Evening star., 1926-05-23

! basketry class, s: Colonial Orchestra
practice, Northern Midgets. 1880.
| Wednesday-A demonstration OF
| the seasons work Of the advanced
rhythm class, refreshments will be
served, $3.50; advanced violin class, 4.
| Thursday-Girls' Camp Fire group.
$50.
Friday-The childrens game group
will close with a swift puzzle contest,
directed by Miss Ethel Carney, who
will award a prize, 1880. The clay
modelling class will close by contest
Of figure modelling. a prize to be
awarded by Miss Virginia Ubhoff. 1880:
! young peoples social dancing class
will close with a dance, with prizes
awarded. s; Boy Scouts meeting, 1880.
Southeast Center. Seventh and c
streets southeast, in the Hire Junior
High School:
Mon6ay-The Public Speaking Club
will give banquet, with Mrs. Reid K.
Middleton as chairman. Program of
speeches and toasts will be under the
| direction Of Mrs. BeSS Baker Pierce,
| leader of the club.
Friday-Final meetings of the
rhythm and dramatic groups. 1880; the
| Pollyanna Club. $50: Daughters of
America, drill team of Golden Rule
, Council, No. 10, 7:So.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and l.
| streets:
Monday-Beginners' class in French,
| 6; intermediate class in French. 7: ad
vanced class in French, City Citi-
zens' Association. s.
Tuesday-Gregg dictation class, Z:
women's drill team. bridge instruction
class. s.
Thursday-Gregg dictation class. Z;
,a1, II &c, -kx,fI, o1o
3:15.
Friday-A public bridge party given
for the benefit Of the Thomson Com
munity Center, china painting class,
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra, s;
French classes. beginners. 1880; inter
mediate, $50; advanced, $50: Writers
League. 8: women's drill team. 8.
Saturday-Classes in instrumental
music. to II am.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast
Friday-The fifth annual exhibit of
artcraft work. The exhibits of the
Needlecraft Club and the Industrial
Art Club will be in charge Of Mrs.
Club exhibit will be under the direc-
ton of Clarence Browne: 1880 to 1890.
Burville Center. Division avenue and
Corcoran street northeast:
| Tuesday-Closing Of the children's
groups at 1880.
Dunbar Center, First and N streets:
ThurSday-Columbia Lodge of Ellks.
Simon Commandery drill team, Span
| ish class, s: Camp Fire Girls, 6; season
| and costume pageant by the Sunshine
Guild of the Holy Redeemer Church,
followed by dancing. 8.
Cleveland Center. Eighth and T
| streets:
Monday-The music extension piano
and violin classes, 3:15 to 5.
| Tuesday-Stitch and Chatter Indus.
| trial Art Club, lamp shade making,
| millinery and dressmaking groups,
Amphion Glee Club. basketry class,
Dramatic Club, 7:3O; emancipation
committee, 8.
Wednesday-Music extension piano
| classes, 3:15 to 5.
| vite friends to their annual exhibit,
| in charge of the instructors, Miss
Georgia Beckley, Miss Gertrude Ryan
| and Mrs. Evelyn Bowie.
Friday-Girls' Friendship Club, $50
to 6.
| Saturday-Music extension piano
classes for beginners, 10 to IL am.
LOvejOy Center, Twelfth and D
streets northeast:
Monday-Art Petit Dramatic Club.
Arts and Crafts Club, visual instruc-
| tion program, 3:15.
Thursday-The industrial art ex-
hibit of the center will be from to
| 10. Certificates will be presented to
| the members of the reed classes who
have completed the required amount
| of work. The trophies won by the
athletic teams Of the community CEN
| ter will be on display.
Saturday-Class in rhythm, 10 to
| 12 am: visual instruction program.
reglar Fellers, community athletics.
Manchester Junior Athletic Club. La
Vida Orchestra, liberty Social Club,
| Work Play Club, game and reading
| group, Dennison art class, s.
Military Road Center Ia temporary
center), Military road near Bright
wood:
| Thursday-The Buzzing Bees Club
will rehearse their playlet, "Enchant-
ed Garden" 3:15.
West Washington Center, Twenty.
seventh and N streets:
| Tuesday-Friends are invited to an
| exhibit of industrial work with a spe-
cial exhibit of basketry, Drama Club
will present the play, 1.-THE Modern
Wife, followed by a musical pro-
| gram. s.
Saturday-Reg' Fellers Athletic
| Club, Dramatic Club, Georgetown
progressive girls, storytelling groups.
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