Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1928, Page 55

At Community Centers Of the Public Schools. Interost is being shown In the one- act play tournament to be given un. | ea: der the auspices of the section of and drama of the Com- pageantry Nwnity Center Department. dramatic groups from the unity centers, as well as many dea- Adult tio clubs throughout the city. have | which will be enteved this contest, held Fel Heights will be re 614 in Columbia ed for the general pub- v 23 and 5. the place 1o be announ later ples of the application blank for entry tournament may be had at thte office of the Community Center Depart. ment. Groups must make npnlluulon Lefore January 1 ‘The community centers of Divisions | 1013 will commemorate the anniversary of the establishment of community centers in the District of Columbia at Dunbar Center, First and streets. next Tuesday, at § pm. Everett Atwell, fleld director of colored work of the Playground and Recreation Association of Amer- ica, will be the guest of honor. l-nnm\mg A _program in the audi- tenth | &flnx Temple Band. Birney chestra, esthetic dancing b munity groups. and ta guished citizens, there w hibit of handwork, dancing in the a swimming match’ in the pool, a basket hall game in the bovs' Eymnasium and girls' athletic game: in the girls’ gymnasium. Organiza tions and citizens are invited to at- tend Security Club, | ’rm}pl-u arill te ] rommem;n Nationa! Bank | r College R.| ¢V Bank B R. ians, F. H Security Club, 1 Capital v $ pm., 8:30 |- Drake scent | Bankers' League | . team, Potomac Boat Club: 8| p.m.. Almas Temple drill team, parent : 8:30 p.m., Company | ational Guard, B. B. team; Uni-| i versal Motor Co. umbia Heights Center, Wilson | Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard p.m., Fifth Baptist Y. P. | $ p.m.. prevention and reduction of meruwh: Defense Club. Wilson | Players. instruction bridge. Remenyi stra; 9 p.m., First Baptist p.m., Capitol A. p.m., gymnasium class for women, Choral Club, Welsh Soclety: 9 p.m. -Princess A. C. Wednesday—6:45 p.m.. Baptist Boys' Basket Ball League: & p.m.. joint meeting of Columbia Heights Citizens' committees. #on Plavers. Tremont A. C.. p.m., Columbia ¥ p.m., children’s r! - | mic dancing class, music center, violin | instruction; 7 p.m., Boys' Basket Ball Club, Boy Scou 5, Trnopa 40 and 41 and registration for social dancing: p.m., Mount Vernon A. C., Remen: Orchestra: 9 p.m., Woltz Photogra. phers’ A. C. Saturday —9 a.m., music center, vhn instruetion. Washington Center, Eastern gl(h School, Seventeenth and East National Capital B. B. G com- | The winning plays in the . | Opera ¢ . "Knights | by Marjorie Schuster; BE | streets: | Choirs and sight-reading class. | Columbia Lodge of Elks, No. 85, drill Boy game group, boys' chorus, Wolt Girl School, Seventh and C streets south- st: p.m., Orloles A. C.. 7:30 pm., Forrest .. True Blues A. C.. H ., Roamers “Wednesday—6:30 p Wintons A, C. s Cubiriil team 9pm., SiouX A. C., Martha Dandriige drili | team. | Friday—6:45 p.m., instruction, group N east Community ¥ Troop 69° 7 children’s dancing violin instruction class; 9:30 piano instruction n Center, Twelfth and L . registration beginners' class in Italian, Nor- dica Orchestr Washington Opera ‘Gaelic study . d clase, Washin:ton . Thomson Parent. tTo,ullrr As80C Wednesd: A violin, cornet and . Scout Court of Honor, rt of Review. clarinet; 7:3 Scout dre; danc dren K\nma!lp:n Class for adults, directed & pm., adult dancing, instruction class, a.m.. class in violin s in saxophone and pian children’s class in reading trairing, directed by Helen W. Zeller. Rirney Center, Nichols avenue and Howard street p.m., Bo; Club, Boys’ Alhlfllc Club, Boys' Or- hestra; § Needlecratt Choral So- Citi mittee. Saturday—9 a.m., music extension, piano class. Cleveland Center, Association, welfare com- Eighth and T Monday — 7:30 p.m., Federation of Club, Dennison art class, lamp shade making, Morning Star Temple Band. home nursing class, Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Community Center Band, lamp shade ma . nison art class, Young People’s ¥ adult piano class, basketry class, home nursing class. Friday piano class. nunhr High Center, First and N cele- p.m., Organ Pru:llu . Cyprian A, C.: p.m., Silver Leaf Art and A. Simon (omnund«y drill 15 p.m., music extension team; American Woodmen drill team, Le Rovers A. C.; 9 p.m., Carlisle A. C. Ga Center, Alabama avenue jand Twenty-fifth street southea Wednesday—8 p.m.. art class. bo Boys’ 'Scouts, Troop 3; Garfield Community . |Center Orchestra practice. Preps Thursday—7 p.m., Woodmen of the World. Uniform Rank, drill practice; “Gypsies” Trinity A. C.; 730 p. tional Capital Players; § p.m., Drill of Bethlehem Chapter, No. 7. o. £.: Klan MacLenno m team, gym class for class for nurses of Gallinger Hot pital, Pontiac A. C.; 9 pm,, Why Le Bruce Cha Chapter, De p.m., game group, rhythm dl— for beginners, Apache A. C.. 8 pm.. community program, moving pictures, East Washington Community Players. Nativity A. C.: 30 p.m., ;hvlhm class for advanced V. Brown Center, Connecticut avenve and McKinley street: community dance, | Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D streets Tuesday—3:45 p.m., visual instruc. tion, industrial Wednesda; Aramatic ' pm, Thtreda; yr.u 5 thiy y—T7:30 p.m., athletic clubs, china painting, :‘Mry Dennison art work, bridge class, Good Words Club, community chorus, Checker Club, Games and Reading Club (club- room). 3 Saturday—7:30 p.m., athletic clubs, Everready nnison Art Club, Girls’ Club, clllbmm. games and read- ing: singing group, advisory board meeting. Military Road Center, Military road near Brlxln\\nnd 5 p.m., music extension 215 pom., Art Club, p.m., music extension Buzzing i piano class. Smothers Music Center, Forty-sec. Monday—3 p.m., advanced French rlass, beginners’ piano class. dramatic | 3:45 p.m.. beginners’ French dvanced plano cla; Park View Center, Warder and| advanced P.m. View Glee | Ciub; 730 pm., Park View Junior Players: 7:45 p.m., Park View Senjor Players: 8 p.m., Dennison handwork class, adult soctal dancing instruction class, Park View Citizens’ Assoclation |’ meeting with special program. ¥riday—115 pm., Children's Game Club: 7:39 p.m., Boy Scouts’' Drum and Bugle work Club: 7:45 dressmaking claxs; 8 pam., suction bridge instruetion class, young peo- ple’s dance. MacFarland Center, Towa avenue and Webster street: ¥riday—7 p.m., open period in gym- nasium for boys of the community; 730 p.m., Girl Beouts, No, 21 and No, 14, bridge ciass, Central Reds B, B. ‘ pra 5 v.m., executive meeting of acfariund Parent-Teach tion; 9 p.m., Park View B. B. pract Regietration for publie speaking and rhythm classes (o be held ¥ridays, Reservolr Center, Condult road near | the Reservoir: a ‘ednesdsy—315 pao., Junior Honie | o ¥riday—315 p.m., toy making. rps, Girl Seouts, Boys' Hand- | W, designing and ond street and Benning road north. east: Monday: 5 p.m., music extension | plano cla ., flowermaking class. Deanwood Music Center, Whitting- am and Lane places northeast: Thursday—3:15 p.m., music exten- sion plano class, West Washington Center, Phillip Bchool, Twenty-seventh and N streets: Fellers, Vin- cent Boclal Club, West Washington Giee Club, athletics led by J, A. Wal- ker. quiet games, community singing, social dancing, M. C. 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