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l reminiscences_ of childhood Thanksgiving Days. _Recitation_ from Whittier's "Thanksgiving Day." If possible hang up a large picture of the "Return of the _Mayflower_," or other appropriate picture in the room. XV--AN AFTERNOON WITH OUR SOUTHERN WRITERS Thomas Nelson Page: Readings from "The Old South," Chapter I; "An Old Virginia Sunday;" "The Old Gentleman of the Black Stock," Chapter V. James Lane Allen: Readings from "A Home of the Silent Brotherhood," "Two Gentlemen of Kentucky." Richard Malcolm Johnston: Readings from "Dukesborough Tales." The Poet of the South, Sidney Lanier: Selections from his biography, by his wife. Short poems: "Life and Song," "The Stirrup Cup," "A Song of the Future," "A Ballad of the Trees and the Master." George W. Cable: Reading from "'Sieur George." Ruth McEnery Stuart: Readings from "Sonny," "The Second Wooing of Salina Sue," "Thanksgiving on Crawfish Bayou." The program may be interspersed by plantation songs: "Old Black Joe," "The Suwanee River," "My Old Kentucky Home," "Camptown Races" and others. XVI--THE CHILD IN THE HOME I. _Music_: Ballad. II. _Talk or paper_: The child's right to a welcome. III. _Discussion_ by three members: (1) Squabbling and how to deal with it. (2) Unselfishness. (3) Equal rights for boys and girls. IV. _Music_: Child songs. V. _Paper_: The family evenings: Parents and children. VI. _Discussion_: (1) Reading aloud. (2) Games and music. VII. _Paper_: Parents as friends. VIII. _Talk_, followed by general experiences. XVII--MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Commencement and Afterward. The Relation of Parents to the Grown Daughter. The Training for Housekeeping. Friends and Entertaining. Preparations for a Life-Work Away from Home. The Married Daughter. The Unmarried Middle-Aged Daughter. A general discussion. XVIII--CHRISTMAS PROGRAM _Song_: "Noel," by Gounod. _Reading_ from Dickens: the story of Scrooge's Christmas. _Paper or talk_ on Curious Christmas Customs (in England, Germany, Sweden, etc.). _Song_: "When from the East the Wise Men Came," by Bullard. _Reading_ from "Sonny," by Ruth McEnery Stuart. _Reading_ from Howells's "Christmas Every Day." _Song_: "The Virgin's Lullaby," by Dudley Buck. _Reading_: "George Washington Jones, A Christmas Gift That Went a-Begging," by Ruth McEnery Stuart. _Song_: "Over the Hills of Bethlehem," by Nei
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