Evening star., 1926-05-09

ganized many athletic groups for the
men and boys of the northeast section
of the city. Although the accommoda;
tions at the Lovejoy School do not
meet the needs of the athletes OF the
community, SO enthusiastic are the
teams practicing, under the leadership
| of ]. Edward Whitaker in the center,
that they have won many honors.
Mrs. Gray is also in charge Of visual
instruction of the schools In the divf-
sions 10 to 13. She received the in
centive for this line OF work by study
ing the community center slide library,
kuring the several seasons when she
arranged visual instruction programs
for communit. centers.
Other activities fostered in the Love
| JOY Center by her include orchestral
| work for adults and youths, industrial
art work for women and dramatics
| for children. In her club work she
| encourages training for good citizen
| ship through business meetings and
through rules that the members are
| REQUIRED to follow. one of them being
j that members shall be "of good stand
ing in the community in which they
| live and of clean moral character"
Columbia Heights Center, Eleventh
and Harvard streets, in the Wilson
| Normal School
| Monday-Orctestra practice, first
aid class of the Boy Scouts, s; DR..
| Lyman f. Kebler and his assistants
will weigh, measure and confer with
| members of the reducing class, TO
| 8; gymnasium class for weight reduc-
| ton, 9; women's gymnasium class,
| featuring relaxing exercises for Office
workers. s.
Thursday-Capital Athletic Club, &;
| the Washingtonians, 5: orchestra prac-
| tice, w. j. Oates. director; French
| class, s.
Friday-Rhythmic expression class,
children's gymnasium class, dramatic
| class, $50; Boy Scouts. Troops 40 and
ira practice, s.
| aturday-Training class. play
f! ground directors, 9 am.
East Washington Center, in the
Eastern High School, Seventeenth
and East Capitol streets.
| Tuesday-In the Hine Junior High
School: Washington Boys 1ndepend'
| ent Band, :; basketry class. 1880;
Pleasu Club. $50.
! Wednesday-In the Eastern High
! School: Drill corps, Jobs Daughters.
! I; drill corps. Bethlehem Chapter. o.
| II. S, S; Bryan Buchanan Parent
| Teacher Association entertainment, 8.
! Thursday-In the Eastern High
School: Dressmaking and millinery
! classes. 7:30: community dance, $50:
| National Capital Players, 1880; B. B.
girls, {: community program, s; girls
| rhythm class. Z.
f. V. Brown Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street.
Monday-Coaching class In French,
8; beginners class in French. 3:15;
advanced class in French. 3:45; re-
hearsal for French play, $3.50; piano
classes, 8 and 3:45; violin class, 8.
Tuesday-Children' dramatic in
struction, 3:15; library open, . to .
pm.
misunderstanding class for chill
dren in French, 3: beginners class in
! French, 3:15; rehearsal for French
play, $50; advanced class in French,
3:45.
! F'riday-Library open, to $50; the
| French classes will stage demonstra-
| ton of the work of the season and
will present a French play; the
| rhythmic expression classes will CO.
operate with dance numbers. S15.
Park View Center, Warder and
| Newton streets.
Monday-Beginners rhythm class,
3:15; beginners violin class, $50.
| Tuesday-Girl Scouts, piano class,
| 3:15; public speaking class, adults
| basketry class, 8; Colonial Orchestra
! practice, 7:90: bridge class, s; North
ern Midgets, 7:30; Departmental Play.
| ers. s.
Wednesday Advanced rhythm
| class, $3.50; advanced violin class, 4.
Thursday-Girls' Camp Fire Group,
$50.
Children's game hour. clay
| modelling class, Boy Scouts, young
peoples dancing. 1870.
Petworth Center, Eighth and shep.
| herd streets.
| Tuesday - Rhythmic expression
classes. 3:15; piano classes, advanced
! and beginners. 3:15 and 4.
| Friday-Girls' play group, Z: Ora
| matte Club, basketry class for adults
and children, Girl Scouts Troop No.
| 81, Boy Scouts Troop No. 74. 7:30;
| Fourth Of July celebration commit
| tee, S.
Reservoir Center "a temporary cen
| teri, Conduit road near reservoir
Monday-Dramatic group, basketry
| class, 315.
! Wednesday-Story- telling hour with
! industrial work, 3:15.
Thursday - Woodworking classes,
lecture on Mexico, 3:15.
| Southeast Center, Seventh and c
streets southeast, in the Hine Junior
High school.
| Monday - The Southeast Public
Speaking Club, Duckpin Club, talk on
pigeon raising by w. F. Dismer. pres
ident Of the Columbia Heights Pigeon
Club; all adults and children interest
ed in raising pigeons are invited to
| attend. 8.
Triday-Rhythm class No. 1, z;
rhythm class No. 2, 7:45; dramatic
class, $50; play group, s; Pollyanna
Club, $50.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and l.
| streets.
| Acknowledgements class in French,
6; intermediate class in French, Z; ad
vanced class In French, Washington
Choral Society, 8.
| Tuesday--Gregg dictation class, z;
Washington Opera Company, women'S s
drill team, bridge instruction class, 8.
| Thursday-Gregg dictation class, z;
beginners French class, $50; inter
mediate French class, 1880; advanced
French class, $50; children's rhythmic
expression class, 3:l5; lecture on the
American Indian, s.
| Friday-The children's social dane
ing and singing class. 7:30; china
| - ~ F.a.-Y