Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

ton opened last week with O large en-
rollnent. There Is still time for regis
tration in both classes. The depart
ment Is offering this year several types
of service not included in the program
in previous years. Among these is tu-
toring at special rates, ARRANGEMENT for
which may be made at the ONCE. Ex-
tension classes will be organized any
where In the city or suburbs in clubs,
churches or institutions at the regular
rates charged for class groups at the
central building. Another service of
interest to many Is the very extensive
file kept in the office Of directories Of
! schools and institutions.
The executive of the education Office
will be glad at any time to give inter-
views by appointment for the discussion
of education problems or for personal
conferences In the interest of vocational
guidance.
Plans for the Fall work Of the Music
Division are being arranged by Miss
Lucy Street. the new music secretary.
Miss Pearl Waugh, director of the piano
instruction has returned to the city
after a vacation spent in Indiana, and
has resumed her teaching. Miss Helen
Harrington, instructor of piano, has re-
turned from Chairman, Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa.
Since the publication of the Educa-
ton prospectus a new class has been
announced. This Is one In human ge-
ography or ethnology which is being
the National Museum.
Health Education.
This first term, October 7 to Deem
Der is, Mrs. Lillian Hoffman Of the
Hoffman -HoskinS Dance Studio has
consented to conduct two courses for
the Y. w. C. A. The beginners will
meet in the gymnasium at 8 o'clock
Mondays. The advanced group will be
taught in the gymnasium Mondays, but
at 8 o'clock. Clog and tap dancing and
natural dancing classes also are sched-
uled for the Fall term.
Saturday will be more or less devoted
to children's activities in the gym and
in the pool. A combination Of gym,
stunts and natural dancing is given
little boys and little girls from to z
years of age at IL on Saturday morning.
Older girls, 8 to IL years, meet at 10
for their class work.
There are many who desire a con,
tinuation of tennis lessons indoors dur
ing the Fall and Winter. Glasses are
limited to four people, and the course
includes six half hours Of instruction in
the gym. The evening gym and swim
class on the schedule Tuesday at $50,
has met with an enthusiastic reception.
The morning classes meet three times a
week for half hour of gym and half
hour of coaching. The combination
results in a decided improvement IN
health and appearance. The new
swimming class schedule is ready and
offers a last chance for swimming
classes other than gym and swim, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ingS at II. This is a second grade. side
stroke class. The crawl will be taught
on Fridays at 10. Two new classes for
boys start September %. Beginners
will meet at l: 80 on Saturdays and the
advanced group at 2:30. There is a
brief dip each Saturday from to 2:30
for little boys and girls. Both the 614
E street pool schedule and that OF
Seventeenth and K streets show many
new evening classes starting this week
and next. Among these for the z street
pool are first-grade Tuesday and Thurs
day at $50; also at 9. Second grade,
side stroke, on Tuesday and Thursday
at and at 6. Two third grade (single
and double over ARM classes are listed
to meet Tuesday. Thursday $50 and
Monday and Wednesday at 8. K street
pool evening classes include a Begin
ners' diving class Tuesday and Thurs
day at 1880: first grade, Tuesday and
Thursday at $50; Wednesday and Fri
day at g.. Monday and Wednesday at
7:3O; second grade Tuesday and Thurs.