Evening star., 1927-05-15
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

Southeast Center will hold an open
meeting and entertainment tomorrow
at s pm in the Hine building. Seventh
and G. streets southeast, for the cleo
ton of two delegates-at-large to the
advisory committee of the center.
CHRISTOPHER c. Bennett of the Bureau
of Identification, War Department.
will deliver an illustrated talk on
personal Identification by Means of
Finger Prints as Used in the United
States Army" The Zig Tag enter
tainers, affiliated with the center, will
present an entertainment, directed by
H. H. Godfrey. Only adults are in
vited to this meeting. Admission is
free.
Park View Center will hold its an
nual raeeting and entertainment We'd
neSday at s pm, and two delegates
will he chosen for the coming year to
the center's advisory committee. ha
exhibition will be given of all work
done during the past year.
Annual meetings will likewise be
held in number of cente.'s in Divi
sions 1913, beginning May Ii at West
Washington, May 19 at Loyejoy, and
May 90 at Birney. Entertainments
and exhibitions will be features of all
these meetings.
Central Center, Thirteenth and Cliff
ton streets:
Monday-7:30 pm, rehearsal for
May choral festival.
Tuesday-7:30 pm, rehearsal for
May choral festival.
Wednesdays pm, May choral
festival of Washington church music.
Council and Federation of Music
Clubs, John Finley Williamson of
Dayton, Ohio, directing.
Columbia Heights Center, Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets:
Monday-7:30 pm, Boy Scouts first
aid class, training class for Scout
masters; s pm, recreation group,
physical examinations and reduction
exercises of the Watch Your Weight
Club, WashingtonianS, Wilson Play
erS.
Tuesdays pm, Washington Read
er's Club.
Thursdays pm. Wilson Players,
Community Orchestra, Washington
ians.
Friday-3:3O pm, Junior rhythmic
dancing class; 1880 pm, basketry class,
Boy Scout Troops J., 40 and Al; $50
pm, community dance.
, Saturday. am, violin class; $3.50
am, piano class, Maryland teachers
class.
East Washington Center, Eastern
High School, Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets:
Tuesday-6:45 pm, B. B. girls; 7:30
pm, dressmaking, millinery, National
Capital Players, basketry, Boy Scouts;
8 pm, Boys Independent Band; $50
pm. community dance; 915 pm,
basket ball, Capital City School of
Nursing.
Saturday-6:45 PM. basket ball; Z
pm, East Washington Community
Players. rhythm class; pm, Para.
mount a. c., community program with
moving pictures; $50 pm, community
dance.
II. V. Brown Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Monday-3 pm, beginners French
class; 3:45 pm, advanced French class.
Library open from until pm.
Wednesdays pm, beginners piano
class. Library open from until 5
pm.
Thursdays pm, beginners French
class. Advanced French class.
Friday-Library opens from until
. pm.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets.
Monday-3:15 pm. violin class; $50
pm, beginners rhythm class.
Wednesday-3:30 pm, advanced
rhythm class. pm, annual entertain
ment and exhibit by the clubs of the
center; Park View Womens Club meet
ing.
Friday-7:30 pm, Boy Scouts; Girl
Scouts; Camp Fire Girls; Children's
Came Club; Boys Handwork Club;
pm, Young Peoples social dance.
PetwOrth Center, Eighth and Shep
herd streets.
Tuesday, pm, beginners rhythm
class; beginners music class; pm
advanced rhythm class; advanced
music class.
Frjday-7:30 pm, Girl Scout Troops
ii and u; 7:45 pm, bridge instruction
Reservoir Center. Conduit road near
the reservoir.
Wednesday-315 pm, industrial
work.
Woodworking
Friday-Girls' Woodworking.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior Higl
School, Seventh and G. streets south
east.
Mondays pm, open meeting fo
election of delegates to advisory com
m1ttee followed by a lecture Persona
Identification by Means Of Fingel
Prints" by Christopher c. Bennett
and entertainment by the Zig Zig En-
tertainers; Grand Review Dramati
Club.
Z Wednesday--630 pm. rhythm class
7:30 pm, Zig-Zig Entertainers; mar
iOnette workshop; pm, drill team o
Daughters Of America, Council No. 10
Forrest Players.