Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-01
GA TO TAKE PART
IN FETE SATURDAY
ChiIdren's Festival to Be
Held in Afternoon at
Central Center.

The fifth annual children's festiva
OF the Community Center Department
will be held Saturday afternoon at Z
o'clock at Central Community Center
Thirteenth and Clifton streets, with 614
participants from the 10 centers
throughout the city.
Vari-colored balloons will be used tc
decorate the stage, and following the
performance will be given to the chill
dren.
Groups of children from Southeast
Center will take part in four numbers,
featuring an original dance plan en-
titled "The Princess OutwitS Her Prime
Minister, written and directed by Miss
Evelyn Davis, and an original shadow
graph entitled 1.-THE Witch and the
Frog" directed by Mrs. Donna Taggart.
for which special settings and lighting
have been arranged by Harold Snyder.
Members of the Cast.
The cast for 1.-THE Princess Outwits
Her Prime Minister" includes: Marian
Ruehl, Ella Bergling, Florence Close.
Precosia Crosby, Frances Gallagher,
Alice Garrison, Rosaline Hepner, Gladys
Hendricks, Evelyn McLaren, Mary
Frances Partridge, Evelyn Simpson.
Shirley Schafer. Mary Traynor, Bar
bara Weiss, Florence Cady, Margaret
Colin. Mary Colin. Jacqueline Embrey,
Elsie Smithson. Sylvia Berlin, Vivian
Hendrix, Dorothy Simpson, Margaret
Schwenk, Beatrice Bishop, Rosaline
Bishop, Lorraine Fisher, Ardith Harris,
Elaine Harris, Ruth Kravitz, Dorothy
Nolan, Katherine Clark, Marjorie Girls
san, Ruth Harris, Wilhelmina Schmidt.
Edna Simonds, Eloise Snipes, Ruth
Hullings and Margaret Hell.
Those taking part in the shadow
graph, THE Witch and the Frog" are:
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James Cochrane, Virginia MacCauley,
Edward Schenk, Dorothy Agnes Smith,
Dorothy Ellen Smith, Betty Titlow,
Margaret Powell, Maude Halterman,
Yvonne Tee, Thelma Daniels, Mildred
Zones, Sarah Gritz, Frances Wassman,
Katherine WaSSman and Ruby Halter
man.
In "The Clowns and Monkeys" also
presented by Southeast Center, Miss
Sarah Bergling has assisted in the d.
rection, with the following children
taking part: Ethel Andre, Barbara
Buker, Anna Burgess, Lorraine Cloud,
Catherine DarmStead, Sadie Fox, Alma
Fuller, Thelma 1Fairall, Natalie Gam
mon, Irene Green, Ruth jenkins, Fran
ces Leyer, Adelta Lint, Frances Nc
Gillicuddy, Helen Martz, Josephine
Clara Smoilow, Eleanor Sullivan, Edna
Sweeney, Eleanor Thomas, Mary Bates, !
Evelyn Bates, Minetta Barnes, Betty
Cochrane, Shirley Danov, Dorothy |
Driver, Olive Driver, Pauline Fuller, |
Margaret Hall, Eleanora Kravitz, Tai |
NAH McConchie, Gladys Marshall, |
Mabel Marine, June Protheroe, Lorraine |
ShallcroSs, Jean Strohecker, Betty |
Taylor and Doris Warner.
Dance Number Scheduled.
The Prep Dancers of the Southeast |
Center will offer a dance number, with |
the following boys and girls taking |
part: Edward Bishop, Beatrice Bishop,
Ella Bergling, Irma Barry, Bobby Barry, |
Peggy Barry, Arthur Branscombe, Mar
gerry Branscombe, George Conger, Mar
garet Cox, Katherine Clark, Billie |
Crawford, Precosia Crosby, Harold |
Davis, Dorothy Dix, Virginia Edge,
Jacqueline Embrey, Melvin Fletcher,
Alice Garrison, Ruth Harris, Margaret |
Hell. Rosaline Hepner, Eleanor Hager-
man, Bill Hullings, Ruth Hullings, |
Georgia Hardness, Vivian Hendrix, |
Mary johnson, Mildred Lewis, Barbara |
Mccarthy, Frances Mccormick, Doro-
thy Knowlton, Torrance Price, RATHER
Inc Phillips, June Protheroe, Eloise |
Snipes, Marion Ruehl, Shirley Shafer,
Lorraine Schafer, Leslie Schafer, Will
bur Schafer, Geraldine Tull, Paul We'll
Ter. Barbara Weiss, Kay Waite, Helen
Young.
Other groups to appear In the pro-
gram represent the Takoma Park and
the Thomson Centers.
A small admission fee viii be asked
ut the door to defray the expense of
the festival, as In former years.