Evening star., 1926-05-23
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

AS this is the last week of the sea-
son for the local centers 1t Will be
made interesting to friends of the
communities by demonstrations ano
exhibits of the work accomplished by
clubs and groups.
AS scheduled below, the industrial
arS exhibits will be neid in the CIeve-
land, Lovejoy. Birney and Yves.
Washington CenterS. IN some ol
these centers certificates for the
work completed will be presented
and athletic trophies of the centers
teams will be displayed.
The committee that has planneu
the entertainment that features the
election of delegates for the auVlsoiS
committee to be held at the Columbia
Heights Center will have the coop
eratiCn of the groups that nave Me'
during the season. The Park We"
Center will have a closing night OF
contests. prizes being presented To
the winners of the evening.
At the Thomson Center the prlose
class will close with bridge party
nat will help raise funds for the
center's activities.
The children of the dramatic
classes and French classes OF the
T.. V. Brown Center Will picnic a'
Rock Greek Park.
The Public Speaking club or the
Southeast Center will close with a
hanouet that will give opportunity
for. speeches. The industrial art eN
bihit at West Washington Center VIII
he followed by the drama, "A Modern
Wife
Columbia Heights Center, Eleventh
and Harvard streets, in the " hso''
Normal School. -,
Nonday-Orchestra practice, the
Nasbinrtonians. s; DR.. Lyman r.
kebler and his assistants will weigh.
measure and confer with members OF
tho reducing class, to 3; gymnasium
class for weight reduction, y; tne
vnmau's gymnasium class, featuring
rnla king exercises for office workers. O.
Thursday - The WaShingtonlans,
French class, William J. Oates Orches.
tr, practice. Pigeon Club. 8; Capltal
Athletic Club. Z; basketry class Eoo.
Tridav-Rhythmic expression class
dramatic class, $50; Boy Scout troops
40 and Al, 7:3O; orchestra practice, g.
4 community meeting, followed pS
,ho election of the delegates at iarse
for the advisory commute. boS
scouts rhythmic expression Glass; tle
,ramatic class, the Westinghouse
(hnrnS &
TOR will cooperate in a review OF the
work of the season. Community dane
ing will follow in the gymnasium. Re'
freshments will be served by a com
mittee. The basketry class Will give
an exhibit. The community secretary
Mrs 7 F.. Kebler, will report the WORK
Of the season.
misunderstanding class. play
ground directors. will be continued
through June y. am.
East Washington Center. Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets.
Tuesday-In the Hine Junior Hlgh
school. Washington Boys Independ
ent Band. Z; basketry class, E3o
Pleasure Club. $50.
Wednesday-In the Eastern High
School. drill corps. Jobs Daughters,
:; drill corps, bethlehem Chapter'
Q. f. S, s.
day-Dressmaking and mil
Iiuery classes, 7:30; community dance
$40: National Capital Players, l3o
community program. s; girls rhythm
class. Z.
r. V. Brown Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street.
.. beginners class in French, 3:l5
advanced class in French, 3:45; piano
classes, 8 and 3:45; violin class, 8.
T,esdav-The children's dramatic
lass will meet at the school at 3:l5
20 go for an outdoor lesson and picnic
AT Rock Creek Park. Library open,
to pm. -,
Th1irsday-The French classes will
meet at 3:15 to go for an outdoor les
son and picnic.
Fridav-Library open. to $50: the
rhvthmic expression class will close
with a special demonstration OF the
work. 3:l5.
Petworth Center, Eighth and Shep
herd streets.
Tuesday = Rhythmic expression
classes, 3:15: piano classes, advanced
and beginners, 3:15 and 4.
Friday-Final meeting of the dra
matte group, basketry class, Girl
Scout Troop, No. 81; Boy Scout Troop
No. IA, 1880; Fourth of July celebra-
ton committee, 8.
Reservoir School Cegter "a tempo
rary center), Conduit road near the
Reservoir.
Monday-Dramatic group, basketry
class, 3:15.
Wednesday - Storytelling hour
with industrial work, 3:15.
Thursday--Woodwo classes.
Park View Center, Warder and
Newton streets.
Monday-Demonstra of the
work of the beginners rhythm class
with refreshments served, 315: be
ginners violin class, $50.
Tuesday-Girl Scouts, piano class