The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-27
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kindergarten Christmas Program

program rendered by Misses Roland
and Barksdale's kindergarten Friday
morning at $3.50 December 90.
All of the parents Of the little tots
were invited to hear this beautiful
program and were unusually surprised
at the way in which these children, all
OF whom are under six years Of age,
sang and memorized the Christmas
songs and poems.
The first number on the program
was little prayer given by the entire
group Of children. Little Harriet Eas
terby gave a Scripture reading as a
recitation after the group of children
had given it in concert
Herbert Gasque sang Little Jack
Horner in his cute and boyish way.
Jolly Ole Saint Nicholas" was next
sung by all Of the children. This was
repeated by Little Rosemary Alexan-
der and Harriet Easterby, both &C
whom are just three years old. "I
Wrote Santa Claus Note" was recited
by all Of the children and then by Lit
tie Harriet and Rosemary. "Santa's
Coming From the Northland" was sung
by all Of the children.
Little Laura1 1Easterby recited a poem
mo Stockings to Wear" which amused
and pleased the mothers very much.
Sing Song Of Santa Claus" was
then sung by all.
immediately after this part OF the
program the parents were invited up
stairs for peep at the Christmas tree,
which had been decorated with chains,
leaves and other things made by the
children. All received gift from
their little tree. With this was given
fruit raisins and candy. The men,
bers Of the kindergarten are as fol-
lows:
Martha Allen Bramlett, Mamie Ken
lrick, Rosemary Sullivan, Edna Hun
ter, Roberta Switzer, Virginia Roper,
Aosemary Alexander, Harriet Easterby
Laura Easterby, Edgar Blakeley. Boyd
Crisp. James Chapman, John Clinton
Shell, Henry Byrd, Paul Alexander,
Fred Taylor, Herbert Gasque.
600
Dinner for Mr. Wilkes
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franks and Miss
Juanita Wilkes were hosts at an ele-
CANT dinner party Christmas evening
In honor Of their father, Mr. Sam M.
Wilkes. About half a dozen friends
of Mr. Wilkes were present. The din
ing room and dining table were pref
tily decorated in Christmas colors and
very original Christmas favors were
placed at each plate. After the repast,
the guests repaired to the rlor and
joined III several hours of >nversa-
ton.
Music Recital
On last Thursday afternoon the
mothers Of Mrs. Il. w. Chapman"s
music class were delightfully."- enter
tanned by recital at the home Of Mrs.
Chapman on South Harper street. An
interesting program was given that
reflected much credit on both the pu-
pills and teacher. At the conclusion Of
the musical program a delicious salad
course with tea was served.
4 The following is the musical pro-
gram in full:
Coming of the Band Engelmaun
Margaret McCravy and Teacher
Sing, Robin, Sing Geo. Spaulding
Ding Dong Bell Geo. Spaulding
Bumble Bee Geo. Spaulding
Mary Ellen Owens
The Masters Minuet Walter Rolfe
Harlow Mahaffey
The Thistle Arr by L. Godowsky
Bear Dance Engelmaun
Kitty McCravy M
To Wild Rose Edward MacDowell
To Water Lilly Edward MacDowell
Robert Sullivan
Romance In A Major
Thurlow Lieurance
On the Bridge Of Avignon
Arr by IL Godowsky
Margaret McCravy 55
Dance OF the FAIRY Queen Behr
iN"T Marie Long .
Gondollied Theodore Osten
Caroline Hudgens
Swing Song IA ~ Frances Terry
Harlow Mahaffey and Teacher y.
Juvenile Birthday Party w. BerWald
Mary Ellen Ovens sS
Sleep Baby Sleep Geo. Spaulding