Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

The community centers will officially
close May 81 for the season. How
ever. a few activities will continue in
several of the centers until the middle
of June.
PLAIN TALL" the bulletin Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Model Aircraft
League, announces an outdoor meet
May 81 at $50 am. at Boiling Field.
There will be a qualification round for
those desiring to enter the league and
planes will be tested.
Chevy Chase Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street northwest:
The Drama Club closed May 10 with
production of three one-act plays.
The rhythmic dancing groups closed
with an attractive program given MAY
IT, The French classes and music
clas3es also gave part OF the evening S
entertainment.
Columbia Heights Center. Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets
The closing meeting was held May
l6. The action taken was that the
advisory committee should continue
until Fall, and the report OF the secre-
tary should be deferred until a COM
plete record could be available.
The secretary was presented gift for
her services, and q program was nelo
representing the work OF the groups.
This included rhythmic dancing, piano
violin and orchestra.
The last dance of the year for young
people was held May 25.
The closing event of the season VIII
be the open dance by We Olde Tyne
Dance Club.
East Washington Center, seventeenth
and East Capitol streets:
Tuesdays pm, library; 1850 pm,
Boy Scouts; 8 pm, Boys Independent
Band: $50 pm, community dance.
wednesdays pm. drill team OF
De Molay Commandery, No. 4, Knights
Templar.
Thursdays pm. library; 1880 pm,
dressmaking, basketry.
Saturdays pm, community pro-
gram, moving pictures.
Georgetown, Addison School, Wiscon-
sin avenue and p street:
Groups in rhythm and expression Will
be continued for the week on Wednes-
day at 8 pm, and In rhythm. Tnufs-
day, at the same hour.
mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
Webster street:
The closing event of the season was
held May %. 1t included a program
by the groups in rhythmic dancing.
demonstrating the result of the sea
SONS instruction under Miss Frances
Brishtwell. A business meeting for the
election of two members at large for
the advisory committee was also held.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets:
The center will close with an enter
tainment and dance May 20 at pm.
The childrens tap dancing and ORA
matte groups OF the Southeast Center
and local talent will assist the Park
View Dramatic Club.
Southeast Center, Seventh and G
streets southeast:
At an open nesting May is ]. Z.
Richards of the Southeast Business
Mems Association and e. F. Campbel
of Lincoln Park Citizens Association
were elected as delegates to the ad-
visory committee of the Southeast Cen
ter. Elmon Shelton. also Of Southeast
Business Mems Association, was named
as alternate. An entertainment by
groups of the center followed the eiec-
ton.
The Southeast Public Speaking Club
closed with an evening of after din
ner" speeches May Is. Mrs. Reid K.
Middleton. president, was empowered
to call a club meeting early In the Fall,
or during the Summer for picnic.
The Friendship House Dramatic Club,
assisted by other Friendship House
groups, will have a final entertainment
In the auditorium May 20 at 1880 pm.
The children's tap dancing and dfa-
matte group will go to Park View Cen
ter to assist In an entertainment May
a. 80 fass s'F - fs'f
Thomson Center, Twelfth and L
There will be a closing recital of
June IL, 7:30 pm. Two plays will be
presented, "Hansel and Gretei" and
HRohbie's Day Dream" Rhythm and
tap dancing groups win demonstrate
the result OF the seasons instruction.
Mondays pm, Mid-City Citizens
Association meeting, auction bridge
party, French, advanced and converse
Tuesday-7:so pm, speed-up dicta-
ton group, Scout leaders training
group; PM a, physical rts o TRAINING Ier
hearsal; $40 pm, instruction and
practice In ballroom dancing groups.
Wednesday-3:l5 pm, ehildFen's re-
hearsal for June play, violin group,
clarinet and cornet groups.
FTiday-3:l5 pm, children's rhythm
and dramatic group rehearsals for June
play; AIS PM, tap dancing group;
pm, Spanish class; 8 pm, Italian
class; $50 pm, young peoples dane
ing group, high school age.
! Saturday-8;A5 to - noon, chiidren's
music groups In violin, piano, saxo-
phone, drums and trombone.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Little Sunbeams" Club will give
concert May 81 at pm.
The Industrial Art Club Of Birney