Evening star., 1932-04-10
At Community Centers

Community Center Department, Mrs.
Elizabeth K. Peoples, director; Franklin
Administration Building, National 1900.
Central Center:
Tuesday evening-Community Insti-
tute-John Erskine-"Music In Our
Daily Lives"
wednesday evening-Dramatic re-
hearSal, Tall CedarS drill team, Ma
tional Capital Rifle Club.
Chevy Chase Center, E. v. Brown
School:
Monday Observation-Disclosures French
conversation, music.
Tuesday afternoon-Rhythm, music
Wednesday morning-Music section,
Chevy Chase Woman's Club.
Thursday afternoon-Tap, French
conversation, carpentry.
Friday morning-Adult French con-
verSation.
Lafayette School: Friday afternoon
Rhythm
Ben Murch School: Monday after
noon-Rhythn; evening, tap, women S
gymnasium.
Tuesday -Children's French
conversation, Home and School Asso-
citation.
Thursday afternoon-Girl Scouts.
Friday afte:ncpn-Tap, music; eve
ming, social dancing
Saturday morning-Art class, car
pentry; evening, social dancing for beA
ginners.
Columbia Heights Center:
Tuesday afternoon-Rhythmic dane
ing class at Raymond School.
Thursday afternoon-Tap dancing
class at Johnson School, Columbia
Players, Ye Olde Tyne Dance Club at
Powell Junior.
Friday evening-Girl Scout Troop, No.
II; Boy Scout Troops, No. 40 and
No. Al
Saturday morning-Rhythmic dane
ing at Powell Junior.
East Washington Center:
Tuesday evening ng-DreSSmaking Ii
brary.
Wednesday evening-East Washing
ton Community Players.
Thursday evening-Lbrary open
from 5 to 9 O'Clock.
Saturday morning-Handcraft groups
at Eliot Junior High School: evening,
tap dancing for boys and girls. Com
munity program-Mov1ng pictures So
cial dancing.
Georgetown Center:
Monday evening-Rehearsal Security
Club.
Tuesday evening-Burleith Citizens
Association.
Wednesday afternoon-Drama group,
contract bridge; evening, play by the
Security Club
Thursday afternoon-Rhythm and
tap dancing, Girl Scout Troop, No. IL;
evening, play by the Security Club.
Langley Center:
Friday afternoon-Rhythm, tap. dra-
mates; evening, tap group for boys.
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Burroughs Center:
Tuesday afternoon-Girl Scout Troop,
No. a.; evening. Brookland- Woodbridge
Business Mems Association.
Wednesday afternoon-Rhythm and
tap dancing groups.
Thursday evening-Parent- Teacher
Association.
Park View Center: Final sessions of
the 1882 Play Institute will be on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
under the leadership of Miss Ella
Gardner of the Children's Bureau, De-
partment of Labor.
Mcfarland Center:
Monday fternoon-Rhythm and tap
dancing at Barnard; evening, Women's
Benefit Association at Mcfarland
Wednesday afternoon-Tap lesson at
Powell Elementary; evening, Choral Club
at Mcfarland.
Thursday afternoon-Sock and Bus
kin Club at Petworth School.
Friday evening-Rhythm and social
dancing for juniors, tap dancing, Boy
Scout Troop No. 80, contract bridge.
Mckinley:
Friday evening-District of Columbia
Congress of Parent and Teachers pre-
sents eye Olde District School"
Southeast Center:
Monday evening of Washing
ton drill team, Friendship House Ath-
/ letic Club.
Wednesday evening-Foresters drill
team Of the Modern Woodmen; public
speaking course, second lesson.
Friday evening-Dramatics for chill
dren. rhythmic and physical develop