Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1926, Page 23

THE S STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MARCH 17, 1926—PART 1. i 23 open for membership, 6 intermediate | Amphion Glee Club, sight reading and | Lovejoy basket ball team will meet SHAKESPEARE TOWER ford, acting as a huge draft chimney, | FRENCH RULE IN SYRIA & class in French, 7; advanced class in |chorus work, flowermaking instruction | on school days encouraged the flames, which gutted the interior by 5:30 o'clock. . ¥ French, 8; class of the Union Trade |class, Saxophone Orchestra, 8. i At Communlty CenterS College, 7:30; Washington Choral So- Wednesday—Music extension piano| Military Road Center (a temporary AND THEATER BURNED Aided by a favorable wind, the fire- HIT BY LEAGUE BODY clety, open for membership to all|classes, 3:15. center), Military road near Bright- fighters devoted their chiet efforts to ——— Of the Public Schools. interested in choral work, 8; registra-| Thursday—Stitch and Chatter In- 9 S e Ry saving the museum and picture gal- | Report Criticizing Administration tion for a woman's physical training |dustrial Art Club, lampshade making rsday—Buzzing Bees Industrial N lery, which contained valuable and a soclal dancing class; Spring|and dressmaking group, sight reading Club, 3:15 to 5. Social Service | Flames Destroy Memorial Hall and | Shakespearean collections, autographs| of Mandate to Be Submitted to Mrs. 1. Scott, assistant community | Club, §; basket ball practice, 9:15. The | bird c Audubon Soclety, 3 to 6. |and chorus music groups, Zion Baptist | Dramatic Club, 4:30 to 6:30. Bright- 5 and relics, and the library, which in- Couneil at Geteva, H secretary, supervises the community | Wilson Players will repeat the play s Class in Spanish instruc- |Church Athletic Club, 7:30; Georgia | wood Activity Club, 3:15 to 5; Bright: Shaft at’ Stratford-on-Avon. cludes rare editions of the plays and i dancing that is a part of e¢he program | “Intimate Strange! rs,”” recently pro-|tion, 5; the Washington Opera Com- | State Club, 8. . ! wood Athletic Club, 3:15 to 5. the famous *“Droeshout” portrait of [ By the Associated Press. of the East Wash- duced at the Columbia Heights Cen-|pany rehearsal, Auction Bridge | Friday—Girls' Friendship Club, 4:30 ” Museum Saved. the poet. ROME, Ma oAy ngton Community ter under the direction of Aurora M.|Club, open to all learning té play |to 5:30. Randall Center. First and I-streets —_———— aspects s administration of Center on Thurs — R 8 bridge, 8 to 10; Gregg dictation class, | Saturday—Music extension piano | southwest = _— WAR SUIT DISMISSED. hér mandate in Sviia are embodied day nights at the y \ —Dressmaking and mill.|; three cl of the Washington classes for beginners, 10 to 12 am.| Tuesday—Industrial art group; feg- | py e Auociated Press. - |in the report of ine League of Nu- Bastern ligh 5 ; | nery comunity dance, | Trade Union College, 7:30; men's - e & istrations for piano classes; Young | spRATFORD-ON-AVON, England, e tions Permanent Mandate Commission 8l Playies 1730 | class in Dlus, priSt peadipi. s esty u‘?}':':)‘;::"fig:‘;;g‘f"'“""‘"" 4| people’s Social Club, 8. March 6.—The Shakespeare memoriai| PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 6 (). | which was completed tonight after B drafting. % | “Friday— Stereopticon pictures, | West Washington Center, Twenty: | theater, known fo - (hoysapds of|tnited States District Court today e e Washington Coni- . $:15; B. B. Girls, T: women's gymna- hington Opersi Company rehear. | Young Ladies' Soclal Club, Bovs' Ath- | seventh and N streets: O the bitthplace of the great | dismissed a suit brought by the|Robert De Caix, secretary-general of o shing : o 'e g 4 i Jetic Club, Young Men's Athletic Clur Tuesday—Home economics group; | ETiMAage e K W g iR “ : ol wunit : st wleas, 185 (Wasklogton Sthisys jedl, children’s rhythmic dancing | letic Club, Woung Mens Athle i Cn | orhood Counell: Criterion So. | poet, and the tower adjoiming it.|Luellen Railway Artillery, Inc.,|the French higlt commission in Syria, Bensars € Club, 9:15; community program, §: 5 s, 3:15: oral expression | Young Mens, Koc s XNelghborhood Councll, Criterion S0 | Were destroyed by fire this afternoon. |against the Baldwin Locomotive |0, Supplementary remarks. with Jances each Tue $ {crls” rhythm class, er girls, 4:15; class of the Wash- Sl oot B ub. | e huseum and picture galler: 3 > which it will then be submitted to o rton Toadle Union College, 780, 0; Whist Club, § to 10:30; Patriarchs | ThE | mustily W00 PO G kes: | Works, holding that the latter in the|(he counll of the league at Geneva dav night | E V. B Rk TR oAl £ gt % 3. V. Brown Center, 'Connec : CRtidien's. nsteasts Dunbar Center, First and N streets: [ Training School, First Brigade Band, e At e . y e iiye gunCriiteg avenue and McKinley Street: e ‘°'§M‘.:‘. Thursday—Randall High | Dramatic Club, Lincoln Athletie Club, | Peare memorial group, were saved. B re | While not sensdttonal; (Ne/cpmamis St i thie aim of Monday-—Coaching class in French, ruction, 7:15; Mandolin and | athletic team, 6:30 to 7:30; oo | e sow Preps Athletic Club, reed | o8 Pige Was of K erby |to the French front during the World |sion’s report, it is learned from a the. Community ey ot e it S, g w, 8 china painting | 465 Clab, T3 Jz‘“”-‘u;‘i—lufiilul\'»!‘ | and Rsketey i noticed smoke issuing from the|War had not infringed on a patent | reliable xource, is far from a “white- Center Depari- [ Agsosg Siiench dor ehiiem I Vilens € outs, 'S, Lt o e : {heater, which stands on the bank|owned by the Luellen company. The|washing” of the French authorities ment to give L i S e L d ‘lasses in instrumental l‘ri;l'-w"" ‘:‘, 30 _“l"“ S Columbia L ohb, Progs of the Avon, and turned in an 3 uit was in the nature of a test of a|lt lrm-wl the ‘h!nt ‘1 b.'lr:(lgn:;)n-l PIOTLURILY 10 MRS, E. SCO1 —Children’s dramatic in- incnane B, L A s ot Biks, yard, Social | At Club, mevapticon pictures, 7:20. | | of Nire. _Brigades gathiered from' the |large number of other similar acions jand. SPalyses Ui, SEL® B e oung people for R G b drum, cello, flute and clarinet, | P t surrounding towns and villages, and |said to be contemplated by the Luellen | potnting out the failings of Frenc conditcted dances REVEODEL, o 514 wm.; Washington Opera Com- | Club. 8 . e thousands of the townspeople were|company against oth ma rule. It is understood the commission homes T st i avsal, 9 p. . Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D 2,000 women doctors | quickly on . but efforts to|turers in the United States. | has tried to make its \'rmc:g:n as con - - . e L . S 4§ o i g vales alone, many | sav. Jess. against the Baldwins involved about|structive as pos wvolding ju Central High Center, Eleventh and Leginners' Irench for chil . Nichols avenue and | streets northeast: e | 0f whom graduate and practice with | The tower, .| €1.060.000. 1t is expected the case will | ments wh aggravate the Clifton stres advanced French for chil: | Howard street southeast Monday—Art Petite Dramatic Club, B g pals et Lo Tl 1 of the McKinley | “Monday— Ludies” Needlecraft Club; | Arts and Crafts Club, visual instruc- s t e e e A e e e DALY for childrens 3:15: library cie Ito Athletic Club, 8:30 to| Thursday—Manchester Athlet u-'fl E E| El D m E n m h Schoc Boat Club hasket ball team, open s 1 - m Athletic Club, 7:30:|Club, Ukulele Club, basketry class, Tuesday —The Hebrew e | : Center, Warder und|the athletes, §:30 to 10 Hillsdale Citi-|game and reading group, industrial art oyye Night Cap i N 3 | zens' Assoctation, 8. class, Togan Athletic Club, 7:30; Fleur '. l e o t t. o A o Athistic Clab, st ball nd: inners' rhythm class, | b 's ‘Whittling Club, 7:30 |de Lis Dramatic Club, 8 community . oy team: The Woodloth E Sl 0 j Ia-juihietion, 750 in rhythm, 10 to 12 s : Scouts, 3:15; piano |dustrial ar 7 V| Saturday—Class in rhythm, 10 to 12 s are . speaking class, 8 ; ; {irls’ Musfe | a.m.; visual instruction program, com- Join Phillip Levy’s Refrigerator Club < Temple drill |2 class, open for mem: | S Club, St % Rialto Athletic | munity singing, community athletics, Athletic Colonial Novelty Orchestra L9 to 10:15 ¢ Farm Athletic | Munchester Junior Athletic Club, La Park ens’ As | Club, 730 to : athletes, 9 to| Vide e and Reading lecture 1 ) followed | v Athletic Club, 9 to 10 1 art ¢ regular fel- h ) rt sy the Royal | Birney Melody Orchestra, 9 to 10:30. | lers, sberty S 8. The Sche - 3 H She i 3 Aurora Athletic Club, 7; Printers’ Five | mating, § men’ cli harge of th Y Athletic Club, 8; Comet Athletic Club, | Thursday—Gregg dictation class, T; Washington S s Center, iSley i : Advanced rhythm in- 3 Division avenue | in th ASY 1 ction, ) beginners’ violin | and Corcoran street northe: | Musi of the Washi | Wy Camp sroup. 4 | childrer 3 o View Athletic Cly d Children's & n, Boy | Craft 5 [ group, | Wilson Pl troop. Bovs' ork _Club, [ chorus singing for s In: course ol wvs' clay modeling 8 Young [dustrial Art Club, preventing | heople’s dance, the Colonial Novelty Club, 9; the The le “hest will furnish the music, |Cl $; Dramatic . 9 Wimo Kebler, on overweight strated by lante les 3 a de 4 | duughsis Industrial and Social Club, |8: Bureville Citizens' Association, 8, - folc dancing, 9:30; cluss in o " tworth Center, Bighth and Shep- |50y S8 Ry lective gymnas velght reduct Marthi Trade In Your Old Rhvthimic expression cliss, | Cleyeland Center—Lighth and | Monday —~The 15 piano and violin classes, 3:15 to i Wil ree | Tuesday: teh and Chatter Indus- | Midsumme trial Art Club, lumpshade making, | S m‘_‘\fj‘ Millinery and dressmaking groups, ball § ting, 7:30; iucing cliss, ss in tking 1l fashioned squary and old, 8. 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