Evening star., 1925-02-22

adult basketry class, 8; beginners
piano class, 3:15; advanced class In
plano instruction, 4: Girl Scout Troop,
3:l5. -
Wednesday-Rhythm class for chill
oren' $50 TO $3.50: rhythm class for
older children. $3.50 to 4:30.
Thursday-Violin class, 3:I5. Park
View Parent-Teacher Association will
have luncheon at noon.
Frlday-Children's basketry class.
1880; Boy Scouts, 1880: manual in
struction for boys, 1880; woman's
health class, 1880.
Saturday-Park View Red Cross
unit will entertain IS ex-servioe men
from st. Elizabeth's Hospital with
supper followed by a program and
dancing. 4:3o to 7.
e. v. Brown. Connecticut avenue
and Mckinley street northwest:
Tuesday-Open library at 2:30.
Wedn nesday-Rehearsal of the dra-
matte class, g.
Thursday-French classes. 3:16 and
$40; rhythmic dancing instruction
for beginners. 4.
Friday-Library open at Z, ad-
vanced class in rhythmic dancing,
3:15; the Mothers Club will meet at
$50.
Central High, Eleventh and Clifton
streets northwest:
Observation-Disclosures Society of
the Fine Arts will present the F1on-
zaley Quartet. $50; the mems group
of the Mount Vernon Athletic Club.
Tuesday-"The Sun Bonnet wom-
en- Will hold a dance in the armory,
d; boys group of the Jewish Com
munity Center. Mount Vernon Ath-
letic Club. girls group; woodlothian
Athletic Club. 1880 to 1890.
Observation-Disclosures Athletic
Club, Metropolitan Athletic Club,
Petworth Athletic Club, boys athletic
group of the Jewish Athletic Center,
Z to 1920.
Thursday-Community drama. 8
Saturday--American Nature Asso-
citation, s.
Petworth. Eighth and Shepherd
streets northwest:
Tuesday - Rhythmic expression
class for children, $3.50; piano classes,
S:lo and 4; social dancing class for
young folks above school age. 8,
Friday Basketry class, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts. Brownies, 7:30;
visual instruction program, s.
John~on-Powell. Hiatt place and
Lamont street northwest:
Tuesday--French for adults, 2:30;
French for children. $3.50, rhythm for
children, $3.50; rhythm rehearsal, 4:3o;
piano classes, 3:15
ednesday-Violin classes, 3:15.
F'riday-French for adults. 2.so:
French for children, $3.50; expression
and dramatics, $3.50; social dancing
instruction. $3.50; Scout Troops Nos
80 and rs, 1880; social dancing in
struction for adults, 1880; rehearsal
of the O-E-Mor Dramatic Club, 1880
Saturday-O-E-Mo Dramatic Club.
7.3o; Saturday Night Club, $40.
East Washington. Eastern High
School, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets:
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
Schooi: Basketry class, 7:30; the Odd
Fellows' Band will assist the BOYS
Independent Band with practice, $50;
Soys' independent Athletic Club, q:
Community Social Club, $3.50
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School: Strayers' basket ball team,
Z; Eutopia Athletic Club, $50; Aurora
Athletic Club, z: DeMolay basket ball
team $3.50; East Washington Commu-
nifty Orchestra, 8; classes in millinery,
dressmaking and basketry, 1880; COM
munity program, s.
Saturday-In the Eastern High
- hAphd AtHlellC CluD, $3.50;
Sioux Athletic Club, Z; Apache Ath-
letic Club. z; Eastern Athletic Club.
$3.50; community social dance, $3.50.
Southeast. Seventh and c streets
southeast:
Tuesday-Southeast Citizens Asso-
ciation will meet In tho Tyler School,
Wsdnesday-In the Hine Junior
High School. Eastern Preps basket
ball team, to $50; the Winton Ath-
letic Club basket ball game, $50 TO
10.
Thursday-In the Hine Junior High
School: Forrest Players, an adult
dramatic club, 8: Southeast commu-
nlty oasketry class. 1850; Pollyanna
Club will have Invited guests to a
"tacky party" $40 to 1890; Wash
team, to S:30.
F'riday-In the Hine Junior High
School: Rhythmic expression class
for children, 1890; advanced class in
rhythmic expression, 7:45; dramatic
group. $50 Warwick Athletic Club. 9
to 1920; game and visual instruction
group; Boy Scouts. No. So, 1880 to 10;
Public Speaking Club. platform prac-
tice In the auditorium, 1880 to $3.50,
followed by class instruction. $3.50.
Thomson, Twelfth and l. streets
northwest:
Today-Dramatic rehearsal of the
Washington opera Company, 8.
Monday-Washington Choral So
| ciety; auction bridge instruction
class, woman's physical training
class, with Miss Charlotte Galtin,
leader, 8; Mid-City Citizens Associa-
ton, s.
vanced class In Spanish s:15; Gregg
dictation class, Z; Washington Opera
rehearsal, s.; class in elementary
French, Z to 8; woman's drill team.
1880.
dnesday-Children's classes in
rhythm and piano instruction, 3:15;
theatrical makeup instruction for
| members of the Washington Opera
Company, 5 to s: the social evening
OF the Americanization Association, s.
Thursday-Spanish class, 1915; ad-
vanced Spanish class. S:15; Gregg
dictation class, z; rehearsal Of the
Washington Opera Company, 8.
Friday = Dramatic and dancing
classes for children, Z: china paint
ing class. 1880; boys physical train
ing class, S:15 to $50; Junior Athletic
Club, to Sis; Spanish reading class.
sI6 to $3.50; mandolin and guitar or
chestra rehearsal, g.; elementary
French class. 8; Writer'S League, 8.
Saturday-Dramatic rehearsal of
the Washington Opera Company, 8; A.
Stenener, a chess expert, desires to
give free instruction to men and boys
who wish to learn the game of chess
| also to meet any one who plays the
game. His object is a chess club.
Register with the community secre-
| tary, Mrs. A. Driscoll.
Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Har-
ward streets northwest:
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