Evening star., 1925-01-18
At Community Centers

| The &. V. Brown Community Center
Will be the scene of an entertainment
next Friday at s pm, the culmina-
| ton of a term of dramatic training
| OF children under the leadership OF
Mrs. Laura Bogue. The following
children have been cast for the plays
| Catherine Crane, Ruth Screiber. Vir-
ginia Alexander, Virginia Campbell
| Deborah Daniels. Catherine Howard
Sarah Pottery, Chloe Estes, Charlotte
| Hanuum, Ruth Graft. Marjorie Grim
| stead, Mabel Wright, Dorothy Allen,
| virginia Williams and Sandy Alex
ander. The rhythmic dancing classes
| or the center, under the leadership
OF Miss Florence Fenton, will assist
| Mrs. Virginia p. Lane requests all
| VINO are interested to register with
her Friday between 1880 and 5 pm
| The adult dramatic work Will be un-
der the leadership of Mrs. A. B. Manly
wen known as the director of the
| Woman's City Club and as a chau-
tauQua reader. The other activities
of this center will be held as usual
| with French, rhythm and piano in
struction in the afternoon and the
| open library in the evening OF Mon
day. Rehearsals for the entertain
! ment have been placed for Thursday
| at 3:15. The rhythmic dancing class
will also rehearse Friday at 3:15 and
the library will be open at Z. The
French class will be held at 3:15 pm.
| Thursday.
Park View, Warder and Newton
streets northwest:
Monday - Park View Girls Glee
| Club reheasal. 3 o'clock. for the en-
| tertainment to be given January 2s
| Ttroo IoX I,,Iy~ Do o
Public Speaking Club. instruction in
platform speaking, 1880 to $50, and
in dramatics, $50 to $50; piano class
| 3:15; Parent-Teachers' Association
Fathers night. at s, with a pro-
gram by the pupils of the Park
| View School and by the children q
dramatic class. the two rhythm
classes and the buglers of the Boy
Scout troop of the Park View center
The speakers will be Representative
A. H. GasQue, Mrs. w. G.. Bannerman
and Mrs. Giles Rafter.
| Observation-Disclosures class for chill
dren, $3.50 to 4:3Q; rhythm class for
older children, $3.50 to 4:30.
Friday-Girls' Basketry class; 1880;
| Boy Scouts. 1880; Northern Athletic
Club, s; manual training instruction
| for boys, Mr.. Edward Reed, leader
1880; Young Peoples Social Dancing
Club, s.
Wilson Normal, 11th and Harvard
| streets northwest:
Monday-Friends' Athletic Club
| basket ball game, to $3.50; Northern
Athletic Association business meeting,
1880, and basket ball game, $50 to
| 10; Wilson Normal Community Play
ers' rehearsal for the group of plays
| to be given January IS; registrations
| nlo l., =
| Organization work.
uesday-Triangle Athletic Club
| basket ball game, 7 to 8; women's
| gymnasium class, to 8: Princess
| Athletic Club basket ball game. 8 to
| 10; adult rhythmic dancing classes, s
| to $50: Spanish class, third year in
struction with conversation, 1880;
| French class, third year instruction
| with conversation. $50: business
meeting of the Crescent Athletic Club,
| 8; entertainment, Washington Read
ers' Club, s: reception, with lecture.
| by DR.. Charles H. Pennoyer, Science
\ and Art in Community Fellowship" g.
Wedne esday-Children's rhythmic ex-
| preston class; Junior Players Club
| $3.50 to 4;45; Langley Junior High
| basket ball game, 4.
| Thursday-Columbi Athletic Club
| basket ball game, to $50: Crescent
Athletic Club, two games, $40 to 8
| Wilson Normal Community Players
rehearsal and meeting, to 10; auction
| bridge instruction class, s.
F'riday-Argyle Athletic Club, to
$50; Junior Dancing Club, $40 to 10
two troops of Boy Scouts, 1880 to 10;
Spanish class third-year instruction
with conversation, 1880; French class
| third-year instruction with conver-
| sation, $50; class in basketry, 1880;
| Junior Players Club, $50 to 4:45i
| boys and girls gymnasium class, $3.50
piano class, $40; community pro-
| gram, s.
! Johnson-Powell, Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
| Tuesday-French for adults. 2:3o
| French for children. 3:15; rhythm for
| children. 3:15; piano classes, 3:15
and 4.
Friday-Boy Scout Troops No. 40
| No. SO, No. rs, at 1880; Scout commit
! tee meeting, $50; rehearsal of the
dramatic expression class for the en-
| tertainment to be given on January
80, 7.
Saturday-O-E-Mo Dramatic Club
7:30; court of reviews and court oil
| honor, 1880.
Thomson, Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
Today Washington Opera Com
pany dramatic rehearsal, 3.
Monday-washingto Choral Soci-
| ETY.; auction bridge class, 1880.
Tuesday-Spanish class, No. l, 7:l6i
| advanced class in Spanish, S:15; reg
| istration for a beginners class In
, Spanish: Gregg dictation class Z;
| Washington Opera Company rehears-
al s; class in elementary French, Z
| to 8; woman's drill team, 8; Delaware
| State Society, 8.
Wednesday Children's classes IN
| rhythm and piano instruction, 3;l5i
women's physical training class, fol-
| lowed by folk and esthetic dancing,
| 8. Thomson Social Club, 8; theatrical
| makeup instruction class for MEM
bers of the Washington Opera Com
| pany, to 6.
Thursday Spanish class. No. l.
| 7.15: Spanish class, No. 2, S:15; regis
| trations for a beginners class In
| Spanish; Gregg dictation class, a
| sight-reading music class OF the
w Washington Opera Co, 1880.
Friday - Dramatic and dancing
classes for children, Z: china paint
ing. class. 1890; boys physical train
ing class Sis to $50; Junior Ath-
letic Club, TO SIS; Spanish reading
circle, s; Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra rehearsal, s; elementary
! French, 8.
Saturday - Rehearsal of the Wash
ington Opera Co. under the dramatic
coach of the Metropolitan Opera
| Co, 8.
Petworth, Eighth and Shepherd
| streets northwest:
Observation-Disclosures expression class
for children, $3.50; piano classes, S:1t
| Ii In oIa