Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-12-24
Attractive Programs Rem
dered at Several Institu-
tons in City and County.
ALL GERMAN PROGRAM
Seniors and ,5uriGrs OF German Course
at High School Demonstrate Pro-
hciency Before Appreciafiye
audience.

Tlat the German gutturals possess
no mysteries than can not be solved
By the pupils Of Miss Katherine Muir
rhy's class lat the Pine Bluff High
SCHOOL, was demonstrated yesterday
afternoon, when the members Of the
Gcl man class entertained a large
number of friends, patrons, school
mates and their parents at social,
the program of which was exclusive
ly German.
That German is one of the most diff
flcult Of languages to lea properly,
principally because of the inability OF
most pupils to conquer the gltturals
end the accent, is admitted. but The
Pine Bluff students Of the language
made it plain yesterday that il they
have not actually mastered the tongue
they have made satisfactory progress
largely attended by folks to whom
Celman is the mother tongue, who
speak it naturally, and al of whom
expressed their pleasure at the
achievement Of the High school pu
lnlS.
The program as rendered yesterday
vas as follows:
"Aennchen Non Tharan,' chorus.
"Das Vielchen,'' Miss Anna Maal
"Du Bist Vie Fine Blumt" and "Die
Lonslei," Miss Ruth Arhett.
Vocal duet, "Stiile Nacilt,' Miss
We Ina Silly and Miss Anna May Viii
sen.
Der Erikonig," Miss Norma Crist,
"Staendchen" Miss Geraldine Clark
TT violin obligato by Miss Leah Lee
vine.
"Kaffe Klatscn," Misses Jessie
re cd, Mildred Goshorn and Therese
Scheu
20, du liebcr Augustine" and
d cch soil er leben," Calvin Burks,
Arliff Smizer and Gordon Perdue.
"'verlegenheit," Miss Belle Taylor.
Die Yacht am Rhein," chorus. by
the class.
At Lake side.
At the Lakeside school. the pro-
slams as published in The Graphic
vest erday were carried out in the sew
al rooms, in the presence OF large
numbers Of parents and patrons OF
the schools. The children perform
G their part OF the exercises in fine
style.
Watson Chape. Exercises.
Elaborate exercises were held at the
Watson chapel school yesterday after
neon, when the children were dis
missed until January 4. A large num-
Der of patrons assembled in the audi
torium, which had been prettitly dec
Grated with holly and mistletce, to
witness the entertainment arranged by
faculty and pupils. A feature of the
afternoon was the staging of reailsr-
ic Christmas morn scene. large
fireplace was constructed and about
this were placed the stockings. Nun
sey Faucette was seen in the role OF
Santa Claus, and his witticismsl added
TO the gayety Of the occasion. Under
the direction Of H. F. Dial, principal;
Miss Rhea Dansby, Miss Mary Will
Winters and Miss Minnie McGaugny,
members of the faculty, the following
program was rendered i'll a most cred
liable manner:
Star: "A Story of Christ's Birth
by the school.
Chorus: "Christmas Chimes" school.
"Carezza" (Luis Jorda), Vcrna Will
Hams.
Defamation: What Santa Brought"
Luther Shuts.
Duet: Spring BrceZas' CA. CalvinD !,
Roy Gulledge and Verna Williams.
Defamation: Sad Mistake" Horace
Barnes.
pretty Bird" (lienry Wildcrmere), ,
Hattie Ferguson.
"Teta-a-Ieto' IT. p. Atherton) So
nhia Richardson
Defamation: Unreasonable Pa"
| Albert Guier.
"March of sages7 "a. Gilis), Edna
O'Neil.
Picking Cherries tF. G. Rothbum ),
Lois Wilson.
Melton song: Jolly Santa Claus"
school
Duet; "Historical Pageant" Ca
Gilis), la and Iva Babcock.
"Old Folks at Home" 81. w. Ler-
mani, Alberta Horton
"Granad Nalse de Concerto (Mat-
ten, Miss Dansby.
BLACK Hawk Waltz" GA. CalvinD
Marie Wilson.
jumping Jack Waltz" CF. Rothbunj
Gl3dys Faucettc.
Fire Drill" Oh, L. Craman>, Mae
Stephens.
"On 10 the Goal' Of. G. Rothbun),
Rosa Richardson.
A generous portion of credit for the
success of the entertainment is ac-
corded the music pupils of Miss Dams
by, who reflected credit upon them
selves and their tutor.
The Watson Chapel school is re-
garded as enc of the best in the coun-
ty, due, in large measure, to the
cooperation between faculty and pat
rons. The enrolment is 1876, and the
average attendance above 100
Christmas Tree at Faith.
Pupils of the school at Faith held
their Christmas celebration Tuesday
afternoon, at the school house. A |
large gathering of parents and patrons
was in evidence, and the pupils of the |
several rooms rendered eXcellently the |
programs of songs, drills and recita-
items selected for them. A big Christ |
mas tree. with a distribution of gifts !
by Santa Claus, closed the entertain |
ment which marked the opening of