April 23, 1942.

irs. Es Je Wilson,
Seneca, Kansas.

Dear Mrs. Wilson:

Our Rotary Club program which you ask about was
& Song Parade of 1860 to 1940, with young ladies in costumes
appropriate to the time. Most of the young matrons were
wives or daughters of Rotarians. I am listing below the songs
that we used: |

1860 - "Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair"
1870 = "Love's Old Sweet Song"

1880 - "In the Gloaming"

1890 = "After the Ball” .

1900 = "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree"
1910 ~ "By the Beautiful Sea" |
1920 = "Ny Budéy”

1950 = “Springtime in the Rockies"

1940 = “God Bless America"

We had the girls come in one at a time and
among the tables while singing her song. Or, if she did not
sing it as a solo, she at least started it and the crowd sang
with her. We invited the Rotary Anns to see the program and
they pronounced it a very great success. The girls looked
lovely in their costumes, and really made a big hit.

Of course the program could be changed to fit the
occasion. I trust this will be of some help to you in your

PPOEralic
Wishing you continued success in your work, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA:AH _ Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.