Anonymous
10/08/2016 16:50
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).
Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.
Not sure how you would know this, other than by word of mouth which is self-selecting. If your kids attend Mrs. Simpsons, you would know that almost all of the attendees are private school students, with a dominant group coming from Holton and Landon.
My child told me there was a large group of public school kids from Janney and Hearst. But I know there is a large group out there who take comfort in it being exclusive. (It's not shhhhhhhh!)
Anonymous
10/08/2016 16:33
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:I was amused that the "application" to attend Simpson's asked when and where mama was presented.
Why is this off base at all? What did you expect? It's an application for a finishing school. Now if a job application asked that you would have a point.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 14:26
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).
Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.
Not sure how you would know this, other than by word of mouth which is self-selecting. If your kids attend Mrs. Simpsons, you would know that almost all of the attendees are private school students, with a dominant group coming from Holton and Landon.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 14:22
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
I was amused that the "application" to attend Simpson's asked when and where mama was presented.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 14:15
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.
If she wasn't racist, would this complaint have been necessary?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1993/12/15/at-mrs-simpsons-a-more-modern-dance/f0df45e5-6d4b-4ee7-a216-4dc8f8312c68/
Being accused of "Racism" doesn't mean one is guilty of that.
Just part of the bullying that goes on when people don't get their way.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 13:28
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.
If she wasn't racist, would this complaint have been necessary?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1993/12/15/at-mrs-simpsons-a-more-modern-dance/f0df45e5-6d4b-4ee7-a216-4dc8f8312c68/
Anonymous
10/08/2016 13:23
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Most kids do not want their parents to watch like they do at Cap Cotillion. They do not want an audience of other parents gawking at them -- trust me. Mrs Simpsons has a few parents sign up to chaperone every dance and has cocktails with them. I know her well, and she is not a racist. Sorry liberal poster.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 13:10
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Both are a waste of time. The former is owned and run by a racist.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 13:06
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Mrs Simpsons is by invite only.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 11:09
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).
+1 - Capitol also does to projects like food drives, glove drives etc. Parents can also watch the dancing and the last session is a parent invite where you dance with your kids. we did both and we liked the more relaxed atmosphere of Capitol.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 02:37
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anonymous wrote:Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).
Our public sends an equal number of kids to both.
Anonymous
10/08/2016 00:22
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Two miles.
Anonymous
10/07/2016 20:24
Subject: Re:Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Capital Cotillion is open to all, including - gasp - public school kids, whereas Mrs Simpsons is invitiation only (and basically just feeds from Holton/Landon).
Anonymous
10/07/2016 20:14
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
One starts in third the other in fourth.
Anonymous
10/07/2016 17:20
Subject: Difference between Simpsons and capital cotillion?
Anyone?