The Washington times., 1926-01-29
What's Doing Today and
Tomorrow
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Annual banquet of the Kansas stats
Society. at Wardnan Park Hotel
Annual birthday celebration OF the
Ohio. Society to be held at Rauscher's
Columbia Heights Center-Rhythmic
expression for children, children's group
in gymnastics; $50; Friends a G,
baaketry class $50 to $50.
E.V Brown Center-Advanced rhythm
for children s;I5f library open TO
Park View Center-chiIdren's game
hour. Boy Scout troop. Boys Handwork
Club. 80; young peoples dance. 7:45.
Petworth Center-Play group. q;
basketry class. 1890 chiIdrens group
S; Girl scouts, Boy scouts, 1880;
Southeast Center-Chilrren's rhythmic
expression. beginners group. z: ad-
vaneed group. 7:45; dramatics for chill
dren, $3.50; PoI1yanna Club, $3.50; Car
Forrest Players. s.
Thomson Ceuter-Children's instruc-
7:3O; beginners and advanced Spanish
instruction 7:15. mandolin and guitar
orchestra 8; china painting, s; in
Rirney c C Ssos V Whiting clup
Mystic Social Club. Birney Social Club
Industrial art group Girls Literary
Club, Boys and Girls Music study
Club. Magnolia Charity Club, 8; Rialto
Cleveland Center-GirIs' Industrial
and Recreational Friendship Club. 1880
to 6.
Miner Normal Center-Red Cross
classes in first aid. home nursing and
food selection. gymnasium activities,
girls needlework classes Boy Scouts.
current topics for men. lamp-shade
making and flower-naking groups. 1870.
Meeting Of the North Carolina
Church at s.
Banquet. to he given by the Fedora.
ton of Citizens Associations at the
Lafayette Hotel at $40.
Graduation exercises at Central, Bust
ness Western and Eastern.
Dancing party to be given by the
District of Columbia, No 212, at sol
ohio Girls Club Dance at the Denles.
1919 ST. n w. ". , .
o clock at 1926 I St N, w.
Address by Prof, Joseph H. Jastrow.
Of the University of Wisconsin, before
the Washington Psychological Society,
at the Playhouse, 1914 st. n. w,
Address by Rabbi Edward L. Israel.
. Of Har Sinai. Baltimore, at a meeting
of the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton.
Card party by the public relief COM
| mittee of the Women's City. Club. at
% Jackson PI n. w, for the benefit
OF Garfield Hospital
PUBLIC forum on the single tax to
be neld at 1II2h L ST N. W., at &,
under the auspices of the League for
Industrial Democracy.
Address by Peter A. Drury, presi-
dent of the Merchants Bank and Trust
Company, before the Venetian Account
ing Society at the K. of c. Evening
school, 1914 Massachusetts, Ave. N W.,
at 8.
Meeting al the City Club at s for
the purpose of organizing club to be
composed of disgruntled and dissatis-
fled war veterans and their friends.
TOMORROW
Dancing party--For the benefit of
the Archbshop's Scholarship Fund, at
Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth and Penn
sylvania Avenue Southeast.
Thomson Cener--Classes In instru-
mental music, including piano. violin,
saxophOnf, drum cello flute and
clarionet to II n.
Cleveland Center-~Music extension
piano class for beginners, 10 to II
n
Lovejoy Center--Class in rhythm.
Dennison Art Glass, 10 to II a. M,
VISUAL instruction program. community
singing, communtty athletics, ManChes-
ter Junior A. s, Lovejoy orchestra.
Girls Athletic Club. industrial art
class, Game and Reading Club. china
painting c'ass, 100 y. N.
West Washington Center~-Reg lar
town Football club, community chorus
and piano class. Progressive Girls' In
dustrial club. 100.
Informal dance-By the National
Fellowship club, at the Hotel Wash
lngtom.