Evening star., 1926-04-18

Mrs. Gabrielle Pelham, one of the
general secretaries of the community
center department, is supervisor OF
the community centers in the build
ings of the school divisions 10 to 13.
With the assistance of a corps of
community secretaries and activity
leaders. she has been the Inspiration
of many valuable clubs and groups
that are of interest to a large mum.
ber of citizens.
Her ability and training in music
enable her to develop, understand
ingly. the music groups of the centers.
Through Mrs. Pelham and her assist
ants, means have been found to form
the music extension classes for begin
ners in instrumental instruction, with
instruments furnished by people who
have become interested.
The war and peace pageant that
will be staged April 20, and the chill.
dren's Snow White" operetta to be
given in May will in a large degree
reflect the musical and artistic train
ing that has been received during the
season.
Central High Center, Eleventh and
Clifton streets.
Thursday-Almas Temple drill team,
Saturday-Rehearsal of the COM
munity center recital of cbildren's
groups. l to 5 pm.
Columbia Heights Center, Eleventh
and Harvard streets. in the Wilson
Normal School,
MOnday-Rehearsal of the Wash.
lngtonlanS, rehearsal of the Wilson
Players, orchestra practice, first aid
class of the Boy Scouts. 8; DR.. Lyman
F. kebler and his assistants will
weigh, measure and confer with mem
bers of the reducing class, to 3.
The lectures have been discontinued
The gymnasium class for weight. re-
duction will be continued throughout
the season, 8. Women's gymnasium
class, featuring relaxing exercises for
office workers. This class formerly
met on Tuesday. s.
Observation-Disclosures of the Wash
lngtonians, rehearsal of the Wilson
Players. S; Capital Athletic Club, Z:
business meeting of the Monroe soc.
Ger ball team, 7:30; Pigen Club. French
class, orchestra practice, William j.
Coates. director. s.
Friday-Rhythmic expression, chill
dren's gymnasium class, dramatic
class, $50: Boy Scouts, Troops 40 and
Al, basketry class, 1880; community
dance. $50.
Saturday-Saturday Night Club,
$50; Boy Scout, court of reviews,
1880: training class, playground de-
partment, 8 am.
East Washington Center, Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets.
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: The Washington Boys Inde-
pendent Band. I; basketry class, 7:3O;
Pleasure Club, $50.
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School: A comedy by the Wilson Play
ers. S:15
Thursday In tie Eastern High
School: Dressmaking and millinery
classes. 1880; community dance, $50;
National Capital Players, 7:30: B. B.
Girls, Z; community program, s; girls
rhythm class. Z.
f. V. Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street.
Monday-Coaching class in French.
3; beginners class in French, 3:15;
advanced class in French. 345; piano
classes, and 3:45; violin class, 3.
Tuesday - Children's dramatic in
struction, 3:15: library open to pm.
Thursday-Coaching class for chill
dren in French, 3; beginners French
class. 3:15; advanced French class, 3:45.
Friday - Rhythmic expression for
children, 3:15; library open Z to $50.
Park View Center, Warder and New.
ton streets.
Monday-Beginners' rhythm class,
3:15.
Tuesday-Girl Scouts, piano class.
3:15; public speaking class, s: adults
basketry class, open for membership,
s; Colonial Orchestra practice, 1880;
bridge class. open for membership;
a visual instruction program. featur