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divide the group Miss Agnes McElroy.
into two troops.
The interest of the members centers
around the regulation scout work,
such as cooking tests, knot tlelng,
first aid treatments and bandaglng.
Occasionally the girls give demonstra-
tions of their work and community
plays for the benefit of parents ana
friends.
AS April > is Good Friday, many of
The centers will be closed that night.
In some cases the activity usually
falling on Friday night will be held,
this week. Thursday night.
Central High Center, Eleventh and
Clifton streets:
Tuesday-Hebrew Congregations 5.
S. A. A. :: Night Cap Athletic Club,
$50; Departmental Players, 3, O-E-Mor
Dramatic Club, s.
Thursday-Almas Temple Drill
Team, s.
aturday-University of Maryland
and Cambridge and oxford teams in
Lacrosse, > pm.
Columbia Heights Center-Eleventh
Harvard in the Wilson
Normal School.
Monday-Park View Athletic Club.
7; rehearsal of the WashinStonians,
rehearsal of the Wilson Players, or
chestra practice, firSt-aid class or the
Boy Scouts, community center course
of illustrated lectures by DR.. l.. F.
Kebler on preventing and reducing
overweight, s: gymnasium class for
weight reduction, 8. DEs kebler or his
assistants Will meet members OF tne
class. to 10.
Tuesday-Capital Players basket
ball group, to s. Capital Players vol
ley ball group, GAS: women's gymna-
sium class, relaxing exercises for office
workers, s: basket ball groups Of the
Princess Athletic Club, 8.
Wednesday-Ad and begin
ners rhythmic expression classes,
children's gym class, children's dra-
matte claSS, f1dnuICEdll 1iup, 1oL
women and girls, $50.
ThurSday-R Rehearsal of the Wash
ingtonians, 8; the Wilson Players, re-
hearsal, s; Argyle Athletic Club, Z;
Columbia Athletic Club, $50; Monroe
soccer bali team. 1880; Boy Scouts,
Nos. 40 and Al, 7:30.
East Washington Center-Eastern
High School. Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets.
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School Independent Midgets, Gas;
Independent Athletic Club, Z; the
Washington Boys Independent Band,
Z: basketry class, 1880; Pleasure Club,
$50.
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School, Warwick Props Athletic
Club, 8; basket ball practice, 9:15;
drill corps, Bethlehem Chapter o. E.
s., SIS; drill corps, Jobs Daughters,
z; Bethany Athletic Club, s.
hursday-Dressmak and milli
merry classes, 7:30; community dance,
$50; National Capital Players, 1880;
Aurora Athletic Club, Z; Printers Five
Athletic Club, s; basket ball practice,
9:15; b. B. Girls, Z Washington Ath-
letic Club, 9:15; community entertain
ment, 8; girls rhythm class, Z.
Z. Y. Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street.
Notwithstanding class in French,
3; beginners French for children,
3:15; advanced French for children,
3:45; piano classes, 3 and 3:45; vio-
lin class, 3.
Observation-Disclosures dramatic in
struction, 3:15; library open, 2;3O
to 5.
dnesday-Rhythmic expression
for children, 8.
Thursday = Coaching class in
French, 3; beginners French for
children, 3:15; advanced French for
children, 3:45.
Park View Center. Warden and
Newton streets.
Monday-Beginner rhythm class,
3.15.
Tuesday-Girl Scouts. 9:15; piano
class. 3:15; public speaking class, 8;
adults basketry class, 8; Colonial
Novelty Orchestra practice, 1880;
bridge class. open for membership, 8.
Wednesday = Advanced rhythmic
expression, $780, beginners violin
{ Thursday-Girls' campfire group,
$3.50.
PetwOrth Center, Eighth and Shep,
herd streets.
Tuesday = Rhythmic expression
classes, advanced and beginners.
3:15; piano classes, advanced and
beginners, 3:15 and 4.
Friday-Girls' play group: Boy
Scout Troop, No. "A, in basket ball
nractice, Z; Girl Scout meeting
Troop, No. 21; Boy Scout meeting
Troop, No. IA basketry class for
adults and children; young peoples
dramatic group; Dennison art class
In crystalline lampshade making,
flower making, etc, 1880; the old
fashioned dances for adults, to 10;
wonen's gymnasium and reducing
class. in the kindergarten room, 8.
Southeast Center, Seventh and c
streets southeast, in the Hine Junior
High School:
N6ndav-Bon Ami Athletic Club
$50; Second Baptist Young Peoples
Eastern Props, 8; Southeast Public
Speaking Club, 7:30; fretted lnstru
ment class, 7:30.
Wednesday-Basket ball practice
$50; Second Baptist Young Peoples
Christian Union girls basket bal
practice. 7:45; bridge instruction class,
an opportunity for all who desire tc
learn to play bridge. 5: Green-oI!
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