Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

| n 0eDaCe, Is RSyCnOlOgy y CuISeE
Gilbert K. Chesterton VS.. Cosmo Ham
ilton, will be held, under auspices OF
the Community Institute and the
Women's Guild of the American Uni
versity, at Constitution Hall, January
il, BIS pm.
The Kendror Quartet returns, by
request, for the third time, under the
Community Institute, at the Central
Community Center, January IL, 0:15
pm.
Central Center, Thirteenth and Cliff
ton streets: Four Community Center
Basket Ball League games will be
played, two on Monday, one on Wednes-
day and one on Thursday. The center
is open on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, with ath-
leticS and drill teams scheduled.
Chevy Chase Center, Thirty-sixth
street and Ellicott place: In the Ben
Murch School on Monday evenings
adults and juniors have tap lessons. AT
j 7:30 pm. there will be an advanced
lesson in contract bridge. Later in the
evening womens gymnasium and social
dancing are scheduled Saturday eve
ming juniors enjoy social dancing, and
there is a new group for social dancing
| instruction for adults, followed by an
hour of general dancing. Children
have rhythm, tap and music in the
afternoon of Monday and Friday.
| At the E. v. Brown School, Connect
cut avenue and Mckinley street, chill
dren's groups meet on Monday Tuesday
and Thursday for French conversation,
music, rhythm, model airplane con-
struction, carpentry and tap dancing.
Columbia Heights Center, Wilson
Teachers College, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets: Athletics, drill teams, or
chestra rehearsals, social dancing and
drama rehearSals are some OF the &C
| Invites for adults on the evenings OF
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
On Tuesday at 3:15 pm. there is
| childrens beginners group in rhythm
and on Wednesday an advanced group
in dancing instruction.
Saturday morning children have tap
dancing, and the youngest are taught
rhythmic dancing.
East Washington Center, Seventeenth
and East Capitol streets: Four Com
munity Center Basket Ball League
games are special features this week,
occurring on the evenings of Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. The library Is
open to the public on Tuesday and Sat-
urday from to 9 pm. Other activi-
ties are practice by Boys Independent
Band. dreSSmaking, community dane
ing and practice basket ball games on
Tuesday, East Washington Community
Players and Uniform Rank drill team
on Thursday. Saturday, known as the
evening for young people, has rhythm
scouting, social dancing and moving
pictures.
Georgetown Center: Rhythm and tap
dancing lessons are given in the Cor
don Junior High School, Thirty fourth
street and Wisconsin avenue, on Thurs
day afternoon.
Langley Center is open on Monday
and Friday evenings. In addition to
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ming rhythmic dancing and a play
group for boys; social dance on jan
uary "a.
Mckinley Center has scheduled two
basket ball games, Georgetown Univer-
sity VS.. Duquesne University on Friday
evening and Georgetown University VS..
Washington and Lee on Saturday eve
ming.
mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
Webster street: Open on Monday eve
ming for dancing and instruction for
adults, athletics and a drill by the
Women's Benefit Association; on We'd
nesday for adult drama, drill practice
by Brightwood Commandery and ath-
letics, including a Community Center
Basket Ball League game; on Friday,
rhythm and games for children IN the
and athletics, including Community
Center League game. Rhythm and tap
dancing for children are on Monday
afternoon at the Barnard School and
on Wednesday afternoon at the Mac
farIand School On Saturday morning
dramatic and acrobat1c groups meet at
the Petworth School.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets: Children meet for esthetic
and tap dancing on Wednesday after
noon. The Park View Citizens AsSo-
citation will meet Wednesday night.
Adult groups in china painting, leather
tooling, hammered silver, drama and
athletics are on Friday evening. In the
early evening children play games and
wood. Boy Scout Troop, No. 40, and
Girl Scout Troop, No. 10, meet
Southeast Center, Hine Junior High,
Seventh and G streets southeast: Mon
day evening, athletics and Romeo Con-
cert Orchestra; Wednesday evening.
athletics; Friday evening, dancing in
struction and dramatics for children
and youths. The dramatic group needs
several girls and boys about Is or Ia
years old for special parts. Community
dance for community folk over 16 years.
The Southeast Community Players will
rehearse twice a week, on Wednesday
and Friday, in preparation for the play
tournament. Saturday, children'S violin,
piano and tap instruction in the morn
ing and dramatics in the afternoon.
TakOma Center, Piney Branch road
and Danlia street: Children's groupal
meet on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoons and Saturday
morning for scouting, rhythm, tap,
drama and athletics. On Friday eve
Ming there are gymnasium exercises for
women and dancing for adults. Youths
have social dancing on Saturday eve
ming.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and L
streets:
Tuesday Study groups for adults in
French conversation for beginners, adj
vanced French conversation, speed-up
dictation. recreational groups in tap
and auction bridge, open TO any one
interested in learning to play bridge
Thursday-Tap for adults Lyric Or
chestra rehearsal, Thomson Play
Makers. dramatic technique, open to
craft; study of Gaelic. The public is
invited to Dr.. Joseph Dunn's lecture on
Irish history.
Fr1day-French beginners instruction,
tap for men and women, beginners
group, Writer'S League, advanced
French conversation, social dancing in
struction and practice for adults.
Chfldren's groups are on the after
| moons Of Wednesday. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday morning in music and
| dancing.
Bfrney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Monday evening-Boys' games, in
dustrial art, art for girls, Dramatic Club,
| HillSdale Citizens Association, Choral
Society, Henson's Melody Orchestra and
| athletics.
Tuesday-in the afternoon, beginners
music group; pm, play, "A Bache-
lor's Christmas" by the Dramatic Guild
Of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.