Evening journal., 1922-12-21
CHRISTMAS
JOYS IN SCHOOL
High, Friends and Tower
Hill Present Programs
Tomorrow
SING CAROLS AT
BUILDING TONIGHT

Pupils OF the schools OF this city
will hold their third annual caro-
service at the County and City Build
ing at > O'Clock this afternoon, when
Mayor Harvey in behalf OF the city,
VIII accept from the Community
Service as a gift from the children
OF the city, a large electrically-light-
ed sign bearing the words, Peace
on Earth Good viii to Men" This
sign was made by Hessler Inc, with
out any labor cost
The sign was provided by children
attending the fifteen neighborhood
associations and yesterday children
in the public, parochial and private
schools brought their pennies to pay
for II.
The grammar school children viii
be led in singing the carols by
Miss Ruth Z storms. supervisor
Of music, assisted by Miss Alice
McIntire of No. / school, Miss Ana
bel -Groves of No. school, Miss
Marion Howe of No. "a school and
Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon of No. rs
school. The pupils from these four
schools will assemble at the High
school auditorium for a final re-
hearsal at 4 o'clock. after which
timo they will march down to the
city Building. marshalled by Frank
=. Ballentyne.
At Tower Hill.
The following program was CIV
en- as part OF the morning assembly
at Tower Hill School on Tuesday
"Christmas Eve in Merry England.
a poem read by Martha Vapdever:
.When christmas Was Not Merry,
oral composition by Robert Whit
ten; account OF An English Christ
mas by Washington Irving, read
by John Casey.
At the regular assembly of Tower
Hin school yesterday the following
program was presented;
Christmas in Many Lands" by
fifth grade: Announced by Margaret
Wilson; Fairy Godmother. Barbara
Wardenburg: John, Howell Chick
ering; Mary. Gullelma Hudson; |
Spirit of Christmas, Elinor Robin |
son. Christmas in different coun- |
tries represented by: England, Helen /
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Moreton; Sweden. Edith dupont;
Denmark, Mary Morris; Germany, |
Mildred Hanna; Spain. Alta Walk
er: Mexico. Alice Whitten; Poland.
Dorothea Wood; Russia, Cortlandt
Schoonover; Japan, Edith O'Keefe. /
The carol singers were David Can
~. William Cox, Edward Ferriday.
Alfred Gawthrop, Willis Harring-
ION and Eben Reese.
. Readings christmas Customs IN
other Lands; "A Mexican Custom"
ty Herbert Fox; "A Danish Gus
.om." by William Springer; "A
9uteh Celebration" by William
Ayeedon.
IN addition TO customary declama-
lions and several dramatizations OF |
school work the Christmas festivi-
ties Of the school will take the form
OF a toy symphony to be presented
by the members OF the school. The
title of the symphony is "A Jolly
Sleigh Ride Party" 1t viii be
rendered by the school orchestra
supplemented by a variety of toys
played by the pupils OF the school.
Aiic AoAAVWAhb VIII betNc PAT III tHe
program:
!, Miss Edna Bradfeld, violin teach
er and her pupils. Miss Elizabeth
PYLE. piano teacher and Miss Anne
Bird. art teacher. accompanies,
Theodore Pyle. flutist, Miss Dorothy
wills. hrst grade teacher. first violin
and Mr. Boeffel. physical director,
cornetist.
A number OF dances will also be
given as Fairy. Scotch, Spanish,
irish, Tango, Polka. Gypsy. and Folk
dances. An arrangement OF Trinity
chimes will be played while the
christmas tree is lighted with its
decorations, and several Christmas
carols will be sung by the entire
school. Miss Mae e. Haas is the d.
rector Of the music. Parents of
pupils and friends are invited TO at
tend the exercises.
The program as follows will. be
given in the gymnasium Of Tower
He'll school at eleven o'clock to-
morrow morning: March, School Or
chestra: carol, 1T Came Upon a
Midnight Clear" arrival "The Jolly
Sleigh Ride Party" waltz and one
step. school Orchestra, eighth grade
and students OF upper school;
spanish Dance" Molly Laird;
folk dance, 1.-THE Shoemaker" by
he kindergarten;" carol, silent
Night" dance, Scotch Highland
Fling" Eloise Bergland; folk :
dance. ''The Man and the Moon" by ]
-he kindergarten; dance, Bouquet
Polka" Deborah Rood, Elinor du-
Pont: dance. tango, Charlotte steers,
Alice Huxley; Irish Lilt Dance, !
Molly Laird, Margaret Patterson.
Doris dupont and Dec DUPONT; fairy
dqnce. Dorothy Wood; gypsy dance.