Evening star., 1925-05-03

II Many of the community centers are
preparing to give Spring entertain
4 mentS. Among these will be the May
gfestival at the Petworth Center. In
n cluding dances by the Petworth
FThythm classes. featuring in the pan
!, tomime of Rip Van Winl<le. played by
,sthe visiting cast from the southeast
lECenter, the annual May fete of the
II Johnson Powell Center, the Mother
Z Goose play of the Cleveland Phelps
- Center, and the program of moving
II pictures, music and songs. under the
leadership of Mrs. L. II. Hunter, plan
Z ned for each Wednesday in May, at
= The Thomson Center.
t. The OE-Mor Dramatic Club Will
e. stage a performance on the 10th at
the Johnson-PoweH Center and the
ie Burrville Music Clubs are rehearsinS
- an opera that will be staged at Dunbar
Center during the month.
q Petworth, sth and Shepherd streets
E, northwest:
Monday-The Petworth Woman's
~ Club will be entertained by the philan-
thropic committee. s.
~ Tuesday-Piano class and music eX-
q. preston class, 3:15 and 4; dress re
hearsal of the rhythm expression
s group for the Rip Van Wrinkle panto-
mime TO be given on May s.
z Friday--Basketry group, Girl Scouts.
: Brownies. Boy Scouts. 1880; Petworth
y Community Orchestra, S; entertain
- ment, including Rip Van Wrinkle pan
tonme, by the rhythm expression
= group, in cooperation with the ORA
matte group from the Southeast Cen
~ ter. From the PetWorth Center the
dwarfs will be danced by Sarah Otis,
= Lorraine Cooper, Joseph Parkinson,
Virginia Christen, Jacqueline Heron,
Helen Christen, Celia Levy, Virginia
sGarrott and Mildred Shackleford. The
seasons will be danced by Betty Coe,
) Anna Talbert, Mary Reid, Jean Ham
merlund. The storm will be expressed
by Leona Katzman, Peggy Williams.
d. Winetta Walker, Jessie Thurston; the
flowers will be represented by Eleanor
. Fits, Martha Fits and Mary Ellen
Mclean. The butterfly expression
y dance will be given by Wilhelmina
= Croncnberg and Doris zook.
= Thomson, Twelfth and L streets
northwest:
= Today-Dramatic rehearsal of the
Washington Opera Co, 2:3o.
= Monday-The Washington Choral
Society; auction bridge instruction
"cass, S: physical training class for
~women and girls. 7:3O.
uesday-Spa niSh class, 7:15; ad-
Tvsnced class in Spanish, SIS; Gregg
,.dictation class, Z; theatrical makeup
Eclass for the Washington Opera Co.,
41I Q,
Opera Co, s.
e Observation-Disclosures of the Wash
lngton Choral Society, s; piano class,
s3:15. A series of visual instruction
programs will be given throughout
the month of May on Wednesdays, in
ECluding slide pictures and programs
of music and recitationss The first of
#the series will be a Hiawatha pro-
xgram, 8.
Thursday-Gregg dictation class, Z;
sthe Gaelic class, s; rehearsal of the
Washington Opera Co, 7:30; Rhode
Island State Society will have spe-
..cial program to celebrate the ami
versary of Rhode Islands statehood.
= Friday-Mandolin and guitar or
chestra rehearsal; Spanish reading
%classs; China painting class children
dancing and dramatic classes, 80.
Saturday-Dramatic rehearsal of
svthe Washington Opera Company, s.
q Wilson Normal, 11th and Harvard
streets northwest:
- Monday-Rehearsa1 of THE Wash
ingtonians, for the opera, Sweet
thearts." s.
=. Tuesday-Meeting of the Welch So
ciety. s.
n Observation-Disclosures of The Wash
ingtonians"; Business meeting of the
NCrescent Club; Racing Pigeon Club;
the Women's Rhythmic Dancing
Glass, S.
= Friday-The Junior Dancing Club, s.;
the Women's gymnasium class will
%meet with the Girls Recreation Club,
S; Boy Scouts, Troop No. Al, 7:30;
there will be program of moving pic
.~tures in the afternoon at 3:15, and in
the evening at 7:30, including the
.afilms, Wanted a Mother and "Ari-
..zona's Grand Canyon
a.. Johnson-POwell, Hiatt place and La
mont street northwest:
=, Tuesday-French. for adults, 2:30;
French for children, $50; rhythm for
,Echildren, $50.
- Wednesday-Fiolin lessons for chill
dren, 3:15.
s Friday-French for adults, 2:30;
French for children, $50; expression
zand dramatics for children, $50; So
cial dancing instruction for chill
'@slren, $50: piano classes for children,
,=t3:15; Scout Troop No. 80; social dane
ing instruction for adults, 7;30; Scout
gTroop No. 76.
Saturday-Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association, s; rehearsal of the chill
sdren's dramatic group for the enter
tainment Of May Is: birthday party
for Boy Scouts, 8; rehearsal of the
fO-E-Mar Dramatic Club for the en-
tertainment of May 16.
Central High, 18th and Clifton
s.StreetS northwest:
Tuesday-Rehearsal of pageant, un-