Evening star., 1925-02-01
At Community Centers

Southeast, Seventh and c streets
southeast.
A number of people interested in
amatics along the lines of the little
movement have formed a club, named
the Forrest Players" These peo-
pie. desiring to meet others who are
also interested in play producing and
in acting, have sent letters to many
homes asking for cooperation by in
dicating interest in acting and pro-
ducing. in costuming or scenery, in
readings and performances. An in
Nitation is extended TO adults to attend
meeting to be held at the Hine
Junior High School. Seventh and c
streets southeast, February S, at pm.
Wednesday-In the IIine Junior High
school: Eastern Props basket ball
game. 1880: Winton Athletic Club, I;
Mohawk Athletic Club dramatic re-
hcarsal, 1880.
High School: Pollyanna Club dance,
to 1890; parliamentary law class.
80 to 1890; Southeast Community
basketry class, 1880; card party by
the Cranch-Tyler Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION, 1880; meeting of the For
est Players an adult dramatic club,
Friday-Rhythmic expression class,
No. l, Z: advanced class in rhythmic
expression, 7:45; dramatic group, $50:
80 to $50; Warwick Athletic Club,
" TO 1890; Public Speaking Club,
platform practice in the auditorium,
80 to $50; instruction room p, $40
TO 1890.
Wilson Normal, Eleventh and Har.
ward street northwest.
Monday-Friends' Athletic Club, |
basket ball game, to 1920; business
meeting, Northern Athletic Associa-
tion. 7:30, and basket ball game, $40
10 10: groups Of the Wilson Normal
community Players, rehearsal, s.; /
registrations for class in parlia-
m"ntary law and organization work. |
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club
hssket ball game, Z TO 8; women's |
gymnasium class, s to 9; adult rhyth- |
mic dancing classes. 8; Spanish class,
fhlrd-year instruction, with conver- |
saton, 7:50; French class. third-year
instruction, with conversation, $50; |
business meeting of the Crescent Ath- |
lotic Club, s.
Wednesday = Children's rhythmic
expression class: Washington Junior |
langley Junior High basket ball |
team, A.
Thursday-Games by the Columbia !
Atdgets and the Columbia Juniors, : |
business meeting of the Columbia |
Athletic Club: Wilson Normal Conn |
nunity Players rehearsal and meet |
ing. to 10; registrations for a class |
forming for instruction In auction |
bridge |
Friday-Argyle Athletic Club
game, to 1890: Crescent Athletic |
club, $50 to 10; Junior Dancing Club !
$50 TO 10; two troops Of Boy Scouts, |
80 TO 10; Spanish class, thirdly year
instruction with conversation, 1880; |
French class. third-year instruction |
10
basketry, 7:50; Washington Junior |
Players Club, $3.50 to 4:45; boys and |
girls gymnasium class, $3.50; piano |
lass, $50; Girl Scout, Troop No. rs, |
s.: community program, DR.. Edward |
Breck will talk on Animal Pets and !
What They Taught Ne" an illustrated |
lecture for children over y and for |
adults interested in nature study.
East Washington, Eastern High |
school, Seventeenth and East Cap
itoI streets:
School: Basketry class. 1880: Boys |
independent Band, $50; Boys Inde- |
pendent Athletic Club, :; Community |
Social Club, $40.
Wedn esday-In the Eastern High |
High School: Strayers basket ball |
cam, I; Eutopia Athletic Club, $50; |
aurora Athletic Club, z; DeMolay |
basket ball team, $50; East Wash |
iuGton Community Orchestra, 8;
classes in millinery, dressmaking and !
'hasketry, 7:30: community program, s. |
Saturday-In the Eastern High |
school: Alpha Athletic Club, $50; |
sioux Athletic Club, :; Apache
club. $50; Community Social Club |
dance, $50.
Thomson. Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
Monday W Washington Choral So |
riety, auction bridge instruction
; lass, woman's physical training |
lass. s.
Tuesday-Spanish class, No. l. 7:15; |
advanced class in Spanish, S:15; reg
tStrations for a beginners class in |
Spanish; Gregg dictation class, Z;
Washington Opera Company re-
ltearsal, 8; class in elementary |
french, to 8; woman's drill team, 8. |
Wednesday - Children's classes in
rhythm and piano instruction, 3:15;
theatrical makeup instruction class
'or members of the Washington |
opera. Company, to S.
Thursday Spanish class. No. l, |
la; Spanish class. No. ,, SIS: regis
trations for n beginners class in /
spanish; Gregg dictation class, Z;
sight-reading music class of the |
Washington Opera Company and the |
Washington Opera Compsny's re- |
hearsal, 1880; Thomson Social Club, 8. |
Friday - Dramatic and dancing |
"iasses for children, z; china painting |
class, 7:30; boys physical training |
lass, sis to $40; Junior Athletic !
club, to Sis; Spanish reading class, |
S:15 10 $50; Spanish reading circle, |
mandolin and guitar orchestra re- |
earsal, s; elementary French class, |
.'ctworth, Eighth and Shepherd /
reets northwest:
Monday-Petworth Woman's Club, |
ne art committee viii entertain with |
program at s.
Observation-Disclosures expression class |
for children, $50; piano classes, 3:15 |
and 4.
Friday-Basketry class, Boy Scouts, |
Girl Scouts, Brownies, 1880.
Park View. Warder and Newton |
streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Glee |
club. 8.
Tuesday-Park View Woman's Club, !
Valentine party, the civic committee |
in charge of the program, with Law
Yer Mason II. Welch in a talk on civic |
work, 8; Public Speaking Club, to 8; |
adult basketry class, s; executive |
meeting of Park View Citizens Asso-
citation. 8; beginners piano class, 3:l5; |
advanced piano class, 4.
ednesday-Rhythm class for chill |
dren, $3.50 to 4:30; rhythm class for |
older children, $3.50 TO 4:30; violin |