Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1929, Page 26

of drama conferenioss under | Thythmic dancing for. chiidren; § pam., m:o‘t’-#hmmm-mnla Wash- | Cojumbia Players’ rehearsal, Community e Orchestra, Capital City Otchestra, Ye Olde Tyme Dancing Club: 8:30 pm, s et o | B T c o, S The Man Who Knows Frayr . Boy Scoute: 718 pm : dren | S it — The expert has no delusions about paint. He I ot 5 Do BB ; Men’s Soclal Club, dramatic ciub. ’ a o club, ‘Girl Seouts, boys' : 4 knaws that its constant battle with the bandiveric graup, shias patnting, Den- ] L weather calls for 100% Purity . . . and that decorat e, -8:15 pm., aduli dance instruc- : ; oupe; Admpdens, f : means it must be made of the best materials team A e " o lobepstawin. Addisia dy o art oraft, fam 3 Bo b gt to be had . . . and made by chemists of skill. Spring m\ o festival, Kallipolls arill| Monday—8 p.m, Orient y ! street; | D . p 4 [ T ‘“ " . w%%q;”up_q.,, nhurl_;l fi;r y- um., B. B. : 8 ban. M'g Monds; <130 pam, % uh m}h o Piane “irom "which (1EBlai" urco aln ro uC N Spring m festival, Almas Temple 3 3 B! " { y~—3:18 p.am., girls’ justrial (s { 1 ¢ . Patrol drill team. . ; B30 pal, comésu %?":’E:’%“&:."’-'.‘;‘&‘ e iprt. 8 pm, mmio o command his respect, because he has seen Chevy Chase Center, Connecticut -ave- | o bix. anN G is'now being held. en's Ciuo, Filstale Oibisens | nasdiocass club, chunrsons cong srous. | I s this paint on the job, year after year, com- nue and McKioley Sirests: dery Association, committee, GIrls’| girls’ : . ; ety . Monday—3:15_to 5 pm. music, i 5 g Clwlete. O d #isle’ club, : ) bining with its great beauty a durability that French; 8 p.m.. Dramatic. Club, A irls’ basket ball Wednesday—3:15 pm., Little Sun- Road Center, Military road A : 3 . Tuesday—3:is to 5 pm. mustc g e B et Tal | A v AL o i Honr dweods o % gives Father Time a hard run for his money. thyliimle: Gaming, - AWINAA (o basketry, &;mg- Troubadours, | Petor s gt | Thursday—3:18 pam., plano.Hnstruo- oilonday—3:15 - pm., Bumsing Bees| B R (5 Get all the facts on “Murco” before you paint £ 0 .| the , Woodmen of % § o i X q fuil ” w:v : 15, children's - car-| the unifqrm rank, Woods Men's | are invited to be guests of the center, |, Friday—3:13 pm. Paradise of Child- Wednesday—3:15 p.m., Excelsior Ath-| W A = anything. Thursday—3:15 fo § pam. French, | basket ball team: 8:30 pm., Bethlehem | “This is my dnughter!”, “This ls my | 1004, beys' snd giris® game group. bt T el pm., musle extension| 7Wee-Sceoer T el rhythmic ing; 3 to 3:30 pm. chil- | dr ’pfi;ma%%fi g:.p_ fir;l & the magic - passwords | .Uol-rvllemc'a:tpr. Division, avenue and | niano groups. b, SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. E J Murphy (: 0 Inc dren’s carpentry. 2 b N g 1 . reoran 2 . sl:mrm—'::ls p.m., social dancing A 5 nam‘ Center, Twenfth and L M—':“ ,"Ffl; 3 ; 708 u%wg’flhw i . . .’. e or juniors. A . streets: classics; 7 d 3 s Shots witheut oblipasion. Columbia Heights Center, Wilson Nor- | Peoples’ Service League, junior thylbm. | * Monday—1 pm., French, advanced B + o e B T o el s 710 12th St. N.W. . Main 2477 ot "Sehool, - Eleventh snd Harvard |§ame group for children: 7:30 Pn.|and conversational ggoup; 8 p.m. Nor-|Scout . 5 ' Neme — streets: senior rhythm: 8 p.m., community Pro- | dica Orchestra rehearsal, auction bridge, Jub. West Washington Center, ps | ‘Monday—7 pm. West Washington | ST, moving pictures. ers’ French group. i 8chool, Twenty-seventh and N'streets: | Addresr o it it Baptist A. C.; 8 pm, Fifth Baptist Y. Southeast Center, Seventh and C : 7 - F.0U. A C..'$ pm. First Baptist Y. |streets southeast- (Hine Jr.): r.nvm. Ad' g md ?Mc usrllw “3?‘;15 ‘}‘,".."1‘;.05.'.‘ education instruction group f men ayp—' ., Col Or-4 ran; for & les 3 for Wol tra, rh;t’:?nlgmmewm:mp_\;fi uper‘le to the public, under Miss Ruth |and girls, Lyric 0n:hutr= rehearsal; ital A. C. basket ball ie, Choral | Kentzler. April 10 lessons |8:30 p.m., instruction and practice in | Choral Soclety. Beginning April G | J * , Columbia Players’ rehearsal; 9/ will continue until the middle of May. dancing for men and women, 3 ., i d - / ., Curley basket ball game. The children’s dance pantomime of | Loretta Murphy director. 3 Ot r ' ’g‘hunm—l m, “Cinderella” under Evelyn Davis, Aprill™ " ésday—3:30" p.m:, Grade School Denni i 5 - . 2th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 | Be Fashionable and Thrifty! 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