Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05

| was varied in a character and In
cluded Il parade, patriotic exercises
athletic events. band concerts, fire
works and historical tableaux, depict
| ing immigration and the progress ol
Americanlsm.
Led by the United States Army
| Band, young American parade fea
| tured the opening of the program
| this morning at $50 o'clock. the
route being along Carroll avenue to
! Carroll street, to Cedar street, to
| Piney Branch road to Dahlia street
| to the Takoma Public School
grounds, where it 1diSbanded.
The parade was directed by Mrs
Henry l.. Ewing. assisted by DR.. c
c. Galloway and ii. A. ANtell. 1t
was in five units. as follows: Amer
/ lea in the Making" The Birth OF
| the Nation" westward Expansion,
Forces Working for Americanism
and Future immigration" The Ma
tional Colors We're carried by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The pageantS and units constltu-
ting the parade included the follow
| ing:
I-America in the Making.
The American Indian - Maryland
School Children-E b. Fetty.
The coming of the Norsemen, 1908
l006-Primary department, Trinity
SUNDAY school-Mrs NJ. j. r. Roller
Columbus Discovers America. 1491
Bows Choir Of Trinity Sunday
school-Mrs. NJ. j. r. Roller.
The Spanish in Florida, 1866 -
| MARYLAND school - Mrs. Paul v
futile. co-
The English at jamestown, 1907
Mothers and Children's Club, CIR
Gle No. Mrs. T. c. letters.
The English at Plymouth. l62o-
Mothers and Childrens Cup Cir'
Gle No. Mrs. w. c. Magathan;
The Dutch in New York, 1923 -
Mothers and Children's Club, circle
No. 3-Mrs. ". l.. Holt.
The Swedish in Delaware. l6os[
Mothers and Children's Club. Circle
No. Airs. \. Hutchinson. il
The Germans in PennsyiVania
1s4S-A[others and Childrens Club
| circle No. s-Mrs. J. NJ. Derrick.
The French in Louisiana. l699-
Mothers and Children's Club, Circle
No. 6-Mrs. l.. J. Wilson.
The Scotch in America-Memoers
of Daughters of Scotia ana me
Order of Scottish Clan-Alrs. a. hoo
ertson and John Findlay.
y
Iohn Paul Jones. Phillip Gum; zen
Crant Gilbert Smith: Rev. Wither-
snoon' Lawrence Hoover; President
HAYES. James Phillips; Andrew car
necie. Wallace Robertson; Alexander
Graham Bell. Bruce Robertson.
1.-THE Birth of the Nation.
The Signing of the Declaration OF
1ndenendence. 1776-The Washington
Sanitarium-Dr. l.. l.. Elliott.
The Liberty Bell-James NJ. K.
Adams. Miss Columbia-Marjorle
Lee Adams. >,
The Minuette Group-Mrs. Paul "
futile.
The Evolution of Our Flag. 1777--
Mothers and Childrens club. Circle
No 5-Mrs. r. X. Martin.
The Framing of the Constitution
1767-The Review and Herald. w.
Graham-George WashinSton-Rus-
sell Harlan,
Uncle sam. 1912 expression origi'
natedrDonald Holmes.
W.-Westward Expansion.
The Covered Wagon: a. On TO Ore
Book Club. Section
Mrs. Leon c. Hills.
@, To South Dakota. and Minnesota
Section Mrs. A. NJ. Bunten.
The California Gold Rush. 1S49-
Bows of Maple Avenue-Mrs. b. X.
Holmes.-Miss California-Beverley
RamSdell.
The Homestead Act of 1s62-Mrs.
II. Lehr Fess
The East Linked With West-The
Dan J. Harrison.
Ian n II.
fornia-Civic Study Club-Mrs. J. v.
McNary.
IV.-Forces Working for American
Abraham Lincoln--the great Ameri-
can-Presbyterian Sunday School
Rev. James II. Gillespie. "a The
Schoolboy-Hugh Ferry. CD The
il.splitter-David Scrivener. 90 The
President--Ralph Shure.
The Public School-Takoma Park
School Children-Mrs. Harry Silver
man and Mrs. c. Fl. Tavenner.
The Church-The Baptist Sunday
Schooi-Thos. S. Brock.
The American Red Cross, 1851
Junior Department of Trinity Sunday
School-Olive Shaver and Mary Alex
ander.
The Boy Scouts Of America-Dr. H.
L. Ewing and Henry S. Marshall.
The Camp Fire Girls-Mrs. S. j.
Dennis and Mrs. +. l.. Lewton.
The Girl Scouts-Mrs. r. Deane
Shure.
The Press-Star Carrier Boys
w e. Thompson.
Little Citizens of Takoma Park-led
by Miss Takoma MARY Elizabeth
Cady. years old July 4th) and the
Mayor ALLAN Mattingly).
V.-Future Immigration.
The Statue of INTERPRETATION
Quinter
The World War Refugees-Auxili.
airy to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars-Mrs. C. l.. Redman.
Veterans of al United States wars
Takoma Park Volunteer Fire De.
Observation-Disclosures of members-Dr
]. Walter Dudley.
TabIeaux Presented.
At 1890 o'clock this morning pa.
| triotic exercises were held at Piney
Branch road and Dahlia street, with
Herbert d. Lawson. presiding The
tableauX in these exercises were in
the charge of Mrs. II. f. Ewing and
Mrs. Paul V. futile. The theme of
the exercises was Immigration and
the Progress of Americanism." Rev
G.. VI. Young, rector of the Takoma
Park Protestant Episcopal Church
pronounced the invocation, followed
! by the assembled audience singing
| America" and by selections by the
United States Army Band.
DR.. George l.. Edmonds Of the
Maryland House of Delegates recited
the Declaration of Independence, fol
! lowed by an address by Harry E
Hull, United States commissioner OF
| immigration. The exercises conclud
ed with the singing of THE Star
Spangled Banner" Daylight fire
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