Evening star., 1933-10-22
Community Centers

Chevy Chase Center announces IAN
euage groups taught by Nine. Lyoa
Hanson. rhythm groups taught by Mss
Sara Bergling and tap dancing groups
taught by Miss Ivy Randall three aft
ernoons this week, at z. v. Brown
School Building. Activities at Ben
Murch School Building this week 10
clude classes in rhythmic dancing, d.
rected by Mrs. Jeannette TolfFd, on
Monday afternoon: language classes on
Tuesday afternoon and O fLd@ eJe-
nings social dancing, pnd19 ~ oeE
tion of Mrs. Tolfofd, eod eoo~sct
bridge.
art class taught By RAnS4 q Parr.
and another group win b . 8ax In
carpentry for boys undsI a eec lon
of Kenneth Petrie, al , 0k: At
Lafayette School Building qaHae classes
will be held Friday e COCK ior
children. under the d5rs0oo1 Of Mrs.
Margaret Reed Kincannou,
East washington Ceut4f pas set
Tuesday evening apart as inu4e evs
ming" featuring the inst mesane p
the Juvenile Orchestra, toc boys a3o
girls. at 7:3O; the first meeting OF tne
Northeast Boys Club Band. af 7:50.
Wednesday is drama evening and the
first meeting of the Troupers q EaSI
Washington Community Center at
O'Clock. under the direction OF Arthur
Rhodes. The athletic season at THIS
center will also begin this week.
Special events at Langley Center m
clude dancing for children and adults,
taught by Mrs. Margaret Reed Kim
cannon: contract bride instruction, by
Mrs. Mirabel Lindsay; lexington Play
ers and drama instruction, directed by
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, and week
end community dance. Friday at $3.50
pm. Also on Friday evening Mrs. Rose
Arnold Powell will begin her class In
public speaking and parliamentary law
at O'Clock. Mrs. Kincannon and Mrs.
Forrest likewise have groups at Lang
don Center on Tuesday afternoon. AT
Burroughs Center Wednesday afternoon
Miss Sara Bergling conducts a rhyth-
mic and tap dance group. and Mrs.
Gladys Bennion a drama group.
Roosevelt Center has an athletic
schedule comprising four evenings of
basket ball Special attractions at this
center include advanced and beginners
contract bridge taught by Mrs. Mirabel
Lindsay; q choral club for women,
taughS by Mrs. Florence Vincent Yea
ger: dance groups. conducted by Miss
Sara Bergling and by Miss Marjorie
Schuster. and regular rehearSas OF the
Washington Opera Club for the
Chimes of Normandy"
The mcfarland Center area, includ-
inn Rar rd
Powell buildings offers afternoon groups
in children's rhythm and tap. taught by
Miss Frances Brightwell. and the Sock
and Buskin Dramatic Club for children.
under the direction Of Mrs. Donna
Taggart The groups meet at pm.
one afternoon each week at each center,
Southeast Center has arranged to
have drama group at HIne Junior
High School Building Wednesday night,
at o'clock. directed by Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest also at the same hour
an Esperanto group, and on Friday
night, dancing instruction for children.
older girls and adults. beginning at
$50 o'clock. by Miss Evelyn Davis and
by Miss Sara Bergling. Mrs. Hazel
Clark Taylor will conduct class in
public speaking for men and women
at 8 pm. Other groups are now being
organized in variety Of studies.
At Buchanan Branch of this center
social dancing Dr young adults will be
given Thursday evening from $50 to
IL o'clock and at Congress Heights
Branch, dancing instruction for chill
dren and older girls, Wednesday at Sis
O'Clock.
Monday is community night at Bir-
ney Center and activities are also con-
Quoted there on Thursday at 3:15
O'Clock. Burrville Center has Tuesday
evening for its activities, which include
meetings of many important community
groups, notably the Burrville Women's
Club. at 7:30. Dunbar Center has play
ground activities every afternoon. and
on Thursday and Friday evenings a
varied program of recreation. to which
the community at large is invited. from
Z to 10 pm.
Garfield Center, open Wednesday
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock, features art,
drama, music and athletics. Garnet
Patterson Center offers Red Cross
classes, first-aid groups, practical nurs-
ing, dietetics, as we'll as choral groups
and piano classes.