Evening star., 1921-02-20
DIFFERENTIATION SCHOOLS.

All the schools of the Americaniza-
tion department of the public schools
will have celebrations in honor of
the memory of George Washington
tomorrow.
A special evening citizenship class
was organized Friday evening at the
civic center at SchottS place. The
people of this neighborhood are in
vited to attend
A mothers club has been formed at
the Schotts place center. Special
demonstrations are being given in
home nursing. Foreign mothers of
this neighborhood are especially in
vited Wednesday afternoons.
The entertainment recently given
by the students of the Americaniza-
tion School for the benefit Of the
starving children of Europe proved
success both socially and finan-
ciauy. Although the ticket receipts
are not yet all in. the treasurer re-
ports about $500 cleared. The aid
given by teachers and students in
making this entertainment success
Is appreciated.
A special class for preparation for
naturalization of citizens has been
organized and is meeting every Nom
day and Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock at the old Central High
School. Applicants who cannot come
to the evening classes are especially
invited to these classes.
Y. NJ. C. A. SCHOOLS.
The second lecture of the real
estate course. which opened Febru-
ary Is, was given by H L. Rust on
Tne Management of a Real Estate
ONCE" The enrolment for this
course has stopped and many could
not be accommodated at this time.
The third special lecture will be
given by Frank p. Leetch at 1890
Tuesday evening in the assembly
room. on the third floor OF the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The second series Of lectures on
vocational guidance, conducted by
DR.. F. w. Weaver of Columbia Uni
versity. was given Tuesday afternoon
and evening. The. afternoon course
is conducted for teachers and others
who may be interested in a study
of the field Of vocational guidance
service. The evening course is de-
signed for men who wish to find out
more about the field of opportunities
and make a systematic study of the
various vocations with a view of
choosing one for which they are best
fitted.
A new class in public speaking
will be started February % to ac-
commodate those who could not be
admitted in the class which started
recently Those who applied for 1t
last month will have first preference
in. this class. The course is con-
Quoted by DR.. Arthur Deerin Call of
the English department.
II. NJ. Rugg Of New York. director
OF technical instruction of the United
Y NJ c. A. schools, was here last
week, perfecting plans for the Y. NJ.
C. A. automotive school, which will
open here February rs. Mr.. Drumm,
formerly with the Bedford Branch
Y. NJ. c. 4. Automotive School, has
been secured to take charge of this
department Glasses for women will
be arranged. Day and evening
classes will be formed for men. A
few scholarships are available for
ex-service men.
Many of the day schoo1boys and
their fathers attended the fathers
and sons banquet held in the boys
department Friday evening.
Francis 2. I4amphear Of New York.
educational director of the Twenty
third Street Y. NJ. c. A. was a Wis
itor at the local association Tues
day and spoke at the secretaries con-
ference.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell spoke
at the assembly OF the accountancy
school Thursday evening. Many said
that ii was one of the most inspiring
talk. they had ever heard