Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08

Moons and Saturday morning. Instruc-
ton in music for orchestra instruments
Wednesday afternoon and Saturday
morning. New terms are beginning for
music groups.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior High,
Seventh and c streets southeast:
Monday evening, athletics, games,
community singing slide pictures.
Wednesday evening tap dancing for
adults, athletics, games Southeast Com
munity Players, Romeo Concert Or
cheStra.
Thursday afternoon, Girl Scout Troops
No. IL and No. SO.
Friday evening. games, dancing and
dramatic instruction for children, COM
munity dancing.
Saturday morning, violin, piano and
tap for children, rehearsal for COMPETE
ton series.
). Saturday afternoon, dramatics for
children, jolly Junior Club.
Buchanan Auditorium, Thirteenth be-
tween D and E streets southeast:
Monday afternoon, dancing inStruc-
ton for children, beginners; evening,
fife and drum corps, Victory Post,
American Legion.
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons,
rehearsal for competition entertainment.
Wednesday afternoon, model airplane
testing.
Centers in Divisions 10 to IS: For
seven years these centers have given
special programs during national Negro
History week. Each secretary has in
vited the pastors of the churches of the
communities in which her center is To-
Gated to speak. Citizens associations
and other organizations will take a
prominent part in these programs,
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public is invited.
Rufus Byars, representing the LIGHT
man Theaters, is cooperating by plan
ming a daily history feature during the
week. from pictures furnished through
Mrs. G. Pelham, general secretary, Com
munity Center Department.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Mondays pm, Negro History
week." Birney Center. Prof. r. H.
Bunch of Howard University will speak.
Music will be furnished by the Birney
Choral Society, Mrs. Edna Bookings di-
rector. A pageant, The Two Races"
also will be presented by the WiStaria
Dramatic Club. Public invited. Ad-
mission free.
Children'S groups will be held on the
afternoons of Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday.
BurrvilIe Center, Division avenue and
Corcoran street northeast: Negro His
tory week program Tuesday, 8 pm, with
the Burrville Womens Club in charge.
The topic will be Benjamin Banneker."
Prof. Charles Thomas will be the
speaker and Mrs. Rosa Netherlands,
principal of Burrville School, will pre-
side.
Dunbar Center, First and N streets:
Thursday evening, children's games,
young peoples social group, athletics,
dramatics, American Woodmen.
Friday evening, as part of Negro His
tory week program, there will be pic
ture shown to the boys play group by
Mrs. G. Pelham. Other activities in
clude children's games, athletics, dra-
mates, young peoples social group,
organ practice, Central Civic AsSoci-
alton.
Garfield Center, Alabama avenue and
Twenty-fifth street southeast: The
speaker for Negro History week program
Wednesday, 8 pm, will take as her sub
ject Benjamin Banneker." Miss E. P.
Simmons, principal of Garfield School,
will preside. Included in the program
will be a play by Willis Richardson,
directed by Miss E. P. Simmons.
Garnet-PattersOn Center, Tenth and
U streets: In addition to the usual
groups in athletics, industrial art, home
hygiene, dietetics, first aid and music,