Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-19

The childrens dramatic and rhythm
expression groups of the Southeast
Community Center will stage the
pantomime of Rip Van Wrinkle writ
ten and arranged by the children
under the leadership of Evelyn Davis,
dramatic and rhythm director, April
"a. The pantomime will be followed
by the play OF Treasure Island"
suitable medium for the boys of the
groups TO express their love of pirates
and adventure. Julia Clements will
direct the music. Grace Moran has
written the prologue. The pantomime
will be repeated by the southeast
group at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center, May 1, and at the
Petworth Community Center, May 8,
assisted by the rhythm groups of
those two centers.
r. v. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday - French for beginners.
SI5; piano instruction. 3; advanced
class in piano instruction, 4.
Tuesday-open library, 2:SO; dra-
matte expression group, 3:15.
Thursday - French class, 3I5;
rhythmic dancing instruction for be-
ginners. 3:15.
Friday-Open library, Z; rhythmic
dancing instruction for advanced
class, 315.
Petworth, Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest:
Tuesday - Rhythmic expression
dancing class, rehearsal for panto-
mime to be given May s, 8 PM;
piano class and music expression
class, 315; public speaking club, g.;
social dancing class, s.
Friday - Basketry group; Girl
Scouts; Brownies: Petworth Commun-
ity Orchestra; The Boy Scouts will
organize a branch of Troop 100.
Central High, Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest:
Monday-The Washington College
of Music concert.
Tuesday-Basket ball game by the
Woodlothians, in the gymnasium. The
Heard and Seen Club, in the music
room, s.
Wednesday-The Jewish National
Bureau entertainment, s.
Observation-Disclosures for the Spring
festival of music, 3.
Friday-The Spring festival for the
graded schools, concert under the mu-
sic department of the public schools, s.
Saturday-The Spring festival for
the senior and junior high schools,
concert under the music department
of the public schools, s.
JOhnson-PoweII, Hiatt place and La
mont street northwest:
Tuesday-French for adults, 2:30;
French for children, $50; rhythm for
children, $50.
Wednesday-Violin classes for chill
dren, 3:15; French for adults, go;
French for children, $50; dramatics
and expression for children, $50: So
oil ~, 81, ~;
$50; piano classes, 3:15; Scout Troop,
No. SO, 1870; social dancing instruction
for adults, 7:45; rehearsal of the De
Nor Club for the program to be pre-
scented in May, 7:30.
Nor Dramatic Club,
1880; court of reviews, 7:30; court of
honor, 1850; special Scout program for
fourth division Scouts, awarding of
victory prizes, 1880.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday-The Monitors Choir re-
hearsal. 3:15.
Tuesday-Public Speaking Club. 1880
to 8; Adult Basketry Club, 1880: piano
classes. 3:15, a. Girl Scout Troop, 3:15.
Wednesday - Beginners rhythm
class; advanced rhythm class, $50.
Thursday-Violin class, 3:1o.
Il
7:30; Boy Scouts, 1880: Handwork Club
for boys, 7:30; Ukulele and Banjo Club.
s; Young Peoples Social Dancing Club,
7:45.
Thomson, Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
Monday-The Washington Choral
Society. auction bridge instruction
class, 8; physical training class for
women and girls, 1870.
Tuesday-Spanish class, 7:15; ad-
vanced class in Spanish, S:15; Gregg
dictation class, Z; class in elementary
French, z; theatrical makeup class
for the Washington Opera Co., to 8;
rehearsal of the Washington Opera
Co., s.
dnesday-Rehearsal, Washington
Choral Society, s; rhythm class, S:15;
piano class, 3:15.
Thursday-Spanish class, 7:15; ad-
vanced class in Spanish, SIS; Gregg