Evening star., 1926-10-03


dramatic groups meeting every Wed
nesdav during the season, Mrs. Edith
n. Hunter. as secretary, in charge. A
number of important athletic events
are scheduled for this month in the
stadium. The 4th Division, District
of Columbia Council, Boy Scouts OF
America, will hold scout and athletlc
games there Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tober 9, from l to 5, and George
| Washington University has loot pail
| games scheduled for October 16 ana
November 6 with Blue Ridge College
and Ursinus College, respectively. For
| a number of years the Washington
Society of Fine Arts has held its Sc
ries of lectures in the auditorium OF
Central High center, and this season
five lectures on literature and five on
the fine arts are scheduled by this
society. beginning early in November.
The Washington College of Music
will likewise. as usual. present two
concerts there-NoVember % and
February 10.
East Washington Center, Mrs. E.
Scott, executive, in charge, will be
open regularly every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday nights of the season,
beginning October 5, at 1880 o'clock
with the Washington Boys Independ-
ent Band; the National Capital Players.
directed by E. Arthur Griffith; classes
in dressmaking, with Miss Sarah
Townshend as teacher; millinery, with
Mrs. Charles Wise as teacher, and
basketry. and at $50 pm. with COM
munity dancing. Athletic groups will
meet every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday nights during the season,
with Miss Rachel Wilson as director
for girls and Gordon Rath as director
a Cof a
community program Of motion pic
lures will be given in the auditorium
Of East Washington Center in the
Eastern High School, and classes in
rhythmic dancing and dramatlcs will
be held
At Columbia Heights Center, in the
Wilson Normal School, Mrs. l. T..
Kebler announces registration for all
activities during this week. She will
be at the center Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings from
: to o'clock for organization work
and for conference. First-aid work
for the Boy Scouts will begin tomor-
row, to continue during the season,
and every fourth Saturday in the
month will be held the court of honor
review by the Scouts of the Sd Divi-
sion, headed by Col. Mattice. The
reducing" classes will begin the
week of October II, as will the special
athletic groups. Regular activities
will start about October Is. This cen
ter has in view joining the Columbia
Heights carnival October u and %.
This weeks schedule for Thomson
Center. Mrs. A. c. Driscoll, secretary,
includes registration of all classes to-
morrow night, with French, choral
singing, rhythm for children, physical
training for adults, auction bridge,
dramatics Ito be directed by Miss Pau
line Oak) and china painting. Mrs.
James Elliott will meet and organize
the china painting class at 8 pm, and
all those who are interested are in
vited to attend. Tuesday and Thurs
day nights the regular weekly rehears-
ais Of the Washington Opera co. Will
be held at Thomson.
Southeast Center, Mrs. NJ. w.
Davis, secretary, will open officially
Tuesday night with a meeting of the
advisory committee in the conference
room of the Southeast Public Library,
owing to the rebuilding now at Hine
Junior High School, where all Ses-
sions are held. The first meeting of
the children's rhythm classes, directed
by Miss Evelyn Davis, will be on Oc-
tober s, at pm. in the gymnasium.
The children's dramatic classes, also
under the leadership or MISS DAVIS,
will meet the same evening at $50 in
the auditorium. The first meeting Of
the athletic groups. to be organized
under the leadership of Odell B. Por-
ter. will be held October 13 at pm.
The Forrest Players will begin their
Winter rehearsals next week, under
Mrs. Marie Moore Forests direction.
An invitation Is extended to all those
in Southeast Washington to join this
group who are interested in commu-
nifty drama Plans are under way for
the organization within the next few
weeks Of the Southeast Public Speak
ing Club, a girls social club and sew.
eral athletic groups.
Park View Center, directed by Miss
Maud Burklin, community secretary,
announces a full schedule Of activities
for Wednesday evenings during the
season, commencing October 6, as fol-
lows: At 1880 pm. Dennison paper
class, young peoples dramatics and
Athletic Club business meeting; at
7:45 pm, adults dramatics and Bridge
Club class. and ses 8 p.m.t the Citizens