Evening star., 1915-05-19
PRAISE GIVEN THE WORK
OF HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
Participants in Peace Pageant at
Central Commended by
Officials.
Exercises at Other Education Cen
tiers, Consisting of Patriotic Songs
and Literary Numbers.

officials of the District public schools
,oday praised the work of pupils of
Central High School in presenting the
peace pageant vest erday afternoon, The
pageant included tableau and songs.
The participants and their roles We're:
War. Mr.. Wilkerson; famine. Miss Till
man: pestilence Miss Ring: crime. Miss
Espey: trumpeters of war. Mr.. Har-
baugh and Mr. Stewart: peace. Mr.,
Richards; wisdom, Mr.. Myers; justice.
Miss Gantley; prosperity. Miss Mar
yaret Fishback campfire girl, Miss
Dorothy Pasch farmer Mr. Carey;
wife, Miss 3. Trundle: carpenter. Mr..
Eugel: mother. Miss Phoebus: teacher.
Nr. Parcher; daughter. Miss E. Davis,
scientist Mr.. Brunner: woman. Miss f.
Ring: musicians. Misses r North and
charlotte Hamilton; dancers. Misses II.
Adams, +. Jones and j. Cavanaugh;
artists, Misses NJ. Hildreth and ke-
.uiss Trudgian. writer. Mr.. f. B. Tay-
Tor; wife, Miss Mary Jones; trumpeters
of peace. MIR. McKernan and Mr.. Ray
mond. campfire girls, Misses Mary Glib
son. Leonila Lloyd. Helen Primm. NJ.
Prienkert and Elsie CARRIER; Columbia,
Miss Jennie Kimmel. judges, MesSrs.
Elliott, Chew, karpeles and Harvey:
flower girls. Misses Berliner. Edna
fSTOWn, El1e DreXlluS, Ineln1d BTlSSS.
Margaret Day. Mary Renshaw. Eleanor
Schofield. Madigan. Margaret Tucker.
Anna Wilson and G. Smith.
Represent the States.
The girls who represented the states
of the Union were: Alabama, Miss Rod
Arizona. Miss Tucker; Arkansas, Miss
Thomas: California. Miss Finch: Colo
rado. Miss Sanders: Connecticut. Miss
Hoge. Florida, Miss Plaskett; Georgia,
Hiss Morris; Idaho, Miss Kaufman: IL
lthois, Miss Wooden; Indiana. Miss
Watts: Iowa. Miss Lukens Kansas
Mss Slye; Kentucky, Miss Barnes;
Louisiana, Miss Chaplin: Maine. Miss
kraus: Maryland. Miss Beall; Massa-
chusetts, Miss Hoffman: Michigan Miss
Aaxwell Minnesota, Miss Werntz: Mis-
sissippi. Miss Padgett; Missouri, Miss
iiales: Montana, Miss Hostetter: Ne
Nada, Miss Mooney; New Hampshire,
Miss Snapp: New Jersey. Miss Bender;
New Mexico. Miss Roberts: New York.
Miss Barrett; North Carolina. Miss Stu
art; North Dakota. Miss Kinds; Ohio.
Miss Hutchinson: Oklahoma, Miss
Tough; oregon. Miss Dunn; Pennsyl-
Nania. Miss Bulls; Rhode Island, Miss
Montague; South Carolina, Miss Wyn-
hoop; South Dakota, Miss Spruce; Ten
nessee. Miss Ritnom; Texas. Miss
Hraun. Utah, Miss Mcdonald; Vermont,
Miss Wikon; Virginia, Miss French;
Washington, Miss Gessford West Vir-
.inia. Miss Baines: Wisconsin, Miss H.
Morris. and Wyoming, Miss Open
heimer
Groups for the Nations.
Groups representing the nations Of
the world gave characteristic folk
dances. as follows:
Czebogar: China, Miss Dorothy Gro
yer: Brazil. Miss Agnes Duckett;
argentine. Miss Margaret Fleharty;
Spain. Miss Margaret Tully: Africa.
Bailey Hardy; America, Everard Dun
tlfred Schwartz.
Jig-Ireland. Miss Ruth Pearson;
Balkan States, Miss Beatrice Mallan;
England, Robert Dame: Japan. Joseph
Reiff.
Varsomienre-France Miss Harrie
Burgess anG James Stansfield Italy,
Miss Evelyn Miliard and Jack Fan
ciuIli.
Miss Laura Filler and Robert Lerch:
Russia. Miss Ethel Carney and Rose
White.
crested Hen-Scandinavia. Miss Ruth
Mayers. Germany. Miss Mary Gate;
Holland. Miss Alma Barber. Belgium.
Harold Porter: Philippine Islands. Hen
IS Stearman. Chile. Roscoe conklin.
Green Sleeves-England. Miss Ruth
Howell; Switzerland. Miss Emma
Stormer: undiscovered countries, Miss
Marie Hall; Australia. Donald Falco-
ner: Turkey, Benjamin Vernon; Col
umbia. Edward Chaplin: America, Miss
Agnes See and Germany. Daniel Gra-
ham.
creek Dance-Greece. Miss Ruth HILL
ward. and Persia, Miss Marian Finch.
Exercises Elsewhere.
Howard Day of Philadelphia was
speaker at the Giddings School. Pa
triotic songs were sung by the pupils.
Those who took part in the exercises
Al the Miner Normal School. which in
cluded musical and literary numbers
as we'll as an address by the principal
Miss Lucy Moten, were Misses Townes.
Nanette Langston. Jewel Jennifer,
Emily Dyson, Carter, Edith Biddle Ber
Lumpkins. Murdock and Jesse
T. iIstalk.
The schools should be made centers
4 great. onward sweeping wave for
-, Ire." remarked Mrs. Coralie Franklin
e Ok. member of the board of educa-
f'.u al the peace exercises at . Street
tcational School yesterday. The da y
u5if come" the speaker said, when
e"r will no longer be approved by ma
t-.ns. for they will see that there is no
t.t"re sense In IL than there is in the
ft-ticuns of children The speaker ad-
wnnished her listeners 10 study the
p"oxress which peace has made and to
ma ke themselves an integral part Of
tho peace movement Mrs. Cook was
Introduced by ]. Moria Saunders, prin-
eirsi of the school.