Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-24
IABLEAU TO DEPICT
ROBERT E.LEESu|FE
Celebration in WestmoreIand
County, Va, to Be Held
September II.
By the Associated Press.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September
24.-The committee in charge of the
Stratford Hall celebration in Westmore-
land County on September ~, in which
the life Of Gen. Robert E. Lee will be
program for the day..
10 a.m.-Speakers of national prom
tnence. Musical selections.
l2-Plate luncheon-fried chicken
or chicken salad, old Virginia ham,
sliced tomatoes, potato salad, pickle,
ice tea, hot coffee and hot biscuits.
Sandwiches, ice cream, soft drinks and
all kinds of pie.
2 p.m.-Historical pageant, writ
ten by Paul Kester, novelist and play,
wright. Song, Garry Me Back to Old
Virginia" led by Mrs. A. P. Rowe and
Mrs. C. w. Jones. Mrs. Jones will sing
an Indian song, preceding the tarst tab.
leau.
Tableau No. /, 1607-Blayden Tay-
loe, P%owhatan; Roberta Tayloe. Poca-
hontas; William Tayloe, PocahontaS'
brother; Carter Gymnes, Capt. John
Smith; Harry Haggerty, n Of Smiths
men. Indians.
Richard the Immigrant.
Tableau No. 2-Dr. w. N. Chinn as
Richard the immigrant; Herbert Adams.
clerk. Group of frontiersmen and In
Tableau No. 3-Mrs. Carter Grymes.
Queen Caroline; Wirth Washington.
King George: Mrs. George Mason, Lady
Dunston; Lloyd Washington, court
lady; Mrs. J.. F.. johnson, court lady:
Miss Blanche Robertson, court lady;
Miss Virginia. court lady: Miss Georgia
Mann, court lady; Miss Virginia Darling,
TableaT No. 4-charles E. Stuart,
Stuart, Mrs. Thomas Lee: children.
Charles Holmes Beale, James Latane,
jr., and Charles z. Stuart, jr.
Tableau No. 5. 1736-JameS Latane,
Augustine Washington: Mrs. James
IAtane, Mrs. Augustine Washington;
Patrick Robb Harvey, little George Wash
ington: Charles E; Stuart, Col. Thomas
Lee: Mrs. Charles E. Stuart, Mrs.
Thomas Lee: Charles Edward Stuart,
IT., little Richard Henry Lee.
Tableau No. 6, 1736-John Eliot.
John Wesley. Mrs. A. P. Rowe and
Mrs. c. w. Jones lead audience in sing
ing Jesus, Lover of My Soul" Mrs. j.
Melvin Trower. Mrs. r. H. Harris. Mrs.
T. o. Atwill, Mrs. Rebecca Belfeld, Mrs.
r. H. Stuart. Mrs. Alfred Allen, Miss
Elizabeth jenkins. frontier women; Ann
and Rose Marie Hunter, Virginia AmeS.
Virginia Harris. Margaret Cook, DR.. E.
T. Ames, Malcolm Reed. M. Rowe,
Miss Edith Healy and A. B. Healy,
frontier children, frontiersmen and In
dams.
Chiefs of Six Nations.
Tableau, No. Z. 1744-Charles E. Steu-
art. Col. Thomas Lee; Hill Wexford.
Philip Ludwell Lee: A.. 8. Jones. William
Black: George c. Reed, r. D. Moore. T.
G: Slaughter. T. Edward. William
Blundon and w. F. Brent. chiefs Of the
Six Nations.
Tableau No. 8. 1766-Judge Embrey.
the KiwaniS Club of Fredericksburg, the
Westmoreland resolutions.
Tableau No. st. LomaX Hunter, DR..
johnson; William Cummings. Arthur
Lee; Blake Newton. william Lee: A. e.
Carver, Edmond billy; S. j. Dawson,
John Wilkes. H..
Tableau No. 10. 1776-Judge Embrey.
the Rotary Club of Fredericksburg, the
Declaration Of independence.
Tableau No. IL. 1778-William Cum
mings, Arthur Lee; w. w. .Montjoy,
Gerard, French Minister: w. Y. Nor
gan, Benjamin Franklin; ]. F. johnson,
Silas Deane.
Tableau No. -. Revolutionary War
period-P. A. Taliaferro. Light Horse
Harry Lee; Miss Margaret Shackleford,
Matilda Lee: Mrs. H. w. N. Williams,
Mrs. L. F. Ninde, Mrs. A. E. Carver,
Mrs r. D. McFaddon, Miss Gertrude
Chinn, Miss Edmo Lee, MRS. Pratt, Mrs.
J. D. Jones, friends and relatives Of the
Lee family.
Tableau No. 10, 1902. A. ITALIA
ferro, Light Horse Harry Lee; Mrs.
Eauwn Arrest, Anne Hill Carter.
Tableau No. Il, 1807-Mrs. Hauwn
Earnest and baby boy, Robert e. Lee
and mother; p. A. T~aliaferro, Light
Horse Harry Lee: Freeland Mason,
Negro butler; old nanny.
Tableau No. 15-Robert z. Lee bids
farewell to his soldiers at the close of
the Civil War, April Q. 1e65-Col. w. D.
Newbill, Robert E. Lee; Watt Mayo.
colonel on Robert E.. Lees stan; Henry
Walker, Lawrence Washington. j. Ed
win HUT, T. Benton Gayle and George
Walker, staff oficers.
Tableau No. is, 1870-Gen. Robert
Edward Lee after the warm Lexing-
ton, seated in his study, q solitary fg-
ure-Col. w. D. Newbill: "Lorena," sung
BY Mrs. A. p. Rowe. Mrs. Rowe and
Mrs. G. W. Jones lead audience In sing
ing Dixie" Plantation melodies heard
In background by Negro singers.
Supper, 8 to 7:30 pm. Concert, . TO
30 pm.