Evening star., 1926-04-11
At Community Centers
Of the Public Schools.

Miss Eta johnson is In charge Of
the Cleveland Community Center and
the Military Road Community Cen
ter and is in supervision of the Bir.
ney Center The Birney Center is
open on Monday nights with activi.
ties for adults and with n large
schedule OF activities for children on
Friday nights. The Cleveland Center
Is open Tuesday and Thursday eve.
nings and Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons and Saturday
mornings. The adults activities are
Monday and Thursday nights, while
the children's activities are held in
the afternoons.
There are several musical organiza-
tions at the Cleveland Center that
are in great demand. The handwork
and home economics classes are
largely attended. Under the excellent
leadership of Miss Johnson, several
valuable clubs are now in full swing
at the Military Community Center.
Central High Center, Eleventh and
Clifton streets:
Monday-Rehearsa of the Thomas
Jefferson pageant in the auditorium,
z pm.
Iueout y-1H He IHOItlIS JEFFERSON
pageant, In the auditorium, g. the
Departmental Players. in the ar1nory,
1880.
Thursday-Almas Temple Drill
Team, s.
Friday-Washington College OF Mu-
sic program, 8: the Washington So
ciety OF Chemistry Teachers, 8.
Saturday-The Washington College
OF Music program. repeated, 8.
Columbia Heights Center, Eleventh
and Harvard streets, in the Wilson
Normal School:
Monday-Rehearsal OF the Washing
tonians, dress rehearsal of the Wilson
Players, orchestra practice, flrst-aid
class OF the Boy Scouts, award Of first.
aid medals; the reducing class will be
addressed by DIR. Harvey w. Wiley,
the public is invited, 8; the gym
nasium class for weight reduction will
be continued throughout the season, g.;
women'S gymnasium class, featuring
relaxing exercises for office workers, S.
Observation-Disclosures Of tho Wash
tngtonians, 8; the Wilson Players will
present the play Mrs. Bumstead
Leigh" 8; Capital Athletic Club, 4;
business meeting Of the Monroe SOC.
Ger bali team, 1880.
ANSe~y cApISSClOII
combined classes of Wednesday and
Friday, $50; children's gymnasium
work. dramatic class, $50; Boy Scouts.
Troops 40 and II, 1880; basketry class,
1880; dress rehearsal, by children Of
the American Revolution, 3: play by
children of the American Revolution,
S; community dance, $50.
East Washington Center. Eastern
Hfph School EoUaOfnanfh anH Lra OF
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: The Washington Boys Inde.
pendent Band. {; basketry class, 1880;
Pleasure Club, $50.
Thursday-rn the Eastern High
School: Dressmaking and millinery
7:30; community dance, $50;
National Capital Players. 1880; B. B.
girls, Z; Washington Athletic Club,
915; community program, S; girls
rhythm class. z.
Il. v. Brown Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Misunderstanding class in French,
3; beginners French class for chill
dren, 3:15; advanced French class for
3:45; piano classes, 8 to 3:45;
violin class, 3.
Observation-Disclosures dramatic in.
Struction. 3:l5; library open to pm.
Thursday--Coaching class for chill
dren in French, 8; beginners French
class for children. 3:15; advanced
French class for children, 3:45.
Friday--Rhythmic expression for
515; library open to $50.
Park View Center, Warder and
Newton streets:
Beginners rhythm class,
3:15.
Tuesday-Girl Scouts. s:15; piano
class, 3:15; public speaking class, s;
adults basketry class, open for mem
bership. S; Colonial Orchestra prac-
tice, 1880; bridge class. open for men,
bership. s; Park View Citizens Asso-
citation, special program, 8.
ednesday--Advanced rhythm class,
$50: beg .nners' violin class, 4.
Thursday-Girls' Camp Fire group.
$50.
Friday---Children's game hour, Boy
Scout troop, Boys Handiwork Club,
chiIdre0'E ciav roodoltnu nia so Park