Evening star., 1926-10-10

ters VIII cooperate with the BuSl-
ness Mems Association OF Columbia
Heights. through the Columbia
Heights Center, Of which Mrs. /. f.
Kebler is secretary. and Central High
Center. Of which Mrs. Edith II. Hun
ter Is secretary.
During the carnival days an ex-
hibit Of the varied activities Of the
community centers will be held in
prominent storeroom in Columbia
Heights. and samples of all types Of
handwork. basketry, flower work.
dressma king. millinery. etc, produced
in the centers will he on view.
The department will likewise par
ticipate in the float parade October
21 and In the children's costume pa
rade. October %
Central High Center. Thirteenth
and Clifton streets:
Wednesday-Official opening Of the
center. Throughout the season Of
1926-27 Wednesday will be the regu-
lar community center night and will
be given over, for the most part. to
athletic and dramatic groups.
Saturday-Foot ball game, George
Washington University with Blue
Ridge College.
East Washington Center. Eastern
High School. Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-7:30 pm. dressmaking.
Miss Sarah Towrshend. teacher: mil
linery, Mrs Charles Wise. teacher;
National Capital Players in music
room, F.. Arthur Griffith. manager;
4 pm. Boys Independent Band in
auditorium; $40 pm, community
dancing in armory.
Saturdav-6:t5 p.m. Warwick Ath-
letic Club and basket ball girls; 1;3o
pm. rhythm class, Miss Judy l-yeth.
teacher, in armoly; dramatics. MISS
BesS Davis Schrener. teacher; pm,
community program, moving pictures
in auditorium basket ball; $50 pm,
community dancing in armory.
Columbia Heights Center. Wilson
Normal School Eleventh and Har-
ward streets:
Monday pm. first aid, Boy
Scouts. Col. F.. l.. Mattice, directing;
to 10 pm. rally and registration for
prevention and reduction of over
weight for women and men. DIR. l.. r.
Kehler will he present for conferences.
Regular lectures and class exercise to
start October Is. to $3.50 pm. ath-
letic practice. B. Y. p. L. League, di-
rected by Odle r. Porter.
Tuesda y-Women's recreation eve
ming: pm, capitol a. G. meeting
director: S pm. registration for wom-
ems gymnasium. Miss Marjorie l..
Schuster, director. Regular work
opens October 10. . pm. Princess
Athletic Club meeting and practice.
Thursday Recreation for men and
BOYS. Odle r. Porter. director: { pm,
Park View a. G.. meeting and practice:
$40 pm, Columbia a. {. meeting anG
practice.
FRIDAY pm, Boy Scouts. Troops
20 and Al Thomas King and Herman
r. Hunt. scoutmasters: l:3o pm
basketry, directed by Claude Turner
opens for work If registration war
rants a class. otherwise first lesson
will he October -; $50 to s. reeistra-
ton for children's dramatics, gym,
dancing and handicraft.
Saturday-Music Center at Co'um-
bia Heights opens for violin and piano
practice with Mrs. Laura +. Ward
and Miss Edith r. Athey.
For information regarding all activi-
ties and registration for classes IN
dramatics. French. Spanish. sewing.
~domestic science, bridge and rhythmic
and social dancing apply AT the cen
ter to the secretary in charge.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and l.
streets.
Monday-Dramatic group. Miss +.
TUESDAYS pm, rehearsal Wash
ington Opera Go.
dnesday-Afternoon. childrens
RHYTHM class, Miss Evelyn Davis. dl-
rector.
Thursdays pm, rehearsal Wash
ingtOn Opera Co.
F'rida ChildrenS class. direction OF
Miss Jacquelne Whiting.
Registration will continue all week
for classes in Spanish with w. B.
Faulkner. china painting with Ms
James Elliott. French. auction bridge,
choral singing and physical training
for adults For information cal! Mrs.
Driscoll. Adams i43s.
Southeast Center. Hine Junior High
School, Seventh and { streets south
east:
Mondays pm, the independent
midcets: pm. the independent
athletic team s pm. Southeast Pub
lie Speaking Club in the auditorium;
$40 nm. True Blue athletic team.
Wednesdav-7 and s pm. orga MIA
tion meetings Of the Hine Junior Com
munity teams; 7:30 pm, Southeast
hasketry class: s pm, organization
meeting Of the adult drama clun.
Forrest Players" in the Auditorium;
p.m.. BAPTIST Young Peoples
Union team.
Friday Children's rhythmic expires.
sion. beginners at pm. and advanced
at 1:45 pm: $50 pm. chiidrens ara.
matte class: Golden Rule Council
Drill Team. No. 10. A. Of a.
Park View Center, Warder and
Newton streets:
Monday - $40 pm. beginners
rhvthm class All children under
fifth grade invited to join.
Wednesday - $50 pm. advanced
rhythm class. all children from fifth
grade up invited to join: 80, adult
dramatic class. Miss r. +. Oak. direc-
tor; Young Folks dramatic class. Miss
C. Never. INSTRUCTOR Dennison paper
class. Mrs. White. instructor: Park
View Citizens Association meeting;
Northern Athletic Club business meet
ing.
Friday-7:3o pm. Roy Scout meet
ing Boys Handwork Club. Children
Game Club. Girl Scout meeting; l:4o
nm. bridge instruction class. Miss
= Clara Stack. instructor; PM, young
people dance.
Petworth Center. Eighth and Shep-
herd streets:
Friday-7:30 pm. BOY Scout and
Girl Scout meetings
Mrs. c.. w. klare, under whose dl-
rection the activities We're carried on
at the Petworth Center last season
and who has found it necessary to re-
sign, has consented to keep the center
open every Friday and the first Mon
day of each month until the appoint
ment of her successor. and registra-
tion for classes in drama for young
people, hasketry. rhythm and other
activities desired by the community
NAV he made with her at Adams
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