athletic Club, Z; Community
Social Club, $50.
wednesday-In the Eastern High
School. Epworth Athletic Club, .;
Eutopia Athletic Club, $50; Aurora
Athletic Club, Z: De Molay bask ct
udlI team, o.OUf lIOlIOI plSlulSS
der the Department of Agriculture,
s; classes In millinery, dressmaking
and basketry. 1880
Saturday-In the Eastern High
School. Alpha Athletic Club, $50;
Sioux Athletic Club, 7; Apache Ath-
letic Club, Z; Eastern Athletic Club,
$50; Community Social Club dance,
$50; Boy Scouts, court of review,
1880.
Wilson Normal, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest:
Monday-Friends' Athletic Associa-
tion, to $50; business meeting Of
the Northern Athletic Association,
1880; Northern Athletic Association
basket ball practice and basket ball
game group, $40 to 10; Wilson Nor
NAL Community Players, s.
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club, z
to s.; women's gymnasium class, 8 to
8; game, Princess Athletic Club, 8 to