Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 306, 23 December 1922 — Page 31

THE JUNIOR PALLADIUM Weekly Section of Richmond Palladium.

Merry Christmas RICHMOND, INDIANA, SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 23, 1922 Happy New Tear!

Madonna and Child Show the Spirit of Christmas

Spiritual Attitude of (Jrcat Painters Am

Produced Wistful, Tender Madonnas, Serene and Dignified Mothers, Haloed in Loveliness, a Precious

Heritage of Christian Art

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SEVASTOPOL BUSY AT CANDY MAKING

The kindergarten room have been ' making; camiy boxes. They - are going to make candy and put In them for Christmas. The filth grade made candy for Christmas in cooking class. They made peanut brittle. They had ' very good luck, spoiling only two pans of it. Kindergarten Band The kindergarten also have or- , ganized a band. They liave a very nice one. Some of the instru

ments they have are: triangle, rattlo bones, and a bell.

Christmas Party To Be Given at The Day Nursery

On Tuesday, December the 26th, a lovely party is to be given at the Day Nursery. Mrs. W. P. Robin- , eon is making plans for it. Miss Elizabeth Kolp is to assist in the entertaining of the guests. She has arranged a program of dances by some of her pupils, which will be as follows:

"Panse Militalre" Helen Frances Kinert. "Hungarian Dance" Lucille Steers of OriM'nsfork. - "Hasket of Rosea" (Toe number) Katherine Myeers. Recitation ami dance, "Pipes of Pan" Marjorie Robinson. "The Grecian Harpist" Jean Grottendiek. Violin Solo Georprlanna Doan. "My New ilat Nella Marguerite Ilartfr. "Vanitv" Maxine Ferguson. "Flirtation" (Toe number) -Vivian Cox. Sonjr. "Gln-Gin-Ginny Shore" Jane Sudhoff. "A Marionette" T,izotte Campbell. " talinn Tarentvlla " Margaret and Iconise Jenkins. "Follsh Mazurka" Ellen Bartel. I

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FROM THE Y. M. C. A. TO RICHMOND BOYS

The Young Men's Christian Association will open its doors to the boys of the city next week.. They have sent the following: Christmas Greetings If you were, buy a new suit, would you put It on the hanger and neveK ear it? If you were to buy a new sled, would you put it hi the basement and never use it? Vou have., a membership In the Y. M. C. A., do with It as you do with other things which you buy, USB Get the "GYM' 'Habit, Get the "SWIM" bug, B-A-Y b Boy. Vacation Program Mr. Wilson has planned a big ChrtatmnH vacation program. It is to bo as follows: Boys' rooms open every day, 8:30 a. m. (Bring your friends and have a good time. Games, checker and Ping Pong tournaments every day.) Junior "K" Class, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 10 o'clock. Junior "A" Class, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, 8:30 o'clock.

intermediate Class, Wednesday, 9:30 a. in.; Thursday, 3 p. m.; Friday, 9 a. in. Free Swim All boys who are not members may have a free swim on Wednesday, Pec. 27, from 2 to 3:30 p. m. This Invitation applies to all thi boys of the city. Take advantags of it, boys, and go. New Year's Day Program for Juniors, 2:30 p. m. (Bring father, mother, sister, brother and friends and have a good time.) Camp Ki-Ro Reunion, Dec. 27, Y. M. C. A., 7:30 p. m. (All boys who were at Camp this summer.) Remember "Pete", "Mow", and "Perry' 'are always your frlends."HAPPY NEW YEAR"

IKE the savage, we continue to think in terms of symbols, and at the Christmas season we once more turn to . the Madonnas of the old masters. They live again on our holiday cards

and calendars, our magazines and gifts. For how many centuries have men's minds turned to the pictures of the Holy Family with adoration and awe. Fhilosophic historians have had 'much to say concerning the elevation of womanhood through Christianity, and, undoubtedly, the painter's glorification of Mary has cast a distant halo over every mother. One need only look at the paint-

WARNER SURPRISE

BY BQTTICELLI HANGS IN BORCHESI GALLERY, ROME

ings of Giotto and Fra Angelico

to feel the reverence with which they approached their work. Giotto's Madonnas have a sttiffness which is almost Egyptian, yet the majesty of their composition makes up for the rigidity of pose. One can imagine Fra Angelica painting serenely in his monastery lovingly putting in his delicate brush strokes with what abundance of careful detail. This Dominican monk, whose name is Deato Angelica da Friesola, approached his task with a single minded, patient spirit, applying himself in the full belief that painting was a sacred calling as well as a manual art.

The fourth, fifth and sixth grades had a surprise for the rooms downstairs Tuesday morning. They gathered in the hall and sung Christmas carols. The little folks enjoyed it so much, and when we were through singing, they sang for us. In the afternoon, we gave a concert for Miss Nusbaum, our music supervisor. She played two piano selections for us. Angela Crabb, reporter for Warner school.

GAMP KI-RO WILL HAVE BIG REUNION

The boys who attended the Ki-Ro Camp last summer wilt have a reunion at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday. The program sent out holds promise of a Jolly good time. KICHAPOOS IROQUOIS , ROTTAWAS YUKIS .OTTAWAS HEP BIG CAMP FIRE Y. M. C. A., Dec. 27, 7:30 p. m. Camp Honor Emblems given. (Each boy is expected to pay the cost of his emblem, which is 25 cents) A Regular Camp Fire Program A lot of fun. You will never forget the good times at Camp Ki-Ro, so let's get together once more and sing the camp songs and bring back these memories. Ferry Wilson, ,

Camp Director. S. C. Peters, Camp Physical Director. Lena id Mow, Ass't Camp Phy. Director The parents of the boys are invited tp attend the reunion. They will not be permitted on the gymnasium floor and must sit in the gallery. The emblems are blue felt triangles with the white feather In felt, and the camp letters.

HIBBERD SCHOOL ENJOYS PROGRAM . The sixth grade gave a play Fri

day morning. The name of the play was "Christmas in Many

Lands." The characters were as follows:-

Mary . . . . : Helen Thomas

William Clarence McKinley Dutch Child Mhea Feezer

Child from Gcrmany..Klmer von Pein

Russian Child.. Katherine Inderstrodt Italian Child George Flennlng French child Florine Mitchell

Spanish Child Willard Von PVln Noirwegian Child. ..Dorothy Murrav Knglish Child Willard Eloff Irish Child Beulah Nicholson

Polish Child. .. .Clarence Dindenman

Pauline Pille was director of the

play. Music was furnished by Everett Cluxton. The room was

decorated with pine branches.

Helen Thomas, reporter for Hibberd school.