Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-04
At Community Centers

auction bridge instruction, tap, Spanish
and French on Tuesday; drill rehears-
al by Woodmen of the World on
Wednesday, Gaelic, orchestra rehearsal
and lecture on Irish History" on
Thursday. A French group, open to
beginners, meets on Friday. Visitors
are welcome to the reading Of short stoO
ries, with criticism and discussion, I'M
der the Free Lance Club. The NumiS-
matte Club meets. Strangers are well
coined at the social dancing instruction
and practice at $3.50 o'clock. Dancing
instruction, dramatics and instruction
in instrumental music for children on
the afternoons of Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday and on Friday evening
and Saturday morning.
Centers in divisions 10 to Is have
interesting schedules for the new year.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
This center is open on Monday eve
ming with the groups for children in
games and industrial art, placed early,
followed by sessions for adults. including
athletics, Anacostia Needle Guild,
Drama Club, orchestra practice and
piano, singing and study groups are
| conducted on Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoons.
Corcoran street northeast:
Open Monday and Tuesday after
moons for children's music, dancing and
games. In the evening of Tuesday,
there are meetings of the art class,
athletic clubs, social clubs, Scout Troops
and games groups; folk dances and So
cial dances are scheduled.
Dunbar Center, First and N streets:
Games, athletic groups organ prac-
tice swimming. drama. social clubs for
men and women, East Central Civic
Association, drill practice of American
Woodmen and Dunbar Acrobats given
on Thursday evening: children's groups
for games and music, q young folks
social group and athletics listed for
Friday evening.
Garfield Center, Alabama avenue and
Twenty-fifth street southeast:
Children's games, music, dances and
dramatics are placed on Wednesday
afternoon. In the evening of the same
day there are adult groups in aircraft,
athletics, dramatics, games and dances.
The citizens hold a meeting and the
Young Folks Social Club meets.
Garnet Patterson Center, Tenth and
u streets:
Seven athletic groups open this CEN
ter on Monday. There will be meetings
of the art class. Phi Delta Kappa So
rority, home nursing class, dietetics
class, Columbia Lodge Band, Amphion
Glee Club. Mems Chorus, Leaders In
stitute and athletic clubs on Tuesday;
athletic groups are scheduled for We'd
nesday; Thursday there are scheduled
art, home, hygiene, dietetics groups,
Columbia Temple Chorus, Ross Band,
piano class. Columbia Temple March
ing Club, Teachers Union and three
athletic groups; drill teams and ath-
letic groups meet Friday evening.
LOveiOy Center, Twelfth and d streets
northeast:
Open on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for adults group that include
athletics, industrial art and social
clubs; a parents hour Is from to Q
on Friday: children's music groups, art
instruction and drama rehearsals are
on Monday, Thursday and Friday after
moons.
West Washington Center, Twenty
fourth and N streets:
This center is open Wednesday eve
nings for athletics and drill team;
scheduled on Friday are the George
town Civic Association. Georgetown
Community Club. children's groups in
GLIDING handcraft, games and Scout
meetings.