Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 19

In the Community Centers Because of the Easter holldays some of the centers have omitted part of their activities, while in other neigh- borhoods the close of tire lenten season has acted as an incentive for increased whrk and entertainment. There will be dances, following business meetings of the clubs, and many changes in the schedules owing to entertainments be- ing planned that require the co-opera- tion of the committees and clubs in the centers. The Southeast Community Center will give an evening of folkiore plays. TNe center's clubs will co-operate to make successful this demonstration of the training In dramatics of the young people. by the dramatic leader of the center. All work connected with the tainment is being do 7 costumes ha v the mothers of the com; act as stage hands. the ¢ be sold will be made by tie girls of the Pollyanna Club and a neighborhood hestra will furnish the musie. the Deanwood evening of sewing, fun " (Junior ¢ |tree community activity), 8. he | afternoon jter will rehearse a play in the audi- tortum. 5: & rehearsal of a nelghbor- hood Kroup, “Ye District School” . Capital Athletic practice games, 8. Wednesday, rhythm dancing for chil- dren, Girl Scout Troop, No. 12, 4:15. sday, Lonesome Club busl- ness meeting and dance, 8; the Prac- tical Psychology Club of the Thom- son_Community Center will produce a play, §; the Alabama State Society business meeting, followed by a pro- gram and dancing, 8; the Wilson Normal Community Players, 8. Fri- day, Recreation Club for girls, 3:15. Special dancing group, studying folk dancing and special solo dancing, is open to & few more members. This class is for beginners of eight to fourteen. Girls desiring this work should apply to the executive secre- tary, 3:15. Advanced dancing class, specializing for pageantry, under the instruction of Marie Ready, 4:15; 5irls' Club, organization meet- ual instruction by Com- lub (all are invited to this The fol- lowing classes and clubs are omitted this week, to be resumed on April 10: The French Study Club, the Spanish class, millinery and dressmaking class and the Women's Gymnasium & ing, munit; Browns. Connecticut avenue Kinley Sireets northwest—The clubs will not meet on Monday and Wednesday of this week, but will be resumed after the Easter an | 7; dressmaking and millinery, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. .C. Washington Opera Company, 7:30; dressmaking, 7:30; study of Gaelic, 1:30; sociology class and lecture, 8. Eriday, Children’s Dancing and Vocal Clubs. 7:30; Boys' Athletic Club, 7:30; Spanish, advanced and beginners, 7:16; Spanish reading circle, 8; Sea Scouts, 8. The Boy Scouts will have an_entertainment, with moving pic- fures showing the activities of the SC5uts Th this city and the surround- ing country. 8. Naturday, Girl Scout troop leaders’ conference, 3; Boy Scout tests, 4; practical course in public speaking and physlcal exer- cises for women and girls, 8. East Washington, 7th and C streets southeast—The center will be closed on Moday. Tuesday, Arabian Athletic Club, 7:30; Boys' Independent Band, 8. Wednesday, Acme Athletic Club, Epworth Athletie Club for Girls, 8:30; National Capital Players, 7:30. Thurs- day, Community Social Club, Américanization class, 7:30; Bo dependent Athletic Club, 7 Girls' Rhythm Club, 7:30' Boy Troop, No. 59, 7:30; Boys' Scout Troop, No. § ; the Southeast Community Center Dramatic groups will present ovening of folk-lore plays, 8. Southeast, 11th a#nd G streets southeast—Thursday, Country Danc- ing Club, 8. Friday, the Southeast Community will co-operate in mak- | ing successful the evening of folk- lore plays to be given at the East Washington Communinty Center by the Southeast Dramatic Group. This entertainment is the culmination of the scason's rehearsals under Miss Bmima | | dramatic Jordan. Petworth, Sth and Shepherd streets 1eader. Community Orchestra, 8; Imperial Athletic Club, 7:30; Girls' Recreation Club, 7.30. After the meetings of the clubs and classes, all committees will combine in a rehearsal for the spring carnival to be given Friday, for the benefit of the school playgrounds. _ Burrville, Division avenus gand Corcoran street northeast—Friday, “A Country Wedding and & Barn Dance,” rranged by the commitices of the center. Al the clubs will take part in this entertainment. Cleveland-Phelps, Sth and T streets northwest—Today, Community = Center Tuesday, Amphion ench Class A, French Amphion Auxiliary, 7; Dressmaking §; Mt. Calvary ht Reading Club, chool Club, Dunbar grad- Vocational Guidance 'clubs, 3115 Thursday, French Club A, 7; French Club Dressmaking ' Clab, 7:3 Douglas operative League, 7:30 Women's Exchange, 7. embroidery and cy sewing. 7:30; Community « Band, 9; Junior Knitting Club, ; People: rovement Club, 7:3 Community Centers’ Band Auxiltary alker Post, 7:30; Vocational Guidance Club for Girls, 3; St. Augus- tine’s Basket Ball Team, 6; Sentinel's Ball Team, 7. Friday, Girls' So- ub, 4; girls sket ball game, Junior Art ClI Dressmaking Club, 7:30; Lasalle Law Club, 7:30; Valentino natic Club, 7:30; John Wesley A, M. . T >, et Team, and class, 8. t- urday, Rhythmic Dancing Class, 10; Art Club for Seniors and Juniors, 10; Boys" ; South Carolina State Club, | held at the Willard Hot 2 g€ shorthand class, 5. Wednes- | jod Hotslmexi Thiss | This will be the second of a series | i Ohio, ment Girls' and Mothers meeting, 7:30; Junior Boys' Club, 7; Girls' Needle: “;"l;r():(l C.lub, 7; Achlevement Boys' R The committees of all activities will meet to arrange for an exhibit of work at the center. HOST TO OHIO PEOPLE. Republican Association to Conduct State Night. Invitations are being mailed to a large number of Ohioans who are resldents of the city and others from that state now in Waskington for the “Buckeye State night,” to be day evening unded the auspices of the Republican State Voters' Association. of state nights planned by the asso- ciation. he "“Buckeye State night” will | have for the_ prineipal speaker Rep- | resentative Nicholas Longworth of | The feature of the evening | will be a musical program. Thene {s to be a reception following ths address. The purposes and ohjects of the association will be explained to the gathering by Henry of the promoters of th Wiiliam Tyler Page, president of the agsociation, will extend the welcome, PEEERR R SR S Currenfum. a new gas recently made by an clectric process in Los Angeles for use in.alrships, is declared to be non-inflammable, non-explosive, cheap and easy to produce, APRIL .1, 1923—PART 1. Dry Violators Now W:ill Face Morning After With a view of specding up trials of defendants charged with vio- lating the national prohibition law and clearing the docket of the large accumulation of such cases, Charles S. Baker, assistant district attorney, who succeeds Frank J. Kelly In the prosecution of those cases in the United States branch of Police Court, yesterday lssued an order giving notice that de- fendants In all such cases will be arraigned the morning following their arrest. The notice reads: “Hereafter all persons charged with violating the national pro- hibition act will be arraigned on the following day. “Officers will see that all wit- nesses in any case in which they are interested are summoned to court on the day after.” Mr. Baker and his assistant, David A. Hart, are going through the flles of the office which they took over Friday, arranging them in order of priority, for the pur- pose of putting on’ trial as fast as will be possible all live cases. It s understood that in the files there are & number of cases that will ‘nave fo be nolle prossed. for the reason that the government witnesses have disappeared and cannot be located. BLUE BANNER CHOCOLATES THE HOME CANDY We “recommend these delicious Chocolates Their purity and flavor make them favorites everywhere BIG FOUR CANDY CO. INC, Wholesalo Confectioners Distributors of SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES 8533 eo: « Telephone Frankiin S E st N northwest—Monday, the Petworth Woman's Club. A business meeting will be followed by a program of music arranged by the music com- mittee. Tuesday, the Homs and School Assoctation has postponed its meeting to April 11 because of the Easter holidays. [of the 8B Group, 1; | Boy Scouts, 7; Brown { will ‘be lecture on with stereopticon views ture covers the sixth grade | geography, the children of that grade are speclally Invited % Trintdad, 6th and G sireets north- east. Friday, Ba 1_C Boys' Juvenile Club, 7; Bo Athletic 5 5 {Atnr. | The Danbar Community Center Wil % Ho- |be open for a special entertainment Perry’ Ath. | Of unusual merit, Monday, April 2. & N “lub, | 1923. ‘ “?xu,;\,‘x-?'ufltl“h“\l'rhp Cleft Club, directed by Wil b H -de 1 ewton | Marion Cook, will present a program Center will not be open | Classical music. Friday, Boy Scouts.| Birney. Nichols dancing, he lard street north Club will award tety will meet from the | the letters “F ter which there will be - |letics won in base ball of last vear.!9:30 to 10:30; S Cratt, {foot ball of last fall and basket ball | nity Orchestra, Wednesday, of past winter. After the awards there | children will rehearse for the will bo a dan | Sagsunt 3515, Friday: C ; Men’s Club, 8; D 3 | Recreational Club, §: Rialto i Club, 8; Dressmaking, 8: Helpers, 8; motion pictures, 8. This Deanwood. Whittingham and Lane = place northeast—Friday, Achievement Beautiful Radlo Club, 7:30; home eco- 4_“"“ b th n L Se888e8s8888s88setsseeessstesssestioanssssatssssasssssaiiseaneIIeLIITILy o Children’s Finish Pumps One and Two Strap, Patent Leather— ment at the Lovejoy joint. meeting I various activit dustrial and Washington C the country wedding that the Burrvi Vocationul Guidance Club, 10 , 12th and D The center will be iday a 3 holida; Friday, dancing class, 30; Boy uts, 7:30; moving ple- tures on educational subjects, 7:45. Library open all evening. Johnxon-Powell, Hlatt place and Lamont street northwest—All after- | noon classes will be omitted. to be resumed ster vacatiom. Frids al plcture show, 3 c; “The Birds of the W. Shufeldt. This ist has made these ures taken during his t E evening's entertain- | ment will be supplemented by reci- tations and songs by the children of Mount Pleasant ; Mount Pleasant at the o Center and by and barn dance unity Center's art work ctivities of the “apron entertain- for this affair will inch of waist meas- s will be a > largest waist and for t S waist. There will be a prize for the prettiest apron made and each person ttending will by sented with a sou- | World,” by | well known Saturday, outs, No. cs, 8, Radio Social Club, 8; a pices of the East orus. community pices of the Asso- unity hwest—Toda under the hington Co ition, 8:15: rehea yrehestra, miusic hearsal of “F the center, Choral Soc! Athl ) d: under the a Washington Male C The Miner Normal Community Cen- ter will be closed during Easter week. West Washington. 27th | streets northw. Tuesday, ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND WIRING al of ( | KA, ) “I (i =i, = == Bt I T TR L PN and 30; Saturday chie nesday rhythmic View Athlet ‘P, V Washingtoniuns, the « : company the rk 1 Commu- na Painting Clt sciation, 8. Washington Opera Company, dressmaking, 7 More Heat —Less Care Just touch a lighted match to the asbestos starting ring. ‘The kerosene is turned into gas, which burns with a clean, steady blue flame. The heat is concentrated just where it will do the most good—directly under the cooking. genuine leather; $2 valnes— $1.49 KAPNECK 717 12th St. N.W. Franklin 3058 Is a good-natured husband worth a trip to the store? OTHING irritates men folks more than late meals. The only thing that is almost as bad is high fuel bills. You can time your meals with exactness, and cook for less money than you ever have before, if you will look into the matter of the Florence 0il Cook Stove.This means merely a trip to a near- by hardware or furniture store, where you can see for yourself how this most modern of ranges does its work. Ghe Economy Corner 7th.and H sts. NV It pays to buy where there are no losses to be added to the price, be- cause of bad charge accounts. We buy for Cash—and sell for Cash— underselling because we are able to underbuy. Exciting Selling of Dresses Swits Coats 125 of them 48 of them 65 of them Le Marquis 2308 Ashmead PL N.W. (South End Conn. Ave. Bridge) wick, for vapor from the oil is what burns. The Florence is smokeless and oG less. New 6-story fireproof build- ity el Neroucs all latest improvements. Several choice housekeeping apartments, 3, 4 and 5 rooms. Rents very reasonable. In- spect same now. Moore & Hill, Inc. 1422 H Street N.W. Kerosene is easy to get and far cheaper than gas or coal. You use the Florence only when you need it, for the heat turns on or off in an instant. And it is so easy to regulate the-heat that meals just naturally happen on time. For the modern kitchen Beauty is not the most important thing about a stove, but why not have an object that is a credit to the most modern kitchen? The mantel back and chimneys of the Florence are lustrous porcelain enamel. The rest of the stove is finished in hard-baked enamel with nickel trimmings. Easy as lighting a match DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY UNDE:EIY;ASES Rent, $5,520 Price, $45,500 47 Feet Front—2 Stores Geo. Y. Worthington & Son Woodward Bldg. All you do is turn a lever and touch a match to the burner. The result is a clean blue flame that you can lower or raise as you please. The heat, close to the cooking, is infense. 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