Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1926, Page 39

PLANS FOR FOURTH MATURING RAPIDLY Climax Comes Monday, With | Pageant and Fireworks Display at 9:30. Washington continued its observ- servance of Independence week today | hy preparing for one of the most pre- tentious “Fourth of July” celebrations held here in many years. The big climax to the week of com- memoration will come next Monday, designated for the occasion hecause of the fact that the Fourth this v falls on Sunday. The ceremonies will | include a_service at the Capitol at 7:45 p.m., featured by a great pageant, “The Story of America.” and a thrill- ing pyrotechnical display on Monument grounds, heginning at 9:30 geant Cast Completed. Plans are completed for the handling and direction of the big appear in the s of America.’” rest will be and Bess Davis Schreiner and Edith 11 Hunter, directors of pers nel. Organizations represented at the pageant include: Department of Agri- culture, Army School of Nur trict of Columbia Chapter Ame Red Cross, Daughters of the Ame Revolution. Sons of the American | Revolution. Children”of the American | Revolution. Young Women's Christian | Association. Daughters of America, | Tnternational ociation of Art and Letters, Order of the Eastern Star, Society of I'riends, Shakespeare So- | clety, National Capital Players, Arts | Club of Washington and others. There | are between 25 and 30 different im- | portant organizations taking part in | the many scenes of this pageant of liberty, which is being presented un- der the ces of the committee on | spointed by the Board and under the man- Community Center agement of the Department. Mrs. Harry C. Barnes. secretary of the local chapter. American Red announced the names of par- in the Red Cross unit for ageant: Administration—Maj Barnett. Gen. A Harry and Harry Gen. George Johnston, M . C. E. Smif J. Roberts, Mrs. R. L. olb and Miss so Rogers, Howard, Miss Mathilde Herrmann. Hospital, hostesses and recreation— i Miss Doretta stwood, Mrs. auline Hedian, Miss Elizabeth C. 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