Evening star., 1923-12-23
CLASSES FEATURE
|. CHRISTMAS TOPICS
Sessions of Americanization
Schools Marked by Spe-
Cial Exercises.

Special Christmas exercises marked
the closing week of the current cal
endar year in the Americanization
| schools A party was held Thursday
! for children of members of the wo-
mems class while on Friday Christ
mas entertainment was given by the
| students of the classes of Miss L. o.
Burroughs and Mrs. H. c. Kiernan.
Those who had charge of the chill
dren's party were Mrs. Emily Cold
enberg, Mrs. Mary d. Ella and Mrs.
Antoinette Alcantara. Music was un-
der the direction Of Mrs Marie Ia
lipsky.
| Program Features.
The program follows: Address of
welcome to the Children, by Mrs. Rose
Nicklin, president of the women's
| GLASS: Russian dances, Miss Lilly Ia
| lipsky and Master Abraham Sanger;
Christmas song. Miss Eva Golden
berg; Christmas poem, Master Abra-
! ham Sanger; "Cantique de Noel" Mr..
| Rene TiXier assisted by Mrs. Hau-
chart and Mrs. Nfcklin; folk dances,
the children; "Stille Nacht," members
| of the women's class: "A Talk With
the Children" Santa Claus; America"
everybody.
! Friday Entertainments.
| The program of Fridays entertain
ment was as follows: Address of Wei
come. Mrs. Hauchart, Mai. Alcantara
| and Mr.. Fernandez; "Stille Nacht,
| German chorus; Christmas in Our
Countries" Americanization School
F! students; "Cantique de Noel" French
! chorus, assisted by Rene Tixier.
+, Christmas poem, George Veith; The
| New Year" Americanization School
students; mandolin selections, Mai.
Alcantara; greetings. Santa Claus;
Il. Alton. principal of Americaniza-
| ton School.
| Miss NJ. V. Ball. Americanization
School teacher. and Miss Demerest,
portable school gave a joint Christ
mas party Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. Mrs. H. B. Gauss and Mrs.
| Exely of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution were also hostesses.
| Night Classes Joined.
| The night classes al the Americana
| zation School, at 7th and streets,
are having a joint entertainment in
! the auditorium of the school, Mrs. 6.
S. McClintoch and Mrs. K. Y. Cowling
| in charge
Orchestra selections, School Orches-
piano solo, Biagio Tripi (nine years
| old; Poem OF Christmas" Elizabeth
Schuch; Christmas Bells" Webster
School class; Polish dance. Helen
Lansman and Sidney Zighaniel. Da-
nish song, Knud Kretzmer; Christ
mas recitation. Sol Orlean: piano solo.
Alfred Haeringer; 20 Tannenbaum.
German chorus; dance, Master Ben
ME Levfnson, accompanied by his sis
ters; Christmas solo, Esther Golden:
Holy Night" Miss Saulter's begin
ners' class; Russian chorus, Volga
Boat Song; 20 Sole Milo Oliver
Asero; piano solo, Mrs Zalipsky; The
Angels Serenade," Miss Metzgar; vio-
lin obbligato, Sam Desoff; recitation,
Miss Feldman; "Stille Nacht." Miss
chorus; Santa Lucia" Italian cho-
rus; solo. Jack Heifich; GREETINGS to
the school, Miss Maude E. Alton, prin-
cipal: Why the Bells Rang" Miss
tGrace Never: Noel" Rene TiXier, ac-
| companied by Mrs. Zalipsky.
Other Exercise Outlined.
The Webster School Americaniza- =
tion class had short Christmas pro-
gram. including stories of Christ
mas in other lands patriotic songs,
Christmas recitations and Christmas
CAROLS violin solo by Mrs. Mary
and The Night Before Christmas, :"
by Francis Sommer.
The Americanization School Associa-
ton will give a holiday entertain
fHenI DeCeHlDeT dI the
Community Center, 18th and l. streets
northwest. Miss Marie Halasi, chair
man Of the recreation committee, is
in charge. Nick Zografos is in charge
of the refreshment committe.
| The executive committee of the
Americanization School Association is
planning to publish a special num-
Der of the Americanization Bulletin
early in January. S. II. Hanessian,
president; A Orlean. vice president,
and Walter Lutz, editor of the Bulle-
tin. are in charge of all arrangements
for this publication.
| A history of the association. its pur-
pose and accomplishments, also the
cooperative work of the civic or
ganizations, will be published in this
4 book. Friends OF the AmericaniZation
School are asked to watch for it,
Harry NJ. Crandall CrandalrS Thea
ters, and Mrs. Harriette H. Locker,
educational director, are giving a re-
ception to the students and teachers
of the moving picture classes Of the
| Americanization School today at
Crandall's private studio. There will
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