Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-03
PEACE FESTIVAL
TOMORROW At )
TabIeaux Will Be Followed by
Pageant-Closing Spec
tacIes at Capitol.

which will overshadow all other
events in Washington tomorrow. be-
gins at o'clock in the afternoon with
IA series of tableaux depicting the re-
turn Of the world to peace. and will be
presented on the steps of government
buildings near the Monument.
First Tableau at 5 O'Clock
The first tableau is called The can
to World Service" and will be staged
on the steps of the Red Cross build
ing. 18th and II streets. at . O'Clock.
under the direction OF Edna Heine-
man. II Will he participated in by
characters representing Y. w. &. A.
Y. NJ. 9. A.. Red Cross. Jewish Welfare
Board. knights OF Columbus. War
camp community Service. Associ-
ated Charities. Boy Scouts. Girl
Scouts and salvation Army.
Al the same hour on the lawn just
south OF the White House an ale
gorical episode will be staged. rep
rtsentine the return of labor from
Call of Liberty at $50.
At $50 O'Clock. on the east front
of the II. a. r. building, nth and ID
streets. the call of Liberty" Will be
staged. with Lithuanla showing in
an alleGory how the oppressed peo-
Piles of Europe We're set free by the
war The Lithuanian Choir of Bal
timore will sing and there viii be
folk dances of that country.
The call of Commerce. business
and Professions" will be staged on
the east front of the Pan American
building. 18th and b streets. at $50,
assisted by Nidel Hudler and Ger
trude Cherry.
"CaIl of the Children"
On the lawn in back of the White
Honse at $50 the children Of the
District Fairgrounds Will stage a
tableau. The Call Of the Children.
Mrs Susie Root Rhodes and Eunice
Ensor will direct them.
The Call of Art will be staged At
$40 O'Clock on the south steps of
the Treasury by the Rhythmic Play
ers' Club Glenna Smith Tinnin VIII
be in charge. The United states En-
gineer Band will play.
One of the most picturesque "a.
bleaux will be The Call Of the Land.
on the grounds of the Department OF
Agriculture. 18th and b streets, at
$50 O'Clock.
Tableau by Colored People.
The colored people Of the city also
will stage an elaborate tableau on the
steps of the New National Museum. 10Th
and streets, at O'Clock. 1t VIII snow
in symbolic episodes what the l2.oo0.ooo
American negroes expect TO contribute
to reconstruction.
Whenever the length OF the program
permits. the foregoing tableaux VIII De
repeated between and I O'Clock, SO
that the spectators who witnessed the
first presentation OF one episode can
and the second showing
of another
Pageant Begins at z.
Promptly at Z o'clock the pageant.
made up of fifty elaborate floats. each
representing a scene from a different
nation, will start from the Treasury TO
the Capitol.
Lieut.. Gen. Robert L. Billiard. COM
mander of the southern district of the
Army. will be grand marshal. The
costumed men and women who take
part in the tableauX around the Mon
ument grounds will ride on the hoats
From $50 until 9 o'clock. as the
floats are passing the east front OF
the Capitol. THE Star Spangled Ban
ner" chorus with more than a thou
sand voices, will sing from the Capitol
steps.
With the Capitol steps for stage
and the wide plaza to the east OF the
building for an auditorium. the cele-
bration will be brought to close with
a series of spectacles symbolic OF the
return of the world to peace of jus
tice. The spectacles will show Love
and Justice triunphing over
Hatred" and Jealousy" in the war.
Characters in spectacles.
The characters who will take part
in these spectacles follow: Spirit of
Peace. Miss Amy Smith: Liberty. Miss
Margaret Tew: America. Maude How
ell Smith: Columbia. Anna Brett sum
my; Spirit of Love. Flora McGili keef-
or: World Service. Maurice Jarvis:
CapitaI. Harry Dolan; Labor, Dennis
+. Council: Power. Arthur White:
Justice. Marie Downey Warner: Broth
erly Love. John HOFFMAN; Jealousy,
Eei, smith: Hatred, Charles Shutterly:
Greed, st. Clair Jones; Selhshness.
John McMachen: Intelligence. Ethel
Mason and Stella Bradley, and In