Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13
At Community Centers
Of the Public Schools.
Building

The Citizens Band will present "The
Frolicking Farmers at Central Com
nunity Center october Is at 8 pm
The concert is sponsored by the United
Farmers Association.
Groups that for the past two years
met at Curtis and Addison Schools will
now meet at the Gordon Junior High
School, recently opened as center.
School will soon be opened for activi-
ties. With these two buildings there
are now 10 recreation centers and adj
ditional buildings are in demand for
special activities. granted through ap-
plication to the Community Center
Central Center, Thirteenth and Clit-
ton streets:
Monday pm, Kanawha basket
ball team; 7:30 pm, Citizens Band re-
hearsal (dress): pm, brakes and
Wheatley basket ball teams; $50 pm,
drill team Of Capitol Forrest, No. l04,
Tall Cedars of Lebanon.
Tuesday-7:30 pm, Citizens Band
rehearsal: 8 pm. zeta Alpha and Ma
tional Press Cardinals basket ball
teams 9 pm, Stewart Bros. and ST.
Pauls Lutheran mems basket ball
teams.
Wednesdays pm, American Sc
curity Club girls basket ball teams;
Crescents basket ball team, concert by
Citizens Band; $3.50 pm, Kallipolis
drill team; 8 pm. American Security
Club and Washington Loan & Trust
mems basket ball teams
Thursday pm, Dumbarton Ave-
nue. Sunday School basket ball team;
pm, Mount Vernon girls and Com
pany C. National Guard. basket bal!
teams; $50 pm, Almas Temple drill
team pm. Mount Vernon and Po-
tomac Boat Club mems ball teams.
Columbia Heights Center, Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets:
Registration for bridge gymnasium
and other activities may be made.
Athletic groups will start in the GYM
Weight Club" is requested to register
Mrs. Howard Priest will have classes
in auction and contract bridge this
season. Register at once
Tuesday, 80 pm, District of Co
lunbia Parent Teacher Association; 8
pm, Choral Society, Community Or
chestra, fourth division forum, D. c.
Council Boy Scouts Of America.
Thursdays pm, Ye Olde Time
Dance Club
Friday pm. Boy Scout Troops 40
and Al; 8 pm. Junior citizens forum,
Columbia Orchestra, Capital City Or
chestra, young PEOPLES dance.
Chevy Chase Center. Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Monday-3:l5 pm. French converse
ton for children; 4 PM, beginners
adult French.
Tuesdays and pm. rhythmic
dancing; 3:15 pm. model aircraft.
Thursday and pm. rhvthmic
dancing: BIS pm, French conversation
for children.
East Washington Center, Seventeenth
and East Capitol streets:
TueSday-7:30 pm. dressmaking. the
Washington Boys Independent Band;
$50 pm, social dancing.
basket ball team: 730 p.m basketry
group Woodmen Of the world. Uniform
Rank; 8 pm, Trinity boys basket ball
team: 9 pm, Pontiac A. C.
Saturday. pm, rhythm-junior
group. Boy Scouts; pm, Nativity
A. c.. community program-moving pic
lures; 9 pm, rhythm-senior group,
Phoenix Club, Inc, of Washington.
Registrations received for bridge in
s.ruction.
Georgetown Center, Gordon Junior
Figh, Thirty-fourth and Wisconsin
avenue:
The first regular meeting of the
rhythm group will be held October II
at Sis pm. The groups at Gordon are
a continuation of the community center
work which has been carried on at the
Curtis and Addison Schools during the
past two years. Adults and children
who find Gordon a convenient location
are invited to use the facilities that
the new building offers.
Langley Center, First and T streets
northeast:
If there is sufficient demand the
gymnasiumS at Langley will be opened
october IS at pm. On nights when
the gymnasiums are open the other
facilities of the building may be put
to community use by the filing of appli-
cations with the Community Center
Department.
Mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
Webster street:
Wednesday, pm, the gymnasium
will open and teams to which periods
have been assigned will be notified;
pm, bridge, Nomad Dramatic Club re-
hearsal, Women's Benefit Association.
Friday to 1890 PM, gymnasium
will be open and teams will be notified
as soon as periods are definitely
assigned; 7 pm, rhythm: 1880 pm,
Boy Scout Troop No. 80; pm, Mac
farland Parent-Teacher Association,
Nomad dramatic group rehearsal,
bridge