Evening star., 1925-10-04

Community Center secretaries. the
leaders and the directors of activities
as clubs and classes are forming fol
the future development of the com
munity centers of the public schools
The following information has been
reported as to the time for meetings
and for registration of groups in some
of the centers:
The Wilson Normal Community Cen
ter, Eleventh and Harvard streets, will
open its activities for the season to-
morrow with n meeting of the adrls-
ory committee of the center at pm.
Following the committee meeting Mrs.
l E. kebler the community secretary
of the center, will meet representa-
tives of the boys athletic groups that
have applied for affilation with the
Wilson Normal Center, to arrange the
schedule for the season. Among these
groups are the Friends Athletic Club,
Royce Athletic Club. Columbia Ath-
le1ic Club the Argyles and the Cres-
cents The Washingtonians. under
Rollin Bond, director. Will meet for a
rehearsal of the opera Madame
Modiste."
Tuesday the leaders of the groups
of athletic girls affiliated with the
center will meet Mrs. kebler for a
schedule of athletic periods. The ath-
Athletic Club. Princess Athletic Club
and the Triangle Club. Women who
are interested in gymnasium instruc-
tion are asked to register with the dl-
rector, Miss Martha Durham, at
pm.
Wednesday at 3l5 children will be
Instructed in rhythm dancing and eN-
preston by Miss Evelyn Davis. Chill
dren's groups will be registered and in
in, oil do
ing. dramatics, gymnasium work and
in the study of French. The instruc-
tors that were assigned to these
groups at the Johnson-Powell Center
last season will now hold their classes
in the Wilson Normal Center.
Thursday the Wilson Normal Play.
ers will rehearse under the direction of
Mrs. A. NJ. Poston, and the Washing
tonians will hold the second rehearsal
of the week.
Friday will be the first children S
night of the season and will include a
meeting of the Boy Scouts, with Scout
ma Ster Hunt in charge. and a dance
under the Junior Dancing Club or
ganization. The adult groups that will
also meet include the Welsh Society
and grange meeting. Mrs. kebler
will register members for the Spanish
class. under Prof. GambS. and for free
instruction in basketry by Mr.. Claude
Turner. and for instruction in paper
handicraft.
Thomson Community Center.
Twelfth and y streets, Mrs. A. {. DriS-
coll, secretary. announces the follow
ing tentative schedule for the week:
Monday the Washington Choral So
ciety rehearsal at pm. under the
direction of Charles Wengert. Mem
berShip is open to young and old in
tereSted in music. Reorganization of
the Auction Bridge Club. pm. Nine.
lie Roy Welles will register students
in French at pm. Members desir-
ing free basketry instruction are
asked TO register their names with
Mrs. Driscoll.
Tuesday, those interested in the
study of Spanish by the conversational
method are asked to register with Mr..
W. It. Faulkner at 1:30. The Gregg
dictation class. directed by Mr.. George
H. Walks. will meet at 7:30.
Thursday at 3:15 Miss Evelyn Davis
will meet parents and children to ar
dramatic expression. A preliminary
lesson will be given. Thursday eve
ming at 1:30 the Gregg dictation class
and the Spanish class will meet.
Friday at 7:30 the children's dane
ing and dramatic class Will meet
under the direction of Miss Beatrice
Cosgrove French instruction by
Nine LIE Roy Welles will be given at
pm. China painting, both in luster
and in conventional designs, Will be
taught by Miss Alma Echtermann and
Mrs. William Bowling at pm. The
community secretary will register
members for free instruction in bas-
kerry The Sun Bonnet Women OF
America will meet at s pm. at the
call of Mrs. Louise H. Snyder.
Park View Community Center.
Warder and Newton streets. Miss
Maude p. Burklin. secretary, will reg
lister members for the public speaking
class and the health class Tuesday at
7:30 pm. The public speaking class
will be under the leadership of Miss
Maitland Thompson, assistant to Mrs.
A. T Renshaw of the Renshaw School
OF Voice Expression; The Health
Club will be under the direction of
Miss Marjorie Schuler. Also on Tues
day at 1870 registrations for free in
struction in basketry will be held.
Friday the Boy Scouts, under Scout
master Cole. will meet at 1880. The
Boys Handiwork Club, the children's
game group and the Young People s
Social Dancing Club will also begin
activities at 7:30. Registrations for
held.
Wednesday at 3:15 children will be
registered for two classes of rhythm
instruction, the advanced class and the
beginners class
The Southeast Community Center.
Hfne Junior High School, Seventh and
& streets southeast, will start its ac-
1ivities with a meeting of the advisory
committee tomorrow at s pm.
Friday children's rhythm expression
and dramatic instruction under the
leadership of Miss Evelyn Davis will
he started. The rhythm groups will
register at pm. and the dramatic
groups at 8 pm. The Pollyanna Club,
with Miss Martha Durham, leader.
will meet at $50. The Boy Scout
Troop No. SO will meet with Scout
master A. A. Chanda al I:30. Mrs.
NJ. w. Davis, secretary, announces
that Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Bond will
direct community opera in the audi
torium the instruction beginning
about October 21. All who are inter
ested are requested to register for this
group with the community secretary
on Monday or Friday, pm.
The East Washington Community
Center, Mrs. l.. w. Hardy, executive
in charge, assisted by Mrs. +. Scott,
has scheduled the following activities
In the Hine Junior High School, Sew
enth and c streets southeast. Tuesday,
the 9Th: The East Washington Pleas
ure Club, $50 PM; Washington Boys
Independent Band, 1870 pm. Members
will be registered for free instruction
in basketry.
In the Eastern High School, Seven.
teenth and East Capitol streets, Thurs
day, dressmaking and millinery classes
will begin work at s. Members for
free basketry instruction will be regis