Evening star., 1925-02-08
At Community Centers

The working exhibition and lecture
on glass given at the Thomson Com
,nunity Center last Wednesday after
noon instructed children and adults
The exhibition consisted of sclen-
Iific demonstration of ore of the
worlds oldest industries-the blow
ing, silvering, spinning and decorat-
ing of glass and the making of va
rious glass articles. such as Venetian
vases, birds and animals. The lecture
was u general talk on the art of glass
making in ancient and modern times
il was repeated at the East Wash
ington Center last evening and will
be given at the Southeast Center at
the Hine Junior High School Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50. Plans are being
made for demonstrations at other
Centers.
Thomson, Twelfth and l. streets,
northwest, l
Today-Rehearsal of the Washing
ton Opera Co, s.
Monday-Washingto Choral So
ciety, auction bridge instruction
class. woman's physical training class,
Tuesday-Spanish class, No. 1, 7:15
advanced class in Spanish Sis; Gregg
dictation,, class, Z; Washington Opera
Co. rehearsal, s; Franklin Thomson
parent-Teachers Association, s; class
in elementary French, Z to s; woman S
drill team. 5.
Wednesday = Children's classes in
rhythm and piano instruction. 3:1o;
theatrical makeup instruction for
members of the Washington Opera
Co, ; TO 6; Spanish Atheneum. s;
Thomson Social Club, s.
Thursday-Spanish class, No. l,
,icyl ,.1 Hrn orc
dictation class. I: full rehearsal of
the Washington Opera Co, 1880.
Friday - Dramatic and dancing
classes for children, Z; china painting
class. 1:30; boys physical training
class, SIS to $50; Junior Athletic
Club. to Sis; Spanish reading class.
%:15 to $40: Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra rehearsal. S; elementary
French class, s; Writers Lea que. s.
aturday-Rehearsa of the Wash
inston Opera Co. s.
East Washington. Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday-Tn the Hine Junior High
School. basketry class, 7:30; Odd Fell
lows Band will assist the Boys In
dependent Band with its practice,
$50; Boys Independent Athletic Club,
Z; Community Social Club. $3.50.
Wedne sday-In the Eastern High
School. Strayers Basket ball team. Z :;
Eutopia Athletic Club, $50; Aurora
Athletic Club. Z; DeMolay basket ball
team. $50; East Washington Com
munity Orchestra, s; classes in mil
linery, dressmaking and basketry,
T:So: community program. s.
Saturday-In the Eastern High
School, Alpha Athletic Club, $50;
Sioux Athletic Club, :; Apache Ath
letic Club Z: Eastern Athletic Club,
$50: community social dance, $50.
Wilson Normal. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest:
Monday-Friends' Athletic Club
basket ball game, to 10:30; business
meeting of the Northern Athletic AS
sociation, 1880, and basket ball game,
$50 to 10; groups of the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Players will rehearse,
S; registrations for a class in par
liamentary law and organization
work
Tuesday-Triangle Athletic Club
basket ball game, Z to 8; women's s
gymnasium class. 8 to 8; adult rhyth-
mic dancing classes, s; Spanish class.
third-year instruction with conversa-
tion, 7:30; French class, third-year
instruction with conversation, $50;
THE Washingtonians," opera rehear-
sal, Rollin Bond, director, s.
Wednesday - Children's rhythmic
expression class: Washington Junior
Players Club, $3.50 to 4:45: game.
Langley Junior High basket oall
team, 4.
Thursday-Games by the Columbia
Midgets and the Columbia Juniors. Z;
business meeting of the Columbia
Athletic Club, the Wilson Normal
Community Players rehearsal and
meeting, to 10; registrations, for In
struction in auction bridge; The
Washingtonians" opera rehearsal, s.
Friday-Argyle Athletic Club, : to
1890; Jun o. Dancing Club, $50 to 10:
two troops of Boy Scouts. 1880 to 10;
Spanish class, third-year instruction
with conversation, 1880; French class,
third-year instruction with CONVEX
sation, $50; class in basketry, 1880;
Girl Scout Troop No. 90, s; Washing
ton Junior Players Club, $3.50 to 4:45;
boys and girls gymnasium class, $3.50;
piano class, $3.50; community program.
Petworth. Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest:
Tuesday Rhythmic expression
class for. children, $3.50; piano classes,
3:15 and 4; public speaking class, 8:
social dancing class for young folks
above school age. 8.
Friday-Basketry class, Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts, Brownies, 1880.
Park View. warder and Newton
Streets northwest:
Monday-Park View Girls Club.
BIS.
Tuesday-Public Speaking Club,
T:30 to 8; Dramatic Group, to 10:3o;
adult basketry class. s; park View
Citizens Association, s. beginners
tNta v,f.
class, 4; Girl Scout Troop, 3:15; reg
istrations for a class in household re-
pairs and manual training work for
men.
ednesday-Rhythm class for chill
dren, $3.50 TO 4:30; rhythm class for
older children, $3.50 to 4:30.
Thursday-Violin class. S:15.
Friday-Children's basketry class,
7:3O; Boy Scouts, 7:30; manual train
ing instruction for boys, 7:30.
T., v. Brown, Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Monday-French for beginners, 3:1o;
advanced French, 3:45; piano instruc-
tion, 1905; advanced piano class. 4.
Tuesday-Dramatic expression, 3:15;
library open, 2:3O.
Thursday-French classes, 3:1o and
B:45: rhythmic dancing instruction, T.
trlday-lIlDrary open at Z, duNdHCeu
class in rhythmic dancing, 3:15.
.JohnsOn-POwelI. Hiatt place and La
mont. street northwest:
Tuesday-Classes in French for be-
ginners and advanced pupils, adults,
2:30; children, $50; rhythm for chill
dren, $3.50: piano class, $3.50.
'riday-French class for adults,
2:30; French for children, $50; eX-
pression and dramatics for children,