The Washington times., 1926-03-25
What's Doing Today and
Tomorrow

fJournal Club, room i, COfcoTdu
Hall, George Washington Univer-
sity, 5 p. m.
Maunday Masonic Rites-Au
Souls Unitarian Church, 1880 p. m
| Observation-Disclosures II An
thony Foundation, washington
Hotel, 2 D. m.
/ Motion Pictures--"Flashes OF Ac-
!; tion,'' taken during the World War.
and wolfe and Montcalm, MS
itorical picture, auditorium, New
Eastern High School, 8 p. m.
Fathers Night"-Kenilworth Pa
Irent-Teacher Association KentlWortn
: School, 8 p. m.
Minstrel SNOWY. NJ. H. A..
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and O Streets Northwest, $50 p. m.
Lecture-'The An~ient Wisdom,
United Lodge of Theosophists. 7O9
Hill Building, Seventeenth and 1
Streets Northwest, 8 p. m.
Columbia Heights Community Cen
teri Rehearsal OF the Washing.
toniaps, s; Wilson Players re.
hearsal, s; Argyle Athletic Club. 4;
Columbia Athletic Club. $50: Mon
roe soccerball team, 80; Pigeon
Racing Club, 3 p. m.
East Washington Community
Il
classes. 7:30: community dance, $3.50;
National Capital Players, 1880;
Aurora Athletic Club. q; Printers
Five Athletic Club, 8; basketball
practice, 9:15; washington Athletic
Club, 9:15; community entertain.
ment. 8; girls rhythm class, z p. m.
e. v. Brown Community Center
Coaching class for children, in
French, 8: beginners French for
children, 3:15; advanced French for
children, 3:45 p. m.
Park View Community Center
Girls Camp Fire Group, $3.50 p. m.
Southeast Community Center
Dress rehearsal OF Forrest Players,
s p. m.
Gregg dictation class, z: Washing
ton Opera Company rehearsal, 1880;
French. $50: chiIdren's rhythmic
EXPRESSION class, 3:15; oral expires
sion for older girls. Ais; class OF
the washington Trade Union Col
lege, 7:30 p. m.
Cleveland Community Center
Stitch and Chatter Industrial Art
Club, lampshade making and dress
making group, sight reading and
chorus music groups. Zion Baptist
Church Athletic Club, 7:30 p. NJ.
Dunbar Community CenIer-Ran-
dali Junior High athletic team.
$40: Industrial Art Club. T:30; La
Rover Athletic Club. 1880; st Au-
gustine Athletic Club. $50: Simon
Commandery drill team, 1880; drill
team, Columbia Lodge OF Elks,
$50; Bayard Social Club. . p m.
Lovejoy Community Center-Man-
chester Athletic CLUB, Ukulsie Club.
basketry class. game and reading
Fleur de Lis Dramatic Club, 8. COM
munity athletics, 7:30 .. IN.
Military Road Community Cen
ter-Buzzing Bees Industrial Art
Club, 3:15; Social Service Dramatic
Club, 4:30; BrightwcOd Activity
Club, 3:15: Brightwood Athletic Cub.
BIS p. m.
Conference-Daughters of the
King, Chapel of the Good Shep
herd, o'clock
BaIl-Texas Society. Washington
Hotel, 8 o'clock.
Banquet District Columbia Chiro-
practors SOcietv, Lee HOUSE, 8
o'clock.
Meeting-Maryland state So
ciety. the Washington. Club, $3.50
c10Ck. +
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Road Citizens
s o'clock.
Meeting eane Council, K. of
c. Home, o'clock.
Meeting-Kit Carson Post, G. A.
r., Grand Army Hall. s p. m.
ConceIt-United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, Soldiers
Home, 5:45 b. m.
Meeting Vincent B. Costello Post,
American Legion, District Build.
Ing, p. m.
Tomorrow
Address hrines of Religious
Freedom in England and Ireland
DR.. Frederick r. Griffin, Women's
Alliance, All Souls Church, Pierce
Hall, IL a. m.
Meeting Writers Club. 1929 Park
Rd,, 8 D, m.
Card party-MonticelIo Chapter,
q. Z. s., 1851 Vernon st. N. W.. 2
p. m.
Masonic services-Harmony Lodge,
No. II, Masons, at Washington
Hebrew Congregation. Eighth Street,
between II and l Streets Northwest,
Columbia Heights Community
Center-Rhythmic expression for
older children, children's gymnasium
work. $3.50: Boy Scouts, Troops 40
and Al. 1880; basketry class. 1880;
Royce Athletic Club, z; Fife and
Drum Corps. p. m.
e. v. Brown Community Center
Advanced rhythmic expression fcH
children. 3:15; library open, to
$50 p. m.
Park View Community Center
Children's game hour, Boy Scout
Troop, Boys Handiwork Club, chill
dren's clay modelling class, 7; Park
View Serenaders practice, young
girls sewing group, 1870; young
peoples masquerade dance, 7:45
Up. m.
Thomson Community Center
Children's instruction in social
dancing and singing, 1880; begin
ner's French class, 6; Spanish class,
| 7:15; Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
tional Bible Spelling Bee, directed
by Mrs. Louise Harding Earle un-
der auspices Community Bible
Readers League, Grade School Dr.
chestra will give numbers, public
invited. p. m.
Petworth Community Center
Play group for girls, 8; Girl Scout
Troop, No. IL; Boy Scout Troop No
IA, basketball practice. z: business
meeting of Boy SEQ Troop; Young
Peoples Dramatic G CUP. Dennison
Art Class in crystalline lampshade
making. flower making, ETC., 1880;
old-fashioned square and round