Evening star., 1927-04-03
BIG CHERRY BLOSSOM PAGEANT
WILL BE PRESENTED SATURDAY
Hains Point Will Be Setting for Pictur-
esque Offering, With Children of
Embassies Participating.

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zanne Mumper, Grace Raub, Marjorie
McCfann, Beatrice Marsh, Jacqueline
Embrey, Aietta Dore. Josephine Hisey,
Virginia Monroe, Louise kimbell. Joy
Authier. Lora Nell Nifong, June Nj
fong, Sara Bunorni, Mildred Costello,
Helen VerileX. Elizabeth Farralm,
Amy PizZa. Mary Roys, Vivian Thruel-
sen, Eleanor Alfred. Margo Alfred,
Lyndell Golden, Eleanor Frances Nor
gan, Estyleene Lawson, Estelle Guy,
Joanna Verhey, Norma June Love,
Gertrude Henry, Vista Henry, Clara
Tosenblum. Rose Rosemblum. Dort~
thy Monn Elizabeth Nom, June Lock
wood, Alta Erma Dyer, Emily Serola.
Helena OBrien, Roma Lee Hahn,
Louise Austin. Gladys Franklin, Eva
Marie Wysong, Genevieve Rogers,
Rita Dunnigan.
Rest of Cast.
The nature of the program. which
includes a prologue and two parts. is
well indicated by the rest of the cast
of characters announced last night by
general director, Mrs. II. S. Mulliken,
as follows: Lutte boy. Sutemi Muru-
yama; Bondori dancers, Miss Marjorie
Webster dancers: young Japanese
lord, Al Philip Kane (St. Patrick Play
ers): Samurai, Orme Libbey (St. Pat
rick Players); spirits of the storm,
boys from Western High School
speakers Robert Nash and Forbes
Burgess); first courtier tpoeO, John
Wiley; second courtier, Chesley Clark;
third courtier, Foster Slaughter;
maskers, boys from Force-Adams
School; dancers, Japanese maidens,
girls from Wilson Normal: singer
with maidens sings "One Fine Day."
Mrs. Dwight Morrow; lantern dancers,
girls from Park View School lin
structor, Miss Mary Schultz; kinder
gartners, children from Sidwell School
instructor, Miss Virginia King Frye);
children of Washington, De Grange
Players; tree ballet, girls from Colum-
bia Junior High Instructor, Miss Dor
othey Coliins); children of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Mrs. Tonnis Holz-
berg, chairman; solo dance, period
1880, Miss Nancy Thompson: Boy
Scouts; Girl Scouts; children of the
embassies.
Embassy Children Active.
Among the embassy children who
will take part in the tableau of the
flags are Miss Mabel Faesch, daugh-
ter of the secretary of the Swiss
legation; the two children of Mr.. and
the Pan-American Union; Miss An
gela Ricart and Miss Margaret F'loeck-
her, from the legation of the Domini-
can Republic; Master Jose Tellez and
Miss Emelita Teller, children of the
Ambassador from Mexico and Mime.
TelleZ: Master Del and Miss Kamela,
children of the Minister from Siam
the two children of the Minister from
Paraguay and Nine. Ramirez, the two
children of the Minister from Persia
and Nine. Ardashir B. Ironi.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Kellogg head a list of additional
guests including ambassadors, minis
ters and American officials made
public last night as follows: The
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg.
| the Ambassador from Italy and Nobil
Donna Antoinette de Martino, the
| Ambassador from Mexico and Sonora
Dona Emilia Benoit de Teller, the
| Minister from Argentina and Madame
| Julieta M. de Pueyrredon, the Minis
| ter from Persia, the Minister from
| Cuba and Sonora de Ferrara, the
| Minister from Nicaragua and Sonora
| de Cesar, the Minister from the
| Dominican Republic and Sonora
| Morales, the Minister from Venezuela
and Sonora Dona Ana Teresa de
Ma hAoS1Hli, lAiC VhAilAolCA 1AOIAt buIEdEld,
the Minister from Siam, the Minister
from the Netherlands, the Minister
from Ecuador, the Minister from
Guatemala and Sonora Dona Lillian
| de Sanchez Latour, the charge
d'affaires from Paraguay and Madame
Ramirez, the charge d'affaires from
Egypt and Madame Samy Pasha, the
Postmaster General and Mrs. New,
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Maj Gen.
and Mrs. George Barnett and Mai
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Lundeen.
Patrons and Patronesses.
Patrons and patronesses of the fete
will be Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis, Mrs. Joseph G..