Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
Many Plays Submitted.

| The. plays submitted and the names
signed as authors are as follows:
The Acquitting Record. by Harri-
s9n to van Ss
Crossed" by Robert L. Wright; All
on Account of Summer Girl" by
John P. Buckley; "A Fair Trial" by
Olive Olive Go; Jones; All Is Well That
The Helpmate," by Mary Louise
OConner; Untrue to Type" by Ina
Duvail Singleton; False FrienGs," by
Lawrence n. Burrows; "The Eternal
Fighting Task" by Grace NJ. Cum
mings: "A Head of Lettuce" by Alice
Coyle Torbert; His New Patent" by
v n. Miller: His Return" by Roland
Dobell; The Iron Ring" by Mrs; D;
Piowden; The Law of the Universe, -
! by Pearle Neil. Little Foxes" by
Anna Cantrell Laws: The Suburban.
ite.' by Fred J. -Beauman; The Lunch
hour nov by Frances =; Brooks; The
Irving Jones: MY Pal" by En- me-
manuel Reubens; Quick Action" by
Mrs. Ida Little Pifer; The Recon-
Smith" by Blanch NJ Rowen; The
Scarlet Cloak" by J. Berchamn Shana-
han; The Sinews of the Nation" by
| w. L. Mansfield; Some Pal" by w
| L. hdHsHeio' sporty MOtner, by
Helen Stone Cotter.
Pageant Rehearsal Tomorrow.
becoming more and more numerous
as autumn progresses. Tomorrow
night will be held the first outdoor
! rehearsal of the large pageant being
arranged in honor of the visit of the
King and Queen of the Belgians. 1t
| is under the direction of Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest; will be held on the
steps of the Capitol, and will necessi-
tate the participation of several thou
, sand persons. 1t is announced. Five
hundred young women in white, in
company with the Marine Band, will
meet the royal visitors at the Union
station and escort them to the Capt.
| tol. There one hundred more typifying
Belgium, and second hundred rep
| resenting America, will serve as es-
| cort to real Belgian girl and a girl
| representing Columbia, the pair of
whom will welcome Queen Elizabeth.
Names of these two last named actors
have not yet been announced.
AS large as possible an attendance
of the members of every unit to take
! part in this pageant is desired by Mrs
| Forrest.
Unit Leaders Named.
| Heads of the units are as follows:
| Motor Transport Corps, Miss Lucille
| Smith; munitions, Mrs. Josephine
! Sharp, Miss Harriet Keim, Miss Ruth
Bennett, Mrs. Simonton; income tax
! department of Treasury, Miss Ber-
rian; State. War and Navy Depart
ment, Miss Johns; ordnance, Mis-
! Printup; Washington barracks, Mrs
| Woodell; military intelligence. Miss
| Kelly; agriculture, Miss Agnes Ouirk:
liberty loan division of Treasury, Mr..
Wesley.
Chorus to Rehearse.
The first public rehearsal of the
| National Community Chorus, under
direction of Lieut.. Hollis Edison Da-
venny. will also be held tomorrow
night at Mt. Vernon Place NJ. 70.
Church South, Massachusetts avenue
and 9Th street northwest, and a large
attendance of members of each unit
is also specially desired on this oc-
casion.
Heads of these choral units are as
follows:
Miss Laura Rowe. Woodward &
Lothrop; Mr.. W. r. Schumacher. Lans-
burgh & Bro: Miss Mary Sigman. S.
Kann Sons & Co; Miss Josephine
Howe, Hecht & Co; Mrs. Shekeu
IGoldenberg'S; Miss Jessie Dell. war
Department.; Robert G. Starr. Depart-
ment of Labor; Mrs. Gertrude Rucker,
Treasury Department: w. E. Braith-
waite, Department of Commerce: r M
Long. Civil Service Commissions; Ben
jamin A. Lineback, government print
ing Office; Miss Marion Boyd, Federal
Trade Commissions; Miss Nancy Still
well. Business Women'o Council:
Ralph Winchester Hills, War Camp
Community Service. and Miss Myrtle
V. kesheimer' war Camp Community
Service.