Evening star. [volume], February 07, 1932, Page 7, Image 31

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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At Community Centers
Community Center Department, Mrs. |
Elizabeth K. Peeples, director, Franklin
Administration Building, National 1300.
Central Center, Thirteenth and Clif
ton streets:
Monday evening: Calvary' Drakes vs.
Tremonts.
Tuesday evening: Saks' Clothiers vs.
Adelphites.
Wednesday evening: Washington
Aces vs Ross Jewelers.
Thursday evening. Crescents vs.
United Typewriter Grays. Mt. Vernons
vs. Griffiths Consumers, Potomac Boat
Club vs. Shade Shop.
Chew Chase Center: E V. Brown
School. Thirty-sixth and Ellicott
streets: Open Monday. Tuesday and
Thursdav afternoons, and Wednesday
morninc' Contract bridge groups meet
on Thursday morning. Lafayette
School. Northampton street and Broad
Branch road: Open Friday afternoon.
Ben Murch School. Thirty-sixth and ,
Ellicott. streets: Monday evening boys ,
and girls meet for tap instruction. In
struction in contract bridge, and wom
en's gymnasium groups. Friday and j
Saturday evennigs social dancing in
struction is given for juniors. The
renter is also open Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday :.r d Friday afternoons.
Columbia Heights Center. Wilson
Teachers' College. Eleventh and Har
vard streets: Columbia players meet
Tuesday evening Thursday evening
Ye Olde Tvme Dance Club holds its
weekly meeting. Friday evening the
center is open for scouting and ath
letics.
Kast Wasningion i enter, netemeemii
and East Capitol streets: Open Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur
day evenings. Griffiths Consumers vs.
Potomac Boat Club. Tuesday evening,
and Mercury vs. Phi Delta Zeta. Satur
day evening. Community program—
moving pictures and social dancing
Saturday evening.
Georgetown ('enter, Gordon Junior, ■
Thirlv-fifth and T streets: Open Wed- '
r.esday and Thursday afternoons. Dis
cussion group, led by Mrs. Street, will
meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the
teachers' room.
I.angler Center, Second and T streets
northeast Monday evening, Hcurich- j
Logans and Capital Awnings game. A
new group in auction bridge instruction
and practice is being formed. Tuesday, 1
Wednesday and Friday evenings the
center is open for athletics. Community
dance Saturday evening.
Burroughs, Eighteenth and Monroe
streets northeast: Open Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons and Thursday
evening. ‘ Rhythm and tap dancing
groups meet Wednesday afternoon.
Maefarland Center. Iowa avenue and
Webster street: Rhythm and tap danc
ing groups Monday afternoon at
Barnard School, and Friday afternoon
a tap group for girls of ten years and
over Monday evening at Maefarland
league games of the B. Y. P. U. will
be held as follows: Metro vs. Petworth.
Wilson Avenue vs. Grace. Maefarland
Community Choral Club Wednesday
evening, and a game between the
Trrmonts and Heurich-Logan teams.
The Sock and Buskin Club meets
at Petworth School Thursday after
noon. Rhythm and tap dancing
groups are conducted Wednesday aft
ernoon at Powell Elementary School.
Fridav at Maefarland there will be a
community dance, and games as fol
lows: Phi Delta Zeta vs. United Type
writer Grays and Petworth Mets vs.
Saranaes.
McKinley. Second and T streets
northeast The Boy Scouts will present
a pageant. ''Washington and Lincoln.”
Friday evening. Saturday evening.
Beniamin Franklin vs. Loyola basket
ball team, and a dance will follow.
The building Is also open on Monday
and Thursday evenings. i
Park View Center, Warder and NeW
ton streets: Open Wednesday after
noon and Friday evening. Groups in
tap dancing, wood work for men and
bovs, and dramatics meet Friday.
Southeast Center, Hine Junior, Sev
enth and C streets southeast: Monday
and Wednesday are athletic nights,
Friday evening instruction in children's
dancing and dramatics and community
dancing. Saturday morning tap danc
ing and piano instruction groups for
children. Boys’ night, featuring ath
letics and games, Saturday evening.
Buchanan Auditorium, Thirteenth
and D streets southeast: The Drama
Club for adults, which meets on Thurs
day evening, is staging a Bicentennial
pageant to be given in March. Social
dancing for adults and a discussion on
"Greater Washington," led by Curtis
A. Hodges, executive director of the
Greater National Capital Committee,
Thursday. Members of the Southeast
Citizens’ Association will be the Hos
pitality Committee for the evening.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and L
streets; Open Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday. Thursday and Friday evenings
and Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Saturday morning instruction is given
in violin, piano, drums, cornet, saxo
phone. trombone. Founders’ day cele
bration Thursday evening by the Par
ent-Teacher Association.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast: Negro His
tory week will be observed February 9
at 8 p m. Rev. W. L. Washington of
Zion Baptist Church, southwest, will
be the speaker. Music will be fur
nished by the Girls' Glee Club. Birney I
Choral Society and Boys' Chorus. The
public is Invited. A Valentine dance
will be given by the group leaders Feb
ruary 12 at 8 p.m. The renter is jjlso
open on Monday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoons. ,
nurrriiie i oilier. Division avenue ami
Corcoran street nortlieast: Tuesday
evening a Negro history program will
be held, with an address by Representa
tive Oscar De Priest and a musical pro
gram. The center is also open on Mon
day and Friday evenings and Friday
afternoon and Saturday morning.
Dunbar Center. First and N streets:
Open Thursday evening.
Garfield Center, Twenty-fifth street
and Alabama avenue southeast: Open
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Garnet-I’atterson Center, Tenth and
U streets: Tuesday evening, basket ball
games. Manchester vs. Arrows. Dunbar
vs. Hilltop. The Amphion Glee Club,
art group, dietetics and home hygiene
groups also meet. The Central North
west Citizens' Assoriation, Janies Reese
Europe Past Drum Corps and Metropoli
tan Chorus meet on Thursday evening.
The center is open Wednesday and Fri
day evenings for athletics.
Lovejov Center. Twelfth and D streets
northeast: A Negro history program
will be held Wednesday evening. The
renter is also open Monday evening and
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday after
no .as.
West Washington Center. Francis
Junior. Twenty-fourth and N streets:
What to Wear" will be the subject of
the fifth discussion group Friday eve
ning. Basket ball games. Manchester
and Arrows, Dunbar and Hilltop. The
center is also open on Monday and Fri
day afternoons and Wednesday evening.
Fire recently damaged the Sun Hotel,
Canterbury. England, immortalized by
Charles Dickens in “David Copperfield."
Belize. British Honduras, Is still seek
ing ways to house Its earthquake
homeless.
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