Evening star., 1926-05-16

This week marks the closing DEM
onstrations Of some of the children s
rhythm and dramatic classes or the
centerS.
In some of the centers the dra-
matte work has been combined with
music and singing instruction. the
operetta of Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs," to be presented at the
Dunbar Community Center Thursday,
by the children's group OF the Burr
Vile Center, is an example OF the dra-
matte training combined with the in.
struction in music under the leader
ship of Miss Ella r. Washington.
with the arrangements in charge OF
Mrs. G. J. Knox, community secretary.
Other centers giving demonstrations
this week of singing, dramatics ana
rhythmic expression include ret
worth Columbia Heights, Thomson
and Southeast.
An outdoor presentation Of the En-
chanted Garden will be given early
in June at the Military Road Center
under the direction Of Miss 5. M.
Skinker. The Reservoir School Cen
ter is also planning an outdoor play
for June Z.
Columbia Heights Center. Eleventh
and Harvard streets, in the Wilson
Normal School.
Monday-Orchestra practice. first
aid class Of the Boy Scouts, 8; DR.. Ly-
man f. Kebler and his assistants will
weigh, measure and confer with mem
bers of the reducing class, to 8; the
gymnasium class for weight reduction,
3; women's gymnasium class featur-
ing relaxing exercises for office work
ers, s.
Thursday-"The Washingtonians."
French class, orchestra practice, VII
liam J. Oates, director, 8.
Friday-Rhythmic expression class.
dramatic class, $50; Boy Scouts,
Troops 40 and Al, 1880: basketry class.
7:3O; Capital Athletic Club, Z: the
Junior Dramatic Club will present the
play, Amateurs VS.. Professionals,
directed by Miss Laura j. Bogue, .:
Saturday-Training class, play
ground directors, 9 am.
East Washington Center. in the
Eastern High School, Seventeenth and
East Capitol streets.
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: The Washington Boys Inde-
pendent Band, Z; baSketry class, 1:3o;
Pleasure Club, $50.
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School: Drill corps. Jobs Daughters.
I; drill corps, Bethlehem Chapter, y.
Z. s.. 8.
Thursday-In the Eastern High
School, dressmaking and milllnery
classes, 7:30; community dance, S:3V;
National Capital Players. 1870: B. b:
Girls, Z; community program, 8; girls
rhythm class, Z.
f.. v. Brown Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street.
Monday-Coaching class in Frencn.
3, beginners class in French, $40;
advance class in French. 3:45: piano
classes. 5 and 3:45; violin class. 3.
Tuesday-Children' dramatic in
struction, S:l5. Library open, to
5 pm.
Association, s.
misunderstanding class for chill
dren in French, 3; beginners class IN
French, 3:15; advance class In
French, 3:45.
Friday-Library open. to $3.50;
rhythmic expression class, 31o.
Park View Center. Warder and
Newton streets.
Monday-B rhythm class,
315; beginners violin class. $3.50.
Tuesday-Girl Scouts. piano class:
3:15; public speaking class. adults
basketry class, s.; colonial orchestra
Dr0cI1C0, NOIlneIIl MlOSClSS d'oN' 'Ao
ual instruction program on Ireland, 3.
Wednesday Advanced rhythm
class, $50; advanced violin class. 4.
Thursday-Girls' Camp Fire group,
$50.
Friday-Children' game hour, clay
modelling class, Boy Scouts, 7:3V.
Petworth Center, Eighth and shep'
herd streets.
Tuesday = Rhythmic expression
classes, 3:15; piano classes, advanced
and beginners, 3l5 and 4.
Friday-Girls' play group, {; ORA
matte Club, basketry class for adults
and children, Girl Scout Troop, No.
21. Boy Scout Troop, No. "a, 7:3O;
Fourth of July celebration commit
tee, 8.
Entertainment OF the
dramatic and rhythmic expression
groups, followed by the election OF the
delegates-at-large for the advisory
committee, 8.
Reservoir School Center "a tempo
rary center), Conduit road near reser-
voir.
Monday-Dramatic group, basketry
class, 3:15.
Wednesday-Story-t telling hour with
industrial work, 3:15.
Thursday-Woodwor classes.