Evening star., 1927-05-06
CHILDREN ARRANGE
ANNUAL RECITAL.
Community Center Depart
ment viii Have Event
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The annual children's recital Of the
Community Center Department will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:l5
o'clock in the Central High auditori-
nm, when several hundred children of
the dramatic. rhythmic and handwork
classes in the city's centcrs will give
n demonstration of their years work
and accomplishment.
The program as arranged for the
afternoon includes: Music by the
Mount Pleasant Community Orches-
tra; dances from "Alice in Wonder
A.1d,-' by East Washington Center;
May pole garlands, hy Columbia
Heights Center; 1.-THE Storm" Dutch
Dance" and Scarf Pictures,' by T..
V. Brown Center; "Snow White" by
Curtis HYDE Center; Spring in a Gar
den" The Fountain" and Lantern
Dance" by Park View Center: music
by the harmonica class of Southeast
Center; The Circus" by Thomson
Center; Statue Dance" Dance of
Spring" and "Flower Dance" by Pet
worth Center; Pirates" by Southeast
Center; Patterns in the Air" by Cur
tis-Hyde Center: Carnival in Pierrot
Land" by Southeast Center: "Valse
Caprice" and Joyous Spring." by
Mtd-City Center, and the Cherry
Blossom Ballet" by groups from Co
lumbla Heights, Curtis-Hyde, South.
east and Thomson centers.
In the corridor of Central High Cen
ter, during the afternoon, there is to
he a handWork exhibit. contributed by
boys and girls between the ages of
eight and II years, at Reservoir, Pet
worth and Southeast centers.
"AIice in Wonderland"
Alice in Wonderland" will be pre-
scented at East Washington center.
new Eastern High auditorium, Seven
teenth and East Capitol streets, to-
morrow at s pm. The play will be in
three acts and eight scenes. with a
dance interlude and incidental harp
music, songs and stories. The public
is invited to both afternoon and eve
ming programs.
Groups taking part in the children's
recital tomorrow afternoon in Central
high auditorium include the har-
monica class of Southeast Center, di-
rected by George f. Hurt, and incIud-
ing Phillip Bassford, Madison Billings.
Edgar Coulter, Willard DeNeade,
Clyde Engel. Hoburg Lee, Robert Lee,
Pittman Mcpherson, Jack Perkins,
Frederick Snyder, Truxton Smith,
Gordon Thruelsen, Ralph Weed, How
ard Williams, William Fletcher, Mel
Hazel, Harry Smithson, Harold VIII
liams.
Groups from Park View center in
clude Marion Talbert, Jean Virgins,
Ethel Curtin, Margaret Matheny,
Catherine Wolfe, Jean Dale Price,
Virginia Lee Price, Eleanor Corbin,
Louise Smith, Nellie Vass, Florence
Miller, Wilma Riley, Daisy Bell and
Ellen Curtin. Girls from Columbia
Junior High who will dance are
I, Rachel Hochman, Mary A. Beck, |
Martha Cannon, Karine Erickson, Re- |
becca Goodman, Sarah Ehrlich, Anna |
Dwokin, Loreen Murphy, Marie Arena, |
Audrey Beach, Sadie Klivitzky, Helen
Hepp, Edith Neff, Helen Chick, Helen
Pulliam, Sophie Caplan Gladys Miles, |
Sadie Rosen, Vivian Stokely, Annie
Miles, Pearl Butcher, Helen Dalzell,
Ina Eldridge, Adeline Anderson, Eve
.lyn Stone. Ethel Berkow, Frances
Sterner Elizabeth Head, Jean Bone,
Ruth Bohannon, Ida Webber and Ida
Deckelbaum.
ChiIdren's Handwork Exhibit.
The Petworth group includes Will
helmina Cronenberg, Anna Talbert,
Roselyn Rowens, Anna Catherine
Cronenberg, Dorothy Jones, Virginia
Lynch, Mary Smith, Sidna Buckler,
Norma Smith, Joan Macon, Jean
Wolfe, Ada Epstein, Mary Low
Devreux, Beulah Coakley, Mary Soule
and Dorothy Wilson. The children's
handwork exhibit of this center will
be in charge Of Fannie Harris tomor-
row afternoon.
The E. V. Brown group includes
Kathryn Rowland. Sidney Alexander.
Anne Beach, Julia Allen, Frances
Wheeler, Juanita Thurber, Dorothy
Allen, Rebecca Foutz. Mary Jane AL
len, Mary Frazer, also Polly Bryan
Creech, Mary Loise Stutz, Martha
Haller, Marion Thomas, Sylvia Turl-
yer, Sarah Haller, Polly Lewis, Har-
riet Davies and Emma Lee Snarr.
Children from Curtis-Hyde who are
taking part in the children's recital
tomorrow afternoon at Central High
auditorium are Ruth Hartung, Muriel
Wrenn, Eleanor Collins, Anita Van
Aim, Dawn Louise Irving, Dorothy