The Washington times., 1911-07-01
N|DE FAIRGROUNDS
l1SGGILEBRATE WITH
sGAMES AND DANCES
addresses. to Be Made by
Prominent Men on
Fourth.

The observation Of the Fourth at nine
aygrounds OF the District Will be a
ature of unusual Importance. Children
III have games and give folk dances,
- well as sing songs and hear short
,eches 1t is plain that they will be
well pleased as If they toyed with
le deadly cannon and cap pistol.
The Fairgrounds celebrations will be
I'D sT1A o'clock, while the grown folks
e "a front of the District building
slebsating in a slightly larger but not
pre- entertaining or helpful way.
Celebration Program.
The program for the Fairgrounds cele-
rstions is as follows:
Mt. Pleasant playground, Fourteenth
rect and Columbia road-Patriotic
'usic. folk Iancing, games, athletic
sents. doll baby parade, uniform drill,
nd an address by Representative c. C.
.obeck. Direction of Miss Florence NJ.
lent and Miss Ruby Nevins.
Georgetown playground, Thirty-third
rect and Volta place-patriotic music,
Tx dancing, athletic events, games.
ntest between Paris Athletic Club
ID Georgetown playground teams, and
saddress by Albion X. Paris. Direc-
n of Mrs. Agnes Stewart. Miss Kath-
e,e Fits. Chase Taylor. and Frank E.
rconia, playground, Eleventh street
n ,os,.. a avenue southeast-Invoca-
Arthur S. Johns; folk dane
I tns Vic events, patriotic music,
moFnct solo. August Grange; In
countaud arrow drill. pantomime Of
periougled Banner" and addresses
Edwards, president Lincoln
zen5' Association, and William
Al, secretary TO Representative
=. Berger. Direction OF Miss
or r. Towner and Miss Mary
t.osedale playground, Seventeenth and
6raemer streets northeast-Patriotic
music, songs recitations, dances, flag
salute. historical tableau, and an ad-
lress by Judge z. P. Seeds. deputy au-
litor. War Department. Evan H. Tuck
er, president Of the Northeast Washing
on Citizens Association, will preside.
Direction OF Miss Elva Whitcomb. Miss
Elizabeth Murray, ]. K. Staples, and
Paul Zinkham-
Roddenbery To Speak.
New York avenue playground. First
treet and New York avenue northwest
Patriotic music, folk dancing, songs,
'ncitations, march and song by the Ring
anne Club. parade in costume, baby
aow. children under three years. and
IN address by Representative S. A Rod
lenbery. William G. Henderson, Of
North Capitol and lexington Citizens
4 S. citation, presiding. Direction of
Miss Olivia V. Baker and Miss Leila D.
pritchard.
Nineteenth street playground, Nine
eenth and E streets northwest-Patri-
ltic music, athletic events. flag salute,
md several addresses, not yet an
Direction of Miss Helena NJ.
O'Connell.
Garfield Park playground, Third street
md South Carolina avenue southeast
Patriotic music, folk dancing, athletic
vents. games, and an address by a Con-
Sressman. Direction OF Miss Caroline
stiremetz and Miss Nav Roper.
At l:S0 o'clock there will be the fol-
lowing celebrations:
Howard campus. Sixth street and
o. o'clock-Invocation by the Rev. Mr..
Wiseman; selections by Azalea Mando-
I'm and Guitar Club, track and field
events, gymnastic games, folk dancing.
and an address by Judge Rob
ert H. Terrell, direction Of Howard Park
Citizens Association. the teachers of
the Howard playground, and the s. 1.
A. A.
Cardoza playground, First street, be-
tween H and 1 streets southwest, 4:30 to
80 O'Clock. Star-Spangled
remarks; address, DR.. A. R. Collins, pre-
siding officer address, Judge E. NJ.
solo, Mrs. Lulu Tibbs; speech,
Henry Lincoln Johnson; address, PERI
W. Frisby: songs, baseball game, and
athletic events.