Evening star., 1932-11-07
GROUPS WILL HEAR
ELECTION RETURNS
Reports by The Star to Go
to Citizens and Parent
Teacher Meetings.

Arrangements were completed today
by citizens associations and parent
teacher groups sponsoring special e.ec-
ton night programs in the various COM
munity centcrs to receive up-to-the-
minute returns by radio Of The Stars
special election returns service tomor-
rev night.
The announcing of immediate and
fuE results in the election Will be sup
plemtnted throughout the evening by
special entertainment programs ar
ranged under the supervision Of the
Community Center Department
Music by the Washington Boys Indr-
pendent Band ard moving picture en-
tettainment will feature the program at
the East Washington Center. Special
invitations have been extended to the
members OF the Eastern High School
Home and School Association Eliot
Junior High School Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION. Stuart Junior High School
Parent Teacher Association and the
Stanton Park. Lincoln Park and North
east Citizens Associations to be pres
ent. The center is located in the school
auditorium at Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets.
Card Games Planned.
Gymnasium events and card games
will mark the program in the Langley
Community Center. First and T streets
northeast. sponsored by the Langley and
Mckinley High School Parent Teacher
Associations and the North Capitol
Citizens Association.
An auditorium program at the RooSe-
velt Community Center. Thirteenth and
Webster streets. beginning at 8:l5
O'Clock. will include special dance pres
entations. Participants in these num-
bers will be Misses Aleen Collins and
Jane Wilson. ard a trio consisting of
Jack Leonard Vincent Scopi and Mar
jorie Laddbush Harmon Nicodemus,
pianist. Will accompany the dancers
Mrs. Florence Yeager. conductor of the
WomenS Choral Club of Roosevelt
Center, will lead community singing
Card games will be arranged under the
direction of Mrs. Mirabel Lindsay
The Southeast Community Center in
the Hine Junior High School Building.
Seventh and C streets southeast. will
offer number Of basket ball and other
athletic events under the direction of
Jack Haas. The contests. in which 10
athletic clubs will take part. will begin
at 730 o'clock ard continue while the
tittlICll I6tuIllS are Drought 10 the
auditorium by radio.
Vocal Numbers Scheduled.
Vocal numbers by Harry Grove and
Ray Faine, both of the Estelle Went
worth Opera Group, and Mary Whel
chel. formerly of the George Washing
ten University Troubadors, will be heard
at the Thomson Center. Twelfth and
L streets, beginning at O'Clock
Helen Zeiler, radio artist, will be
heard in comedy readings. and men,
bers CT the Washington Civic Opera Co.
and the Washington Light Opera Co
worth Opera Group will offer songs from
Gilbert & Sulivan's H. M. S. Pima
fcre
The program, arranged under the
sponsorship OF the Thomson Parent
Teacher Association and the Mid-City
Citizens Association. will be participated
in also by Alma Harris. Maxine de
Silvia, Elliot Button, Ira Meyer, Swanee
Crofton. Josephine SoUkoup, Virginia
May Sellers, Anne Wilson and Paul
CARRIER
Plans also have been completed for
bringing the election returns to the
cclored community centers. and special
entertainment programs have been ar
ranged. These programs will be pre-
sented in the Banneker Recreation Gen.
ter, Eighth and Euclid streets; Burr
vile Center. Division avenue northeast,
and Garnet-Patterson Center Tenth
between U and streets