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to those interested in Joining a new
drama group for the study and prac-
tice Of plays, to be present.
Columbia Heights Center Is open
Tuesday through Friday evenings, the
Olde Tyne Dance Club meeting Thurs
day at $50. and Friday at 1880 the
Bartfield Players and also the Columbis
Players, both Of which are rehearsine
for their Autumn productions in the
near future. The Young Mems Social
Club will meet Friday night
lexington Center is organizing new
group of junior players, to be known
as the Taft Drama Players, in which
boys and girls of the Junior High
School are invited to join. The group
which will meet in Taft Junior High
School when it opens this month will
hold this weeks meeting in Langdor
Center Friday at 3:15 pm. All regular
activities will continue this week at
Langdon, Langley, Burroughs. and Nc
Kinley centers in the lexington Center
area. The play, Good Medicine" will
be presented by the lexington Players
in Langley Junior High School We'd
| neSday evening.
The operetta H. M. S. Pinafore' will
| be presented by the Estelle Wentworth
opera group at Roosevelt auditorium
Tuesday night. A new class in short
story writing at this center will begin
November %, directed by Felix Conrad
Schwarz, president of the Society OF
Free Lance Writers.
Southeast Center announces special
classes for children in Hine Junior High
School Building, Friday night beginning
at $50 O'Clock, featuring physical de-
velopment exercises, rhythm and tap
dancing, under the direction of Miss
! Evelyn Davis. Advanced pupils will
meet at 2 o'clock and larger girls at
8 O'Clock. Miss Sara Bergling will con-
duct the Saturday morning children's
dance class beginning at $3.50 o'clock at
this building, and at Congress Heights
School Mrs. Margaret Kincannon will
! teach dramatic rhythm for children
Wednesday at 3:15. At Buchanan Build
ing, Thursday from $50 to IL o'clock
the usual community dance and program
will be held.
Thomson Center will begin a short
of Felix Conrad Schwarz, Tuesday eve
ming. A new class in public speaking
/ for men will be organized at this center
Friday night under the direction Of
! Raymond T. Law, president of the Ed
ward Douglas White Law Club Of
| Georgetown University Law School.
Those interested in this new course are
asked to communicate with Mrs. A. G.
Driscoll at Thomson Center. or at
Adams 4438. A voice" class for chill
dren will be conducted Wednesday and
Friday at 3:15 o'clock by Mrs Wilma
Wright Flood, The Blackfriars Guild,
under the direction of Arthur Rhodes,
will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock.
| In Divisions 10 and 13 this week, the
most notable events will include an
entertainment by the Birney Community
Sewing Guild for the Charity Club Of
the H. T. c., the purpose being to devise
ways and means to purchase shoes and
clothes for needy children in this Sec
| ton. The meeting will take place at
Birney Center, Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Garfield Center cooking group
will meet Wednesday at o'clock in the
center under the supervision of Mrs.
NJ. E. Ellis, community secretary.
Garnet-Patterson Center will present
the Nomad Players in THE Minister'S
Wife's New Bonnet in the center au-
ditorium. Vermont avenue and v street,
November 10, at BIS o'clock Mrs.
Mary Douglass is president of this
drama club, and Miss Eta johnson is
community secretary. The recreation
| institute will be held Tuesday evening.