Evening star., 1932-03-06

Monroe streets northeast-Tuesday
evening the center Is open for athletics.
All children who are TO take part in
the Rip Van Wrinkle Dance Pantomime
are requested to be present Wednesday
afternoon at the usual rhythm and tap
dancing class for important instruc-
tions. The Parent-Teacher Association
meets Thursday afternoon.
Mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
WEBSTER street-Monday afternoon
rhythm and tap dancing groups meet
at Barnard School. Wednesday after
| noon at Powell Elementary School are
rhythm and tap groups. Thursday
afternoon drama group meets at Pet
worth. Rhythm and tap dancing
classes are at Mcfarland Friday eve
| ming. In addition, contract bridge In
| struction will be given and conlnu-
nifty dance will be held.
Mckinley, Second and T streets
| northeast-A. A. U. basket ball games
will be held every night in the gym
naSium, beginning at 7 o'clock.
Park View Center. Warder and New
ton streets-Rhythm groups meet We'd
neSday afternoon. Friday evening the
center is open for basket ball, scout
meetings, tap, woodwork and dramatic
groups.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior. Sew
enth and streets southeast-The CEN
ter is open Monday and Wednesday
evenings for basket ball and drills.
| Friday evening a community dance
will be held. Children who are to take
part in Rip Van Wrinkle dance panto-
mime are asked to attend rehearsals at
Hine and Buchanan on their regular
dancing class days.
Saturday morning groups for chill
dren in tap, art, including sketching
are conducted. The Jolly Junior Club
also meets. Saturday evening IS boys
night.
Buchanan Auditorium, Thirteenth
and D streets southeaSt-A rehearsal in
preparation for Rip Van Wrinkle dance
pantomime will be held for the tap
and rhythm groups, meeting Monday
afternoon. Thursday evening is social
night, with the OldFsshioned Dancing
Club Of Friendship House as hostess.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and l.
streets-Monday afternoon the Audu-
bon Society conducts bird study groups
for children and adults. Auction bridge
instruction and Spanish study group
is held Monday evening Thursday eve
ming will be fathers night of the par
ent-teacher meeting. A special pro-
gram by the District Of Columbia
Kiwanis Club will be presented at 8
pm The Stamp Club meets Friday
evening. Children are given instruc-
ton in violin, piano, saxophone, drums,
and trombone Saturday morning.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast-ThiS center IS
open for games, industrial art and
music groups Monday: Wednesday;
Thursday and Friday afternoons, and
Tuesday evening.
Ccrcoran street northeast - Tuesday
evening, the moving picture, Com
mander Byrd's Exposition TO the North
Pole will be shown.
Dunbar Center, First and N streets
Basket ball league games Thursday as
follows: Dunbar VS.. Arrows, Southeast
vs.. Van Dykes, Cardozo VS.. Eye Street.
Garfield Center, Twenty-fifth and
Alabama avenue southeast-Wednesda
afternoon and evening the center is
open for games, athletics, club meetings
and children's chorus meeting.
Garnet Patterson Center, Tenth and
U streets-Games will be played in
the basket ball league as follows: Mon
day evening, Georgetown VS.. Pleasant
Plains, Eye Street VS.. Van Dykes, and
CardoZo VS.. MonroeS: Tuesday evening,
Shaw vs.. Dunbar, Dunbar VS.. Pleasant
Plains, and Georgetown VS.. Hilltop.
Wednesday and Friday evenings the
center is open for athletics. Thursday
evening the center is open for athletics,
drill teams first aid class, piano group
and band practice.
Loyejoy Center, Twelfth and D
streets ENTHUSIASTICALLY and We'd
nesday evenings the center is open for
athletics music and social CLOUDS
West Washington Center, Francis
Junior, Twenty-fourth and N streets
Wednesday evening the Red Cross Sew
ing Unit, drill teams meet. Friday eve
ming games in the basket ball league
will be as follows: Manchester VS..
Pleasant Plains, Eye street VS.. Monroe,
| Georgetown VS.. Dunbar