Evening star., 1925-05-24
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

The local community centers will be
officially closed for the season at the
end of this week. The Central High
Center and the Dunbar Center will re-
main open, and In a few instances
groups I'm other centers will continue
to meet for special entertainments or
rehearsals during the month Of June.
The executives of the department
are busy preparing for the Summer
season at Central High and Dunbar
Centers.
Swimming will be one of the Sum
mer activities of these centers. be-
ginning about the first week in July.
Central High, Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest.
Today-Memoriaf meeting, Police
| Association, 1880 to 1880.
Monday-Rehearsal Of the opera
"Sweethearts," by the Washing
| tonians.
Tuesday-Concert, under the aus
pices of the Community Music AS
sociation. s.
Neutrality-suspicious. of the opera,
''Sweethearts," by The Washing
| tonians.
| Thursday-The washingtonians. in
| the opera "Sweethearts," directed by
Rollin Bond, 8.
Friday-The second performance
of the opera "Sweethearts." by the
Washinstonians. Rollin Bond, d.
| rector, s.
Thomson, Twelfth and l. streets
northwest.
Monday-The Washington Choral
Society; auction bridge instruction
class. g.
Tuesday-The Gregg dictation class,
| Z: rehearsal of the Washington Opera
Company, for the season OF light opera
in English. 8.
Wednesday-Piano class, 3:15. A
program Of patriotic music and dances,
combined with lantern slide pictures.
| will entertain the community members
gathered to elect two delegates at
large for the advisory committee Of
| the center. The children Of the Thoni-
son Center will give the nag dance.
the oath Of allegiance will be led by
the Boy Scouts, Bernadtne HUNT Will
recite and dance The stars and
Stripes Forever" The song. Our
Banner" will be given by Ruth Lusby.
The audience will sing Star Spansled
Banner and America, The Beauti-
full
Thursday-Grega dictation class. Z;
the Gaelic class. 8; the Washington
Opera Company rehearsal, 8; the
Maryland state Society, 8.
Friday-Mandolin and Guitar Or.
chestra rehearsal; china painting class,
| 8; rehearsal by the children's dancing
and dramatic class, 1880; Writer'S
League, s.
East Washington, Eastern High
| School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets.
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: basketry class, 7>3o: Boys In
dependent Band, $50; Community So
cial Club, $50.
| Wednesday-In the Eastern High
| School: Glasses In millinery and dress
making: community program; Bryan
| and Buchanan girls group. 7:ao.
| f.. V. Brown. Connecticut avenue
| and Mckinley street northwest.
Monday-French for beginners. S:15;
| piano instruction. 3: advanced class in
/ piano instruction, 4.
Tuesday-Open library. 2:So; dra-
matte class. 315.
Thursday - French class, S15:
| hythm dancing instruction. 315.
F'riday-Opcn library. z: rhythm
! dancing instruction. 3:15; the f. ".
/ Brown Parent-Teachers' entertain
ment, Living Marionettes," for the
benefit of the athletics OF the school, g..
Johnsen-PeweH. Hiatt place and La
mont street northwest.
Tuesday-French for adults, 2:3o;
French for children. 3:3o: rhythm ex.
preston for children. $50.
| wednesdAy-yiolin lessons for chill
dren, 3:15.
Friday-French for adults. 2:3o;
French for children. $50; the express
sion and dramatic class for children
will re1earse at $50 The Comic Sup
piement," to be given in June: social
dancing instruction for children. $3.50;
piano classes for children, 3:15: Boy
Scout Troops, No. %. No. 7e, 7:30.
Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest.
Monday-RehearsaI Of the opera
| "Sweethearts,' by the Washingto-
mans, 8.
Thursday-Boy Scouts, court OF re-
view, s.
Friday-Boy Scouts; dance by the
Junior Club. 7;3o; meeting Of the ad-
visory committee Of the Wilson Nor
NAL Center. s.
Petworth, Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest:
Tuesday-Piano class and music ex-
preston class, 3:15 and 4; rhythm ex-
preston class. 3:15:. Public Speaking
Club. S.; Social Dancing Club, 7:3o.
Friday Basketry group. Girl
Scouts, Boy Scouts, 7:30; PetWorth
Community Orchestra, s.
] Park View, warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Tuesday-Public Speaking Club,
| TAO to $50: adult bakery class, 1880;
| Ukelele and Banjo Clubs. 7:30; piano
class, 315; Girl Scout troup. $40.
| Wednesday-The beginners rhythm
class and the advanced rhythm class
will unite in an exhibit of the work
| of the season, $50.
Thursday-Violin class, 3:15.
Friday-Boys' Handiwork Club; Boy
Scouts, 7:s0. The parent-teacher as
sociation will be entertained with
chalk talk by John Baer, the one-act
play. "Blackberrying," given by the
| Wilson players of the Wilson Normal
Center; two Italian songs by Joseph
Dimeglio, and a Spanish dance, dl-
| rected by Miss A. O'Connor. Refresh
ments will be served.
Loveioy, Twelfth and D streets
| northeast:
Thursday-Boy Scouts, Game and
| Reading Club, community athletics,
Handicraft Club, visual instruction
program, supervised study period for
children, 1880 to 1890.
Deanwood, Whittingham and Lane
place northeast:
Friday--Adult Athletic Club. s.;
| Boys Athletic Club, Girls Dramatic
| Club, Girls Singing Club, 7:30; Mems
| Choral Club, Woodmen of America,
| Deanwood Citizens Association, or
ganization of the advisory committee
| of the Deanwood Center, s.