Evening star., 1926-12-12
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

Of the Pu
Dramatic groups at all centers arr
enraged in weekly rehearsais OF pay
to be presented within the next rev
weeks or early in the new year. lh'
Arst presentation is 10 be GiXen mex
Th,,rsaav night by the Wilson Players
in the auditorium Of the Columbl'
Heishts Center. Eleventh and Har
ward streets. Three one-act plays VII
compose the program, which Is unde'
the direction of Aurora NJ. Poston
for ave years the director OF the WI
son PLAYERS. The plays TO he glNer
this week are A. a. Mines The
Man in the Bowler Hat Hildegardt
Planners Mansions, and Bootf
Tarkingtons THE Trystins Place.
Other dramatic groups in the com
munity center department in divisions
i to 9 are the OE-Mor Dramatic
Club of Central High. the Forres
PLAYERS of Southeast. National Capl
tai PLAYERS of East Washington, Pet
worth PLAYERS and clubs for juniors
end seniors at Park View. Ihomsor
and E. V. Brown. Practically all cen
ters in divisions 10 TO 13 have botf
dramatic and vocal groups, and big
Christmas pageant will he staged lr
Armstrong High auditorium Decehn
Der 81 by groups of singers represent
ing these centers and the feoeratioi
Of Colored Church Choirs.
Central High Center, Thirteenth and
Clifton streets:
Wednesday, pm, Chevy Cha sc
A. c.: Strayers' College basket ha II
team: 7:3o pm. O-E-Mor Dramatic
Club; National Capital rife team:
pm, fine arts lecture, 'Augustus
Saint .Gaudens. by Homer SAINT.
Gaudens: $50 pm, Potomac Boa'
Club basket ball team: Washington
Rranch Woman's Division. y. A. A. F
Thursdays pm, Almas Temple
drill team.
Columbia Heights Center. Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Har'
ward streets:
Monday pm, physical examina
tions. Illustrated lecture and reduction
exercises of the Watch Your Welgn,
Club: Bethany B. Y. P. Z. basket oai
team; 7:30 pm. Boy Scouts nrsI,alu
and mapmaking classes; pm. rlrs'
e. Y. P. L. basket ball team: wilson
PLAYERS: $50 pm, Capitol A. c. health
exercises. G
Tuesday, pm. Capitol A. G..
v..n.. woman's gymnasium class
Choral Club; 9 pm, Princess a. u
8 am, playground class.
Wednesday-1:30 pm. PetWortn
League basket ball team; pm. dress
rehearsal of Wilson Players; school
mass meeting, led by j. Edgar Hyatt,
chairman of the committee on educa'
ton and schools of the Columbia
Heights Citizens Associations; $3.50
Park View basket ball team.
Thursday pm, Central Presby-
terfian basket ball team; pm, Royce
A. C. Wilson Players, giving a play
to be followed by reception; Bridge
Club; Community Orchestra; 3 PM
Columbia A. c.
Friday-3:3O pm. rhythmic dane
ing; junior dramatics; Junior gymna-
sium class; pm, Olympia A. c.; 1880
pm, ,basketry class; Boy Scout Troops
/, 40, IL and 80; pm, bridge class;
Mount Vernon A. c.; pm, Wood
lothians' A. G..
Saturdays am, violin class; $50
am, piano class; Maryland teachers
class.
East Washington Center. Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-6:45 pm, Printers Five
A., c.; Washington A. c.; 7:30 pm,
dressmaking; millinery; National Capt.
tai Players; pm, Boys Independent
Band; Live Wines A. c.; Metropolitan
Baptist A. c.; $50 pm, community
dance; 9:15 pm. Eastern preps; bas-
ket ball.
Thursday - 6:45 pm, Independent
A. c. basket ball girls; 1880 pm
basketry. tie-dye and batik class; East
Washington Community Players; 8
pm, Aurora A. c.; Capital City School
Of Nursing A. c.; 9:15 pm. Robert
LeBruce Chapter, DeMolay A. C.;
Mount Vernon Girls A. c.
Saturday-6:45 pm, Pontiac A. c.
basket ball; pm, ryhthm class; 8
pm, community program with NOV
ing pictures and community singing;
Princess A. c.; $50 pm, community
dance; 9:15 PM, Comets A. c., Para.
mount A. c.
e. v. Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street: :,
Monday--3 pm. beginners French
class; beginners piano class; 3:45 pm,
advanced French class: advanced
piano class. Library open from 2
until pm.
Wednesday-Library open from 2
until pm.
Thursday-3 pm, beginners Frencr
class; beginners violin class; rhythmic
dancing class; 3:45 pm, advanced
French class; advanced violin class.
Friday - 3 pm. dramatic class,
rhythmic dancing class; pm. social
dancing class. Library open from 2
until pm.
Park View Center, Warder and
Newton streets:
Monday-3:15 pm, violin class; $50
pm, beginners rhythm class.
Wednesday - $3.50 pm, advanced
rhythm class; 1880 pm. Dennison
handwork class adult dramatic class
Park View Junior Players; Northern
Midgets A. c.; 7:45 pm, adult social
dancing instruction class; s pm, Cos
tello Post Drum Corps practice.
Thursday - $3.50 p.m, Camp Fire
Girls
Friday-7:3o pm, Boy Scouts and
Drum and Bugle Corps practice: Girl
Scouts; Boys Handwork Club: Chill.
dren's game group: 7:45 pm, auction
bridge instruction class; Happiness
Club meeting; pm, adult social
dancing instruction class.
Petworth Center, Eighth and shep.
herd streets:
Tuesday-3:15 pm, rhythmic dane.
ing class, story telling and reading
class; beginners piano class; pm,
advanced piano class.
FridayJ-6:30 pm. Wpivoce Music
Study Club; 1880, junior dramatic
class. basketry class, Girl Scout
Troops IA and 21, Dennison art class;
7:45 pm, bridge instruction class.
Reservoir Center, Conduit road
near the reservoir:
Wednesday-3:15 pm, industrial
work.
ay-Woodworking.
Friday-Girls' woodworking.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior Nigh