Evening journal., 1921-02-21
ALL CITY To
AGAIN HONOR
WASHINGTON
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Puritan women. Mrs. Carley and
child. Miss NJ Webb. Miss Esther
Wilson and Miss Louise Bridgham.
This will be followed by a Dutch
Dance by the Girls Friendly Society
from old Swedes' Church. under the
supervision OF Miss Sarah Chiches-
er.
Second picture-''Treaty with In
dian Chief Massasoit. in which the
anne Puritan men as in the first pic
tire will take part, and nine Red
Men from the Usage Tribe, /. o. r,
NJ, in dress uniform. including S. ].
Barcus. c. Barcus Eugene Barcus.
NJ. r. Squires, William Swan, John
Dillman. Norman Taylor. J. n. Ma
son. George Tattersall.
Birth of Old Glory"
Third picture-"The Birth OF Old
Glory. Mrs. Carleton T. Bridgham;
Charles +. Ernst. director Of Com
munity Service; Herbert H. Kaign.
Robert Wood. Frank Nickel and
Elizabeth Coley Child.
Fourth picture-"Colonial Garden
Party" Women-Miss Margaret f.
Pierce. Miss Catherine c. McQuaid.
Miss Margaret j. Thomas. Miss Ada
y. Kirkpatrick and Miss Elva l..
Pierce. Men-W. Jefferies Lank.
Herbert e. Karghan. Jr.. Robert
Muhlig. Frank II. Nick and Robert
b. Wood.
Fifth picture-"Colonial Minuet. "
Same figures as in fourth picture.
Sixth picture-"Camp Scene-Boys
OF '6l." G.. A. r. veterans. Special
arrangements have been made by
Community Service for automobiles
TO convey the veterans OF the Civil
War to and from the Public Build
ing. The veterans who will attend
are C. a. W. Frismuth. s. s. Hall.
II. W Perkins. j. T. Alexander. w.
G. Baugh. J. p. Riley. Jesse X. Bay
lis, William Mendenhall. r. II. Will
liams and d. r. Myers.
Seventh picture-"America Trium-
phant" Miss Henriette Stadelman.
as Columbia; Charles F. Ernst as
George Washington. and Paul Ri
nard as Uncle Sam.
Following the reception, there will
be a public dance. A committee
from the Parkside Athletic Club will
act as ushers. and a committee from
the southside- Eden Athletic club
will take care OF the checking"
Queen Theatre Exercises.
AT the Queen Theatre tomorrow
morning. washington's Birthday will
he celebrated with orchestral selec-
tions by the Blue Hen Orchestra
exercises by Children OF the Ameri.
can Revolution. tableaux directed h,
the Drama League OF the New Cen.
tury club. stories by Charles r
| Ernst. director Of Community Ser.
vice. and Community singing. led nv
William =. White.
There will also be a Dutch dance
by the girls OF Old Swedes and a
minuet by children OF the Madison
Neighborhood Association. A stand.
ard bearer" from each public. pri.
vate and parochial school. selected
on their merits by principals OF the
various school, will participate in the
nag exercises, followed by a salute
TO the flag by the audience and the
singing Of the national anthem
These exercises viii be held between
the hours OF 10 and II.
Many Other Celebrations.
From II TO 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning, In the Park Theatre. tn,
Clayton Neighborhood Association
will hold exercises for the childrei
In the morning. repeating the pro
| gram at the Queen Theatre, witt
Miss Mary Taylor as story teller.
In the evening. at Union Fir
Company's hail. the same associa
tion will have an open house. MI
Ernst, In the costume OF Georg
Washington, will act as story-teller
feorge =. Whitenack will lead the OF
chestra. and John W. Huxley, Jr
will talk on "Americanism"
The Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
citation will celebrate the day tomor
row evening. The people OF tn
neighborhood will be entertained a
Independent Fire Company's hous
under the auspices OF the Coyn
Community League. The Pine Neigh
borhood will celebrate at the Sutr
Building. Fifth and French street
(children's entertainment 8 10
y. m. community sing and dane
business Women to Mark Day.
The 1880" club will hold
dance in the Y. NJ. II.
auditorium. The Business and Pr,
fessional Women's Club has al
ranged a musical program at the
clubroom from 10 6 o'clock. Al
o'clock tomorrow evening the Mad
son Neighborhood Association wi
hold open house with appropriai
ceremonies. Appropriate exercis,
will also be held at Peoples Settle
ment Hagley Community Hous,
Eastern Star, American Legion, :
NJ. c. A.. Y. W. c. A. and Italia
Neighborhood House.
Thursday evening at s o'clocl
there will be an open house commit
nifty musical and social gathering
Yesterday many people braved n
storm TO attend patriotic services
the churches. where timely topi,
were discussed by the pastors an
others. Dr. Charles c. Earle,
Bethany Baptist Church. spoke O
Washington. the Joshua OF Amei
lea" At Harrison Street NJ. ]
Church. the Rev. w. +. Hal
, bart's subject was IAN Overru
ing Providence in the Life OF Wasl
ington" During the evening servi,
at 81. Paurs NJ. f. Church the Boos
p or Band Of the church gave a patr
otic program. DR.. W. +. Craft
y OF the International Refori
= Association, Washington. ID. c., a,
e dressed the congregation OF We
Church on Fighting the Four B