Evening star., 1925-02-15

The invitation of the Washington
chamber of Commerce to hold in
the new Washington Auditorium an
exhibit of Industrial work of the pub
hc school system has been accepted.
DIR. Frank w. Ballou. superintendent
OF public schools has appointed S. f.
Kramer, first assistant superintend-
ent. chairman of the committee in
charge. The community center de-
partment, represented on the general
committee and on the committee of
arrangements by the director, Cecil
Norton Sisson. will cooperate with
an exhibit which will include lamp
shade making, basketry. millinery,
embroidery, drawn work and boys
whiting work.
East Washington. Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School Basketry class. $50: the Odd
Fellows Band will assist th' Boys
Independent Band with practice, $50;
Boys Independent Athletic Club. Z:
Community Social Club. $50.
Wednesday--In the Eastern High
School: Strayer's basket ball team.
Z; Eutopia Athletic Club, $50: Aurora
ball team, $50; East Washington
Community Orchestra. s: classes in
millinery, dressmaking and basketry,
T:3o; community program. s.
Saturday-ln the Eastern High
School: Alpha Athletic Club. $780,
Sioux Athletic Club. I: Apache Ath-
letic Club, {; Eastern Athletic Club,
$50: community social dance. $780,
court of reviews of the Boy Scouts
$50: the Peabody Hilton Parent
Teacher Association viii present a
program including music by local
talent and a Mother Goose play. di-
rected by Miss NJ. G.. Young, the prin-
cipa1 of the Peabody Hilton School,
assisted by teachers and parents, S.
Johnson-Poweu. Hiatt place and
La amont street northwest:
TueSday-French for adults, $50:
French for children. $50: rhythm for
children, $3.50: rehearsal at 4:30 of
the snowflake Ballet" to be present
ed at Central High Center, Febru-
AIRY &c.
Friday-French for adults. $50;
French for children. $50: expression
and dramatics. $50; social dancing
for children. 800; Scout Troop 80,
1880; social dancing class for adults,
T:30; rehearsal of the Misplaced
Decimal" by the O-E-Mor Dramatic
Club, 1880.
Saturday-Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association, S; O-E-Mor Dramatic
Club, 7:30.
Thomson, Twelfth and l. streets
northwest:
Today-Dramatic rehearsal of the
Washington Opera Company, S.
Monday-Washington Choral So
ciety; auction bridge instruction
class; woman's physical training
class, with Miss Charlotte Galtin,
leader, s.
Tuesday-Spanish class. 7:15: ad-
dictation class, Z; Washington Opera
Company rehearsal, 8; class in ele-
mentary French, I to s.
dnesday-Children's classes in
rhythm and piano instruction, 3:15;
theatrical makeup instruction for
members of the Washington Opera
Company, to 6; Thomson Social
Club. S.
Thursday-Spanish class. 7:I5: ad-
vanced Spanish class, S:15; Gregg die
tation class, I; full rehearsal of the
Washington Opera Company, 1880.
Friday-Dramatic and dancing
classes for children. I; china painting
class, 1880; boys physical training
class, Sis to $50; Junior Athletic
Club, 7 to S;15; Spanish reading class,
s:15 to $50: mandolin and guitar
French class, S.
Saturday-Dramatic rehearsal of
the Washington Opera Company, 8.
Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest:
Monday-Friends Athletic Club
basket ball game, to 1920; business
meeting of the Northern Athletic As
sociation, 1880; Northern Athletic AS
sociation basket ball game, $50 to TO-,
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club
basket ball game, Z to s; woman's
gymnasium class. s to 8: adult
rhythmic dancing class, 8: Spanish
class, third-year instruction with
conversation, 1880; THE Washingto
Mans opera rehearsal: Crescent
Athletic Club, Royce Athletic Club
business meeting. s.
Wednesday - Children's rhythmic
expression class; Washington Junior
Players Club, $3.50 to 4:45; game,
Langley Junior High basket ball
team, 4.
Thursday-Games by the Columbia
Midgets and the Columbia Juniors. 7;
business meeting of the Columbia
Athletic Club; the Wilson Normal
Community Players, rehearsal and
meeting, TO 10; auction bridge in
struction class, s: opera rehearsal by
rThe Washingtonians.'
F'riday-Argyle Athletic Club, Z to
1890; Junior Dancing Club, $3.50 to
10; two troops of Boy Scouts, 1880 to
10; Spanish class, third-year instruc-
tSon with conversation; basketry
class: the public is invited to an illus
trated lecture by Frank Branch Riley
Of Portland, Greg, on the Lure OF
The Great Northwest" given under
the auspices of the District of Colum-
hia Federated Music Clubs, S:15;
washington Junior Players Club,
$3.50 to 4:45: boys and girls gym
nasium class, $50; piano class, $3.50.
Petworth, Eighth and Shephero
streets northwest:
Observation-Disclosures expression class
for children, $3.50; piano classes, $40
and 4; public speaking class 3: So
ciaI dancing class for young folks
above school age. 8.
F,riday-Basketry class, Boy scouts,
Girl Scouts, Brownies. 1880; visual
instruction program on the lie OF
Washington, ).
Central High, Eleventh and clifton
streets northwest:
Monday-Wa Washington Soclety OF the
Zine Arts will present the New YORK
symphony Orchestra, Waiter Dam
roach. conductor, $50; community
drama rehearsal, s; IN the gy,nha
sum. Mount Vernon Boys Athletic
group.
rehearsal. s: in the gymnaslums:
washington Athletic Club, Metropoli-
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