Evening star., 1932-12-04
Community Centers

Among the special events Of this week
ct Chevy Chase Center win be the or
sanization of new group In physical
education at e. v. Brown School on
Thursday at $3.50 O'Clock, under the
direction of Miss Margaret Carmody,
who has a group in tap dancing Friday
from to o'clock at Lafayette School.
Miss Margaret Reid will begin a new
group in social dancing for adults at
Ben Murch School Saturday at 8 o'clock,
which will be held each first and third
Saturday evening hereafter at o'clock.
East Washington Community Center
will again feature its week end program
of sound pictures at o'clock Saturday
in the Eastern High School, followed by
. community dance in the armory.
Saturday is the big community night
at Langley Center. There will be re-
hearsals for forthcoing plays by the
lexington Community Players, contract
bridge instruction, ball room dane
ing instruction and a week end COM
munity dance. Regular and special
events are also scheduled at Burroughs
and Langdon Centers.
Roosevelt Center is open Monday and
Tuesday evenings at 7:30, with the
workshop drama group meeting both
nights, the advanced bridge group meet
ing Monday at o'clock and Tuesday
the class in tap dancing and physical
education for women, the Choral Club
and a class in contract bridge. Mac
f6rland Center is open Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings for athletics
ana basket ball games and Friday at
7:30 o'clock class in rhythm and tap
dancing, followed at o'clock by class
in contract bridge.
Southeast Center features exercises
and dancing instruction. In the Hine
branch, children have acrobatic and
rhythmic dancing Friday evening from
$50 to 8 o'clock, and on Saturday
morning lessons are given in tap
dancing, beginning at o'clock. Mothers
are receiving lessons in tap dancing
Wednesday evenings, while senior and
junior high school girls are being in
structed in dance exercises and preci-
sion dancing Friday at $3.50 o'clock. In
the Buchanan branch, children have a
class in tap and rhythmic dancing Mon
day afternoon. Groups meeting in
Congress Heights branch include chill
dren's class in dramatic dancing and
tap on Wednesday, another class Thurs
day afternoon for larger children and
mothers class Friday morning. Ath-
1etics, drill practice, public speaking,
parliamentary law, social dancing and
dramatics are included in the regular
schedule at Southeast Center.
Among the educational and recrea-
tional opportunities offered at Thomson
Center are tap dancing class for boys
Tuesday at Ais o'clock, also a contract
bridge group that evening; washington
Civic Opera Co. Thursday at 7:30 and
Friday evening womens physical train
ing group at 80, which is open to new
members; tap dancing for men and
women at BIS and social dancing, with
instruction and practice, at 9:15 O'Clock.
Birney Center is open Monday eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock, with the Ladies
Needle Guild; at 7:30, boys game
group. Junior art group and industrial
art group; at O'Clock, meeting of the
chorus, Choral Society, practical nursing
group.
Wednesday Is Community night" at
Garfield Center. with basket ball, young
peoples games, Young Peoples Dramatic
Club and industrial art at 7:30 and
with class in practical nursing and
meeting of the Parent Teacher Associ-
alton at 8 O'Clock.
Dunbar, Burrville and Lovejoy Gen.
ters have their usual schedule of activi-
ties this week.
West Washington Center, In Francis
Junior High School, will be open Wed
nesday evening at o'clock, with a sew
ing class, and at o'clock the West
Washington Foot Ball Club, the West
Washington Basket Ball Club and West
Washington Glee Club will hold meet
ings. Registration will also be held for
class in practical nursing. On Friday
evening at this center, beginning at 7
O'Clock, there will be meetings Of the
Art Club, Dramatic Club and Girls
Basket Ball Club; also ping pong, quiet
games and social dancing. On Satur-
day morning, from 10 to IL o'clock,
there will be folk dancing class and a
rehearsal for the Christmas pageant.