Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 39

Community activities at etworth Center this season are to be conducted under the leadership of Mrs. Edith M. Tincher, who will succeed Mrs. Georgia Klare, COMMUNILY SOCTE: | e tary, there. Mrs. Klare's resigna tion from the de- partment beeame effective October a5, During the past under Mrs. Klare's direction the ac tivities of the center at Pet- worth have in- ecreased in inter- est and imp o and oups and rhythin e g M. Tincher. isxex, and Tues dav afternoon community music clusses become new features of the work at this center, which has al-| wavs been noted for its Bor and Girl | Seont interests Mis n succeeding Mrs Kla e and extend these 4 tions, addins i groups, inch and bridze whist. as the demand grows. Friday is community night at Petworth, and registrations for all classes may be made on that evening The Petworth Plavers are affliated | h with this center, and the 1 Woman's Club. of which Mrs. cher was president for tw meets regularly at the center the ikt Monday in each month Mrs. Tincher in taking up the ac- tive work of the Tetworth Community Center has large plans for its future and hopes to develop its value to the city by enlisting the support of the citizens, not «nly in Petworth. but in that entire section of Washington Central High Center, Thirteenth and Clifton streets. Wednesday—Chevy Chase Athletic Club. under Coach Clarence A. Corby, in hoy gym: Strayver basket ball team. under Mi A. ey, in girls’ gym; O-E-Mor Dramatic Club. directed by M 2 meet regularly of * loun Members ars ¢ door, Thirsday—Almas Temple drill team nmory. aturday—2 p.m.. Boy Scouts of the fourth division: District of Columbis Couneil will hold Seout contests and games in the stadium. adjoining the armory. ked to use the stadium Washington Center, JKastern Tligh School. Seventeenth and Kast Capitol stred nesday- A Wash Aressmaking fral I'rinters’ Five L Co T30 pom. Tndepend- e A Metropol- . Live itan Baptist A. (" 8:30 p.m.. commn- | nity dancin Thursday—6:43 ) A. C.. basket ball i cning: =730 o, basketry, tiedve and batlk class; & pm.. Aurora A. ¢ 2:15 pam., Robert Le Bruce Chapter of De Mol 8215 pan., Comet A. C. independent rie’ gym all pm. BB glrls, 730 pm.. rhythm [lasks 8 pan. com- moving pictures, P, community dancing. Columbia Heights Center, Wilson Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard streets Monday—7 pm.. B. Y. P._ U Teague. Watch Your Weight Club, fir Aid. Boy Seonts, men's gyvin e 2] will he formed if demand warran & pm g vehearsal of Wilson Plavers. weighing. measuring, conferences and lecture (Hllustrated) with Dr. L. F. Kebler: 9 pn.. reducing exercises, Tuesday—1 pm., Capital A C.: 8| 9 pan.. women's regular gym class; 9 p.m.. Princess A, O Thursday 7 p.n., Park View A, & pom, rehearsal of Wilson Play William . Oats Orchestra practice. registration for Bridge Club to organized November 4: 8:30 p.m,, Co- lumbia A. €. riday ) pam.. organization of work in ehildren’s dramaties, rhythm, m and social dancing: 7 p.m.. Boy Seout Troops 40, 41 and 30: basket ball: 7:30 p.m.. basketry class. atnrday—Piano and violin classes: regisiration continued for French Spanish, sewing, millinery and do- mestle sclence for voung house keepers. Thomson Center, Twelfth and T, Atreets. Monday--7 pm., advanced class in Prench. dramat 8§ p.m., begin- ners’ class in French, auction bridge instruction, Mandolin and Guitar or- chestra rehearsal nesday—-7 p.m., Gregg dictation class, 8 spanish class: plaware State Society, ton. president. Wednesday--3:15 p.m., children's rhvthm elas Thursday--7 pam.. Gregg dictation class, French elass: 7:30 p.m., China painting class: 8 p.m., Washington Opera Co. rehearsal. Friday TpPMm, metor-mental rhythmics class for voung chiidren Spanish class: & pm., metor-menta rhythmies class for older children, china painting class. Mandolin and Guitar Club rehearsal. women's driil team: 8 pam.. ladies’ gym class, regis- tration for basketry class Saturday—9 p.m., instruction in piano. vialin. flute. drum, cello and saxophone. Classes open to all chil- dren. Hine Junior High School, Seventh and (' streets south- enst Monday-—§ p.m.. Independent Mid- gts A. C< 7 p.m.. Independent A. C.. R p.m. Public Speaking Club; 8:30 A.C. 3 p.m.. conterence of advisory committes with community sacretary in the public lbrary con- ference room, Seventh and D streets southeast Wednesday —6 p.m., Girls’ Rhyth- mic Expression Club of the Hine Junior High School: 7 p.m., Hine Jun for High community teams; 7:30 p.m.. Southeast basketry and reed work class: & p.m., the Forest Plavers: 9 p.m., Second Baptist B. Y. P. U. team. Friday—7 p.m., rhythmic expression class for beginners: 1:30 p.m.. Boy Seout Troop 59: 745 pm., rhythmie expression class for the more ad- vanced; § p.m., game group; 8:30 p.m.. dramatic class ollvanna Club under Miss Rachel : Park View Center, Warder ana Newton streets. Monday —3:30 p.m., rhythm class. Wednesday — 3:30 rhythm cl violin ¢ beginners’ m.. sdvanced s: 730 pm.. Young People’s Dramatic Club, adult | dramatic class, Dennison paper class: % p.m., free community entertainment, slides and lecture by a well known fingerprint expert. Thursday—3:30 p.m., group. s Friday—1:30 p.m., Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, game group, Boys' Handwork Club; & p.m., auction bridge instruc- tion class. The secretary would be glad to get in touch with adults who- desire a soclal dancing instruction class. mp fire Petworth Center, Eighth and Shep- herd streets. Friday—7:30 p.m.. Boy and rl Scout Troop meetings. The new secretary will be glad to welcome and ‘| At Community Centers Of the Public Schools. matic group. | Thursday 0 p.m., athletic group, | hasketry group. group stnging, Indus. - [ trial Art Club, visual instruction. }i] stand’ the vital -importance of |regfster any one for all desived | classe: —_— » . E. V. Brwn Center, Connecticut avenue and McKinley street. | Monday—3 p.m.. plano class for be. | ginners, French class for beginne 1345 p.m., plano class for advanced | French class for advanced. Library open from 2 until 5. 3 p.m.. amatic cla: Library open from 2 violin class for heginners, s for-heginners, rhythmic dancing class. 3:45 p.am., violin class for advanced, French class for advamweed | riday— Library open from 12 to 19 pm —— | Reservoir Cenber, Conduit road near the reservoir. ! Wednesday—3:15 p.m., story hour,| industrial work Thursday-—Classes | Dunbar High | streets. “Thursday —Simon nmander m. Columbia Lodge of kI Rover A. (., St. Augustine anchester A. (. advanced dra- ic class, registration for interpre. | tative dancing n woodworking. er, First and N| arins| | Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D streets northeast Monday p.m., children’'s dra- Satur 10 @.m., rhythmic danc- | 7:30 p.m., Bo outs, athletic oup. Industrial art group, dramatic | gronp. rehearsal for operetia, *Mer- | i | ¢ Milkmald West Washington Center, Phillips { School. Twenty-seventh and N streets, | lesday —7: p.m., Whist Club, riterion Social Club. Fellers, boys' ath- | | letic xroup. dramatic group, dressmak- | ing. milliner, Whittling Club, flower uvllxlh art class, Georgetown Athletic Chub. Birney Center, Nichols avenue and Howard street southeast. Monday—7:30 p.m., Men's Current Tople and Political Club, Socl- ety, Needlework Club, ight School Club, Boys’ Club. Frida 30 p.m.. Flower ‘making and bas| etry, ¢JWhittling Club. Quilting Club, Night School Club. Birney Ath. letic Club, Boys' Club, Mystic Social Club, Basket Ball Club. Rurrville Center. Division avenue ;al{l! Corcoran street mortheast. .lllPhll‘d —3:15 p.m., music extension piano class: 7 p.m.. children’s chorus, | men’s inter renovating group, Glen dale ‘Chimble Club, W 2 b g u imodaughsis Cleveland Center, Kighth and T | streets. Monday D.m.. music extension 5 p.m.. Washington Federation of Colored Church Choirs. This chorus will meet permanently on Monday nights. and members are | asked 1o bring “'Hallelujah Chorus” to et ready for the Christmas pageant. Coolldge:-Dawes Republican Cluh. Tuesday—Registration for first aid and home nursing, lamp shade mak- ng. Thursday—3 m., music exten- sion piano « 30 p.m., basketry class,” Margaret Washington Uplift Club. orchestra rehearsal, industrial art class, lamp shade mak regis- tion for beauty culture clafls, flower <Ing. Al clubs ate invited to turn for their meetings this coming week. Military Road Center, Milita {and Thirteenth stret | Wednesd: »n.m., {1ce Club, visual instruction program. Bovs' Athletic Club, Buzzing Bees Dramatic Club, Thursday—3:15 p.m., music exten. sion piano’ class. { Randall Center, First and I stresta hwest. @ tesday- -7:30 pm Dennison art needlework class, needle- s soldiers lead the life ts at Kilauea Military Rest Camp. the playground for the Hawail an division of the Army. Army men have 10@ay leaves that they may take advantage of higher ajtitude and cooler climate thery Used and ;pproved for over half a century Sold by Druggists, Pet Shops and Sporting Goods Stores. GLOVERS IMPERIAL DOG MEDICINDGS 1 H.CLAY GLOVER CO,, Inc., Dept. G733 119 Fifth Ave. N. Y. WHEN BACK HURTS FLUSH OUT KIDNEYS | Drink Lots of Good Watef All Day, Also Take Salts Occasionally. When your kidneys hust and vour back feels sore, don't get| scared and proceed to load your| | stomach with a lot of drugs that | | excite the kidneys and irritate the | | entire urinary tract. Keep your| kidnevs clean like you keep your| bowels clean, by ‘flushing them | with a mild, harmless salts which | i| helps to remove the body's urin- | ous waste and stimulates them to | therr normal activity. The func- tion of the kidneys is to filter the ' blood. In 24 hours they strain i| irom it 300 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily under-| keeping the kidneys active. i Drink lots of good water—you | || can’t drink toe much: also get irome.any pharmacist about four | ounces of Jad Salts; take a table- || spoonful in a glass of water be- ||| fore breakfast each morning for i|'a few days, and your kidneys may || then act fine. This famous salts {}lis made from the acid of grapes |'and lemon juice, combined with || lithia, and has been used for years I{ito help clean and stimulate clogged kidneys, also to neutralize | the acids in the system so they |are no longer a source of irrita- tion, thus often relieving bladder | weakness, | Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot linjure: makes a delightful effer- | vescent lithia-water drink, which every one should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; alsd keep up the water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what | became of your kidney trouble | jand backache.—Advertisement. | partment of the Y. Y. W. C. A. NEWS N. Y., will be the speaKers. Mrs. | for There will be an open board meet-| s\jhert’ H. Putney, chalrman of the [ women in the city ing Thursday night at 8 p.m.. 614/ industrial department, will be the singing are cordiall worker of the national industrial de-| will be sung under the leadership of W. C. A. and |Miss Imogene B. Ireland, director of Dr. A. J. Muste, chalrman of the fac- | music in the association. ulty of Brookwood College, Katonah, | wil} begin at 7 p.m. and will continue voung business who enjoy group v invited to partic- regardless of whether or not one hour. E street, at which Mrs. Thomas Ed-| hostess, and Mrs, G. €. Orr the reg- | ipate. win Brow! The membersh® Is invited to attend. be reported on by Miss Helen T. Mc- | committee, and Miss Saida Hartman, |. Quillen. assistant office secretary Buckingham, business office executive. ‘A mus music® director. . the president. will preside. | jstrar, Miss Elizabeth Eastman of | they belong to a club in the associa- | : the board of directors of the Y. W.{tion The Summer work in the city Will|C, A, and chairman of the legislative | with -it. The Amicitia or have any Anna C. Bohannon is chairman n Among those at There will be vocal | League, will preside at the different {dodge are Misses Gr numbers by several groups within | sessjons. and Miss Imogene B. Treland | Hendri the asdoclation, Including the Young | will lead the business and professional women. the Toplcs for di girl reserves, the Greek and possibly | economic development, activities of | de the German Club of the industrial de- | women's clubs, legislation, employers’ | partment. girls of the Elizabeth Som- | efforts and the labor movement. Del-} Mrs. are coming from Baltimore, | Stouch, . Allentown. Harrisburg, Rich. | trude | two-piano duet. will be given by Miss | mond, Philadelphia and New York. | non. 3 | Les Camarades Girl Reserve Club of the Eastern High School was host- ©8s to the clubs of Western, Central, department and the Women's Trade | Miss lLouise leonard, national in.|Tech and Business at the first senior Union League of Washington on *“The | dustrial secretary, will remain for this | High 3 ers residence and the staff. An in-|egat, strumental number, an eight-handed | Yor Ireland, Miss Blinn, Miss Dawson and There will be a one-day conference Miss Nelson of the staff. of industrial secretaries from th The joint institute of the industrial | region at Vacation Lodge, October inging. | sen, ussion are history of f Mry. Hart, Sarah Hogan, Cecelin [§ Community and the Worker” will be | conference. which held Saturday and Sunday, October | On Tuesday night, at 614 £ street, 23 and 24, at Vacation Lodge, Cherry- | the young business and profe: e | women's department will have a at the club ) MacDonald. research 'sing.” New songs and old favorites | will be other connection Club of young busi and | secretary of the industriat depart-|{ness women Is having a house party the report on work at camps and con- | ment; Miss Ethel Smith, chairman |over the week end at Vacation Lodge ferences will be given by Miss M. O.}of the national legislation of the|in Cherrydale, Woman's Trade Union League, and | Strong is president of the club and al program has been ar-| Miss Seima Borchardt, president of | Mrs. ranged by Miss Imogene B. Ireland. | the local \Women's Trade Union |of the party. Martha Wright, Ellen Jen- Mrs, Alice D. | Takoma Park, at 8 p.m. ong and Mrs. Anna Beohan- Reserve Club supper, took- place ' vesterday :30, at 614 E street. This afternoon the first meeting or -speaking _girls ock at 614 I held at 4 o THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C; OCTOBER 17 1926—PART T. will be followed by & sociul hour at 6 o'clock. Any German-speaking girl will be welcome. The club will meet regularly hereafter on the third Sun day of each month. The Booklover Club. with M Drake in charge, i lar meetings October the Mount Pleasant Library meetings takg place on the s and fourth Mondays of each month. | The opening meetifg will be in re- membrance of Mrs. Knoch, a member for many years. Books for Autumn | reading will be the general theme of | the meeting. The public is cordially | invited to attend. The Princeton Chapter ix gathering together its old members and as many new friends as possit bership rally tomorrow of Mrs. Frank Davis, 6610 F Allce regu- street. The singing of German mng!! | | Mrs. Palmer Teele, chairman of chapters, will speak and there will he an in-| formal program of games and contests. About 25 or 30 members of the Bur rall Bible class left vesterday after- noon for Kamp Kahlert, where they | are spending the week end. Committee meetings for the coming week, at 614 E street, are the rooms registry, at 11 a.m. Tuesday, and the Kamp Kahlert committee on’Wednes: | da 10:30. e speaker at the vesper service at the FElizabeth Somers residence | | | | Rev 39 of the Vermont | also will be special musie. 30 will be the|Avenue Christian Church. There The Cost of Care for the Teeth is Low d careful. accurate attention given here see that constant care 1S them. Vi convenience for a free exa n Triple_Patent Suction Cunranteed nakes it doubly desirable to our offices at your earliest DR. FREIOT AND STAFF OF CAREFUL AND ‘1022 3)5 20 152 02022 7100 Plates are our specialty. 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