Evening star., 1925-01-04
At Community Centers

with the Columbia Midgets Of Wilson
Normal Center. 9 to 1890; the Public
Speaking Club will meet in room 81:
instruction will also be given in the
fundamentals of speech. including ex-
ercises to promote proper breathing
for public speaking. 1880 to 1890.
Petwarth. Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwe est:
Monday-Petworth Woman's Club, s..
uesday-Rhythmic expression class
for children, $3.50: piano class, 3:15
to 4.
Friday-Basketry class. 1880: Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts and Brownies,
7:30.
JOhnson-Powell. Hiatt place and
.amont street northwest:
The educational class will meet at the
lsuai time, but because of repairs to the
building the places are uncertain.
Members will be notified as to the
places in writing.
Tuesday-Adult French. .; chill
DIRE ms French class, 3; rhythm for
3:l5: piano class for chill
dren, 3:15.
Friday-Adult French class. 2; chill
dren's French class, 3; social dancing
instruction, 3:15; chIldren's dramatic
expression class. 1916; violin class for
children, 3:l5. There will be a re-
hearsal for the mid-year rhythmic ex-
preston entertainment. Scout Troops
Nos. 80 and 40 and an organization
meeting of a new Scout troop
Saturday-O-E E. Nor. Dramatic Club;
Mount Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton, s.
Dunbar. First and n streets north
west:
Thursday-Memor services in
honor of the late Col Charles Young
will be conducted in the Dunbar
auditorium under the joint auspices
of the James Reefe Europe Post, NO.
5, of the American Legion, the
Woman's Auxiliary of the post and
the Dunbar High Community Center,
S pm. Right Rev. Bishop NJ. w. Clair
will speak The Mount Carmel Bap-
tist Church choir, other speakers and
other soloists will appear on the pro-
gram as well as the Community Cen
ter Band. All military bodies. fra
ternal societies, ministers of all de-
and their congregations
and all associate bodies are invited
to attend Mrs r. X. Lovett is in
charge of arrangements
Loveioy. Twelfth and D streets
northeast:
Thursday-East Washington Male
Chorus, Buffalo Athletic Club, Boy
Scouts. Game and Reading Club, Boys
Singing Club, gymnasium
group, Eastern Citizens Association.
visual instruction program, under the
of the secretary OF the CEN
ter. 7:3O to 1890: medical clinic, 1880
to 9.
MISUNDERSTANDING Club, classes in
beauty culture, flower making, lamp
shade making, Basketry Club: commun =
ity singing group. Boy Scout Troop.
No. sol: Buffalo Athletic Club, visual
program, under the auspices
of the community center.
Bfrne~. Nichols avenue and How
ard street southeast:
Monday-Choral Society and needle
work classes, 1880 to 1880; Birney
Athletic Club, 1880 to 9; Boy Scouts.
9 to 1890; Arabian Athletic and
Social Club 1870; Potomac Athletic
Club, 1880: Junior Dramatic Club, ]
to 4:3o; Community Orchestra re-
hearsal. 1880 to 1890.
nesday-Personal hygiene class
dressmaking class, 1880; Anacosta
Athletic Association, 1880; Whiting
Club, 1880 TO 9: Junior Girls Athletic
IluD, A.OO " ~
group, to 1880.
Friday-Lamp-sh shade making and
reed work classes, Rialto Athletic
Club. No. ! and No. ., 7:30; Girls
Junior Athletic Club, $50 to 10; the
Mvstics. a girls athletic club. 1:5O
to 10.
West Washington. Phillips School
Twenty-seventh and y streets north
west:
Tuesday-Home economics, 1880 70
10: supervised study for children, 7:30
to $50: fidelity Art Club. Whist CUB
Clvfcs Club, Community Orchestra
Lincoln Athletic Club, Georgetown
Preps Athletic Club, Criterion Social
Club. Women's Council meetings, 7:5U
to 1890.
Friday-Children story telling
group. Progressive Girls, Young
Women's Whist Club, Clover Pleasure
Club, Trio Pleasure Club, Regular
Fellers." small boys club: better
Boys Club Will be entertained by
lecture by George Beason, s.
CIeveland-Pheips. Eighth and 7
street northwest:
Observation-Disclosures Glee Club, lamp
shade making and millinery group,
orchestra, La Sale law
class.
Thursday-Douglas League, bas-
kerry class and flower making classes,
1870 to 1890.
Friday-Girls' Recreational Club,
3:15 to 5.
Saturday-From 10 to 1880 am,
classes in rhythmic dancing. Ar
rangements have been made for each
night the center is open to have class
room space for ehildrens quiet study
under the direction of volunteer
teacher. Each Wednesday afternoon
beginning next week, at 3:15 pm
there will be a stereopticon lecture
and program correlated with school
work.
RurryiIle, Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast:
Monday-Industrial Art Club. 7:2C
to 10; supervised study period for
children to 10.
Tuesday-Communi Center Or
chestra, $50 to 10:30; sight-reading
class for the Clef Club to $50: sing
ing class. to $40; Young Folks So
cial Club, to 10; piano class, tc
5: piano class No. 2, s to Z; rehearsal
by the Atonement Church Choir, s
Observation-Disclosures Art Club
7:30 to 1890; boys game period, to
10: study period for children, S to 10
Friday-Literary and game groups
supervised study period for children
Industrial Art Club, Millinery Club
Club, to 10.
CHURCH UNION SUBJECT.