The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
c%AarIt0n street half-day elas.es out Of

Charlton street halliday classes out Of
fourteen.
The children of the eighth grades Of
the Eighteenth Avenue School will con-
duct a peanut sale next week, to raise
funds to defray the expenses of the conn
meneement exercises.
The fore part of the week will be de-
voted to taking orders. and Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the pupils will de-
liver the orders. One girl has already
taken orders for over a bushel of the nuts.
Assistant Superintendent J. Wilmer Ken
nedy was the speaker at the morning ex-
ercises of the Eighteenth Avenue School
yesterday. His subject was Suffrage, p"
and he talked Of the necessary qualitica-
tions to voting in New Jersey, OF the right
of different men to vote, and how TO vote.
He also talked of the States where women
vote.
Next Thursdays speaker will be Prin-
cipal Walter w. Schaffer, OF the Camden
Street School,
The Eighteenth Avenue School now has
a school orchestra of eight or nine pieces,
which plays once a week in the morning
exercises and at any entertainments given
by the school
The members Of the graduating class Of
the Alexander Street School will hold a
meeting in the school building tonight for
the purpose of organizing and electing Off
GERS.
The members of the alumni association
of the Bergen Street School will give a re-
ceptlon in the school November ., in honor
Of Miss Anna II. Mohair, the new vice
principal.A literary and musical program
is Being arranged.
At the monthly meeting Of the Parents
Association of the Bruce Street School,
held in the school Tuesday night, Frank
f. Crissey. chairman of the teachers com
mittee, gave an interesting talk on the
Schools of His Time as Compared with
the Schools of Today"
Mrs. Royden w. Vose, a daughter OF
Principal u. K. Blake, rendered several
vocal solos. and a piano and violin dut was
splendidly rendered by Elsie Meyer, of the
Avon Avenue School, aged II, and Isadore
Werner, OF the Bruce Street School, aged
10. Others who took part were Aneta Rust
now, Dorothy Cromwell, Reuben Seigler,
Alma Work. Lolita Schulhof. Bertha
Schwartz, John Wnchter, Violet Raymond
David Kraemer, Ruth Hahn n Car
Potter.
The following lectures in the popular Sc.
ries for the people will be given next week
Monday Evening-North Seventh Street
School, THE Life of Abraham Lincoln, y
illustrated, by John Wilder Fairbanks
Fourteenth Avenue School, plants Yield
ing Food illustrated, by H. II. Rusby
Free Public Library, Gems from the Gal.
%leries," illustrated, by John Wilder Fair
banks.
Tuesday E~vening-Avon Avenue School
Julius Caesar" recital, by J. Woodman
Rabbit.
Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street
School, Southern Italy" illustrated, by
William Freeland; Hamburg Place School
Julius Caesar" ]. Woodman Rabbit
Franklin School, "A Trip on the Cont
nent,' illustrated. by Frank II. Hanson
Elliott Street School, abraham Lincoln
Illustrated, by Henry r. Rose; South
Eighth Street School, Life Forces In Mu-
Sic by Mrs. Carrie Gilman Edwards.
Thursday evening, Bruce Street School,
9TH Ride That Saved An Empire" il
Illustrated. by John Wilder Fairbanks;
First Presbyterian Church. Macbeth"
recital, by Edgar Judson Ebbels.
Grade meeting will be held next week
as follows: Monday afternoon. the lib
teachers will meet with Eli Pickwick, the
director of manual training, and the ga
teachers will meet with Randall ID.
Warden, the director of physical training
Mr.. Pickwick will also conduct the fol.
lowing meetings: Tuesday, Ia teachers
Wednesday, 2B teachers; Thursday, "a
teachers.
Mr.. Warden will meet with the follow.
ing teachers: Tuesday, 6B; Wednesday.
5B, and Thursday, ga.