The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
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EVANSVILLE
CHAUTAUQUA
Mayor Rushe to Give Address
of Welcome to School Rene-
fit Celebration.
Special to The washington Times.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, June IL
An address of welcome by Mayor
J. Frank, Rushe will formally open
the school Chautauqua here tornor-
row afternoon at o'clock. The
affair, which is for the benefit of
the piano fund Of the new Olive
street elementary school here, will
continue tomorrow night at 8
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, and Wednesday night at
8:15 o'clock.
Besides Mayor Rushe's address
Tuesday afternoons program in
cludes these features: Costume
chorus, by pupils of the fifth grade;
demonstration of Americanization
work by the class of Columbia High
School, Washington, Mrs. Herman.
instructor; address, DIR. Frederick
r. Lee, of the University Of Mary
land; duet, Ruth Burslem and David
Stoddard: buck and wing dance,
Harry Wright; song, Betty Fainter:
clown, George O'Hara; song, Mary
land, My Maryland"
The program Tuesday evening
will be as follows: Address of well
come, Charles w. Clagett, member
of the board Of trustees of the local
schools; violin solo, Miss Esmer
Reeder; dance, Miss Eleanor Bray;
songs, Frederick L. Stephens; car
ICONS, Richard III. Mansfield: A
Half-Hour Visit in Beautiful italy
illustrated TALK. Frederick l..
Stephens; community singing, led
by Charles Riemer.
The following numbers appear on
the program for Wednesday after
noon: illustrated address on Mary
land Homes" by Kenneth A. Me
Rae, executive secretary of the
southern Maryland immigration
commission: work of kindergarten,
illustrated by Miss Catherine WaI-
kins and her class of the John Bur-
roughs School, Washington; song,
William Brady; Maryland chorus.
seventh grade pupils; character
song and dance, Yankee Doodle
and "Dixie," Margaret and Carolyn
Fainter; clown, George o'Hara, and
america"
Captain Linden, of the com.
mandant's staff of the University
Of Maryland, will welcome the as
semblage on Wednesday evening
when these features will be offered:
Spanish dance, Virginia Morris.
Genevieve Halloran; song and dance,
Madeline Halloran; toe dance, Evelyn
Holt, Virginia Morris, Genevieve
Halloran, accompanist, Lillian Hal
loran: address, 1.-THE Merit System =
by Matthew F. Halloran, contact
officer for the United States Civil
Service Commission; piano solo, Will
liam Pierson; soprano solo, Mrs.
Blanche Rogers; impersonations.
Mrs. David H. Kinchloe; songs and
dance by the two Kennedys; River
dale quartette, directed by Mrs. j.
Banner'o, Ivelee Newell at the
Howard Rice. pianist.
Among the participants in the
BRIDES BALI will be Katherine
Clark, Elizabeth Rushe, Jean Nickel
lar, Anna Belle Jarboe, Ellen Dugan,
Ellen Miller, Ruth Salzman. Betty
Fainter, Estelle Smith, Dorothy
Boyer, Frances Coughlin, Clara
Seek, Virginia Fowler. Violet Seek,
Janette Kennedy, Walter Arnold.
Robert Temple, Robert Bowers, Rus
sell Wilson, Gertrude Troy, Alice
Rita Kessler.
Appearing in the Maryland chorus
Wednesday afternoon will be Eleanor
Vandoren, Margaret Rose, Virginia
Willis, Frances Winestein, Evelyn
Harrison, Anna Wolf. Martha Ross
Temple and Stella Payne.
Mrs. John Fainter heads the com
mittee of local women in charge Of
the chautauqua arrangements.