Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-02
SCHOOL COMMUNITY CENTER
READY WITH WINTER PRGRAM
Initial Exercises Held Last Night at East
ern High-Extended Schedule Of
Activities to Be Offered

Tuesday and plans for a broadening
of the dramatic activities of the de-
partment are now under way.
Dates at Local Centers.
Columbia Heights Center. Eleventh
and Harvard streets northwest, will
be open every Monday. Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings during
the season from until 1890 pm,
beginning tomorrow. when there will
be community meeting to consider
the tenth anniversary of the center,
which occurs shortly and will be ap-
propriately celebrated. Registration
will be made every evening for study
groups and athletic, dramatic and
other activities The Wilson Players
will meet regularly every Monday and
Thursday. and community dancing
is announced for Friday nights. The
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa.
ton will meet this week on Tuesday
and the Boy Scouts on Friday evening.
East Washington Center will meet
regularly every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday evenings during the
Winter months, and registration Tor
all activities is now in progress at the
center. The Washington Boys hide
pendent Band meets every Tuesday
and Saturday night there is to be
community dance in the armory. as
we'll as a community program OF
music, dramaticS and motion pictures
each Saturday In the auditorium.
Thursday night of this week, october
6, the American National Red Cross
will present a program in the audl.
torium as part of the seventh annual
convention here, beginning at 1880
pm. with a concert by the United
States Navy Band, followed at pm.
by junior Red Cross pageant, THE
Vision Splendid" to which the public
is invited. A branch of the Public
Library of the city is newly opened at
East WASHINGTON Center for use of
the neichborhood. hours being $3.50
am. to pm. Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, and 1870 pm. to pm.
Tuesday and Thursday. while Satur.
day the hours are 8 am. until IL
noon.
Program at Park View.
The 1927.192S program at Park View
center includes sessions Monday after.
moons at $50 for rhythm class for be-
ginners; Wednesday afternoons at
$50, rhythm class for advanced pupils,
and possibly violin and piano classes
If there are 10 registrations. Wednes-
day and Friday from 1880 to 1880
pm. will be regular community
nights, throughout the season. activi-
ties scheduled to include Park View
Junior Players, directed by Miss
Ella Monk. both on Wednesday. also
on that evening an adult social dane
ing instruction class, followed by In
formal dancing. Friday evenings
there will be meetings of Boy Scouts.
tel
Campfire Girls, Childrens Game Club
and Young Peoples Social Dancing
Club.
Organizations meeting regularly In
the center at Park View include Park
View Citizens Association, Parent
Teachers Association. Women'S Club
and the Costello Drum and Bugle
Corps.
Southeast Center will be open Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday nights
this Winter, beginning at once. Mon
day various athletic groups, Forrest
Players. Southeast Entertainers and
the drill team of Golden Rule Coun.
Gil, No. 10, will meet; Wednesday
nights there will be athletic groups
and the Golden Rule Dramatic Club,
cludes at present Southeast Enter
tainers, Southeast Community Play
ers. Boy Scouts. Anniversary Club,
children's dramatic dancing instruc-
ton, and community dancing. Satur-
day morning, there are to be com.
munity music classes and other activt-
ties. All regular evening sessions will
be announced in the near future fol-
lowing the completion of registration
for classes and study groups. The
advisory comnsittee Of the Southeast
Center will hold a meeting Tuesday,
October II. at 8 pm.
Community Nights Scheduled.
Community nights at Thomson Cen
ter will be Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday, beginning tomorrow
at 7:30 pm, for registration in study
groups and classes, including auction
bridge, speeded-up dictation, poster
making, China painting, Italian,
French. Esperanto, Gaelic, dramatic
art, rhythmic or folk dancing and
other features. There are also courses
to be given in health exercises for
adults, both men and women, by Miss
Olivia Martin of London England. fea.
turing breathing with gesture and re-
taxation. Regularly scheduled groups
at this center include Mid.City Citi.
zens' Association, Parent-Tea cher AS
ISOLATION, Boy Scouts court Of honor
and court of review. Friday night of
this week, October Z, at 8 PM, Miss
Olivia Martin will give lecture and
demonstration Of rhythmic breathing
in preparat ton for her ella sses.
At ReSarvojr Center the schedule