Evening journal., 1922-02-21
CITY'S TRIBUTE
TO WASHINGTON
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The cast OF characters will be as fol-
lows.
George Washington, Walter
Kummie; Martha Washington"
Mrs. Carlton T. Brigham; Nellie
Custis." Miss Edythe NJ. Adams;
Betsy Ross" Mrs. Edward f.
Curley; Abraham Lincoln" Ellis
Piers6n; Columbia" Mrs. II. X.
Wilson; "Mlnuet," Frank sharpless,
Bartlett F. Carley Charles Morford.
August Lane; "Minuet," Miss Mil
dred Lynn Miss Sara Smith, Miss
Elizabeth Thomas. Miss Hilda Stew
ems; Jefferson" Bartlett f. Carley;
property committee. American Le-
gion and Sons OF the American
Mrs. George r. Austermuhl and
Miss Kathleen Anderson.
After the tableaux there will be a
band concert and colonial ball. also
held in the main corridor OF the
Public Building. in charge OF Mrs. II.
Eugene savery and Mrs. Thomas B..
Mum.
II originally was planned by Char
les F. Ernst director OF the Whining
ton Community Service. which has
general direction OF the celebration.
10 repeat the tabieaux tomorrow
morning in the Garrick Theatre for
the benefit OF the children OF the
city. but the scarlet fever epidemic
compelled this feature to be can
celled.
At II o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mayor and Mrs. Harvey will hold a
public reception in the Mayors Of
fees on the third floor OF the city
end OF the Public Building. The
whole city Is invited to attend and
greet the chief executive of the
municipality and Mrs. Harvey
should this reception prove success
ful. and there Is every indication that
it will. Il is Mayor Harvey's hope that
Il will become a permanent feature
OF Washington's Birthday celebra-
tions in Wilmington.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
a pilgrimage to historic points in
and around Wilmington. will be
started from the old City Hail. Sixth
and Market streets. Frank e. Bal
lantyne viii lead the party. Tomor-
row night. open house will be kept
by churches. clubs, lodges, neigh
borhood associations, etc. Miss
Frances L. Range is in charge of
this portion OF the program
Others persons in charge Of vari-
Gus features of the celebration are
as follows:
Regulations with respect 10 the
flag. Col Simon p. Doherty and Ad-
jutant- General William c.. Baugh
sr.; decoration OF store windows
Chamber OF Commerce; flying OF
flags by householders as part OF pro-
clamation. Mayor Harvey; request &c
clubs and societies having affairs
that day to place some Significant
feature on their program, James II
Cole; publicity, John c. Saylor; fin
ance. John p. Hyatt; speakers bu'
reau. John p. Nields
Organization which are expected t.
participate in the celebration includ
the American Red Cross, the Inter
national Sunshine Society, tn
Orpheus Club. the Rockford Ath
letlc Association, the Business an
Professional Women's Club, tn
Y NJ. C. A., the Brownson Librar
Association, Chamber Of Commerce
Y. w. c. A.. Boy Scouts OF America
Improved order of Red Men. Boar
OF Education. Rotary Club. Kiwani
Club, Public Library, Catholic Daugh
ters OF America. Musicians Union
Washington Heights Century Clut
Dramatic League, New Century Club
Delaware Service Citizens. knight
OF Columbus. Girls Friendly Society
American Legion. Central Labo
Union, odd Fellows. twelve neigh
borhood associations, includin
Coyne. Delamore. Clayton. Madison
Woodlawn, Pine. Southside Kirk
wood. Rockford Stapler. Delawar
and Washington Heights. d. A. L
Regent. Daughters Of 1912. S. a. r
c. A. r., Colonial Wars, Colonia
Danes. G.. A. r.. Sons OF Veterans
Daughters OF Veterans. order q
Cincinnati, Spanish War Veteran
and Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
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