2010-2011 Registration is now available
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The Gollatz Cotillion Social Program Presents
Dining Manner Events
Which Fork First? ~ A Dining Event
& Overview:
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Dining Class: For children 3rd through 8th
grade |
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Click here to Register : ~ Separate Registration Required ~ |
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Which Fork First? These special
evenings are offered to boys and girls to enhance dining etiquette
skills and to make a child more comfortable at the table.
The multi course dinner and instruction is to acquaint young
people with table manners, the use of various utensils, social
customs and rules of correct dining etiquette. Often a child
feels awkward about social obligations, dining manners or
the place settings. The Which Fork First?" evening is
especially designed to offer "at ease" instruction.
Each student will be served a multi course dinner. |
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Locations for the "First Fork First?" Evening |
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April 20, 2010 6:00pm to 8:00pm Cost $59.00 |
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The Brookside Country Club *
1133 Rosemont Avenue, Pasadena, 91103 |
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May 19, 2010 6:00pm to 8:00pm - Cost $59.00 |
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Huntington Beach - Costa Mesa Cotillion
The Mesa Verde Country Club *
3000 Club House Road, Costa Mesa, 92626 |
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Dress Code for the Evening |
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Dress code for the evening is considered
country club attire, no blue jeans. The girls may wear a simple
dress or pant outfit and the boys may wear casual pants, a
sport shirt and necktie. A blazer for this evening is NOT required. |
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Young and Polite ~ An Evening
Devoted to Dining Manners
Young and Polite ~ Dining Event &
Overview:
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Dining Class: For children kindergarten
through 2nd grade |
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Click here to Register : ~ Separate Registration Required ~ |
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Young and Polite Encouraging
basic dining skills, dining etiquette and young children’s
manners.
The Young and Polite dining manners class will expose a young
child to a variety of simple dining skills in a country club
setting. Each child will be served a multi-course dinner with
instruction on what is a finger food and what is not. A standard
of social skills, manners and behavior is expected. Parents
are encouraged to attend and observe the class. In fact, many
parents say they have learned social skills or new etiquette
skills by watching! |
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Locations for the "Young and
Polite" Evening |
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To be announced |
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Orange Hill Restaurant
410 E. Chapman Orange, CA 92869 |
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April 27, 2010 ~ Time: 500 Pm
to 6:15 Pm ~ Cost: $49.00 |
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Pacific Palisades Cotillion
Sheraton Delfino 530 Pico Boulevard Santa Monica, California, 90405 |
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May 12, 2010. ~ Time: 5:00 Pm
to 6:15 Pm ~ Cost: $49.00 |
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Huntington Beach -
Costa Mesa Cotillion
The Mesa Verde Country Club *
3000 Club House Road, Costa Mesa, 92626 |
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Dress Code for the Evening |
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Dress code for the evening
is considered country club attire, no blue jeans. The girls
may wear a simple dress or pant outfit and the boys may wear
casual pants, a sport shirt and necktie. A blazer for this
evening is NOT required. |
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Parents are always welcome to
stay and observe the Cotillion class, in fact some say they
even learned something new. |
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The Gollatz Cotillion Social Program
The Gollatz Cotillion and Social Programs:
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For complete details click
on the location of your choice to see the events list |
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3rd through 8th grade |
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Click here to Register : ~ Separate Registration Required ~ |
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Community, locations and activities
generally include: |
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The Gollatz Cotillion provides
the opportunity to learn and practice etiquette and manners
in a fun party atmosphere.
The Cotillion will focus on etiquette instruction to children
grades third through eighth. A student that attends the Gollatz
Cotillion will be taught: social etiquette, dining etiquette
and dance. The dances instructed are the traditional ballroom
dances (waltz, fox-trot, and cha-cha) and contemporary dances
such as (swing, line-dancing, etc). These skills, and more,
will prepare your child for success in social situations and
throughout their lives. |
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Instruction generally includes
etiquette and manners: |
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Phone etiquette / telephone
manners / cell phone etiquette, table etiquette and manners,
how to dress / dress to impress, party etiquette / how to
be a guest and children’s manners. |
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