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One of the four International Festival queens Elaine Sakai JoAnne Squires Lilyan Mar and Rosemary Blancs will be crowned a Seattle Seafair princess at the International Queen Ball.

Daesie Graves and Ruth White will begin their teaching careers as Kindergarten teachers. They are both University of Washington graduates.

Mayor William F. Devin and Ray Eckmann prime minister of Seattle's Seafair gave a royal welcome last night to Lilyan Mar the newly chosen Miss International Center.

Mui-Mui (Cheryl Mayre) Chow in a miniature woman warrior's dress. She will make an appearance in the Seafair Parades.

Twenty Seafair princesses were guests of The Times at a Rainier Club dinner Friday. They were Helen Marie Ryan Beverly Anne Payne Dolores Barbour Dolores Finseth Jean Weimert Gloria Lucke Ella Rae Whitacre Gail Klatzker Marjean Patten Dolores Glazer…

Doris Page pinned a skipper badge on Lilyan Mar Miss International Center. Other Festival princesses are Elaine Sakai Joanne Squires and Rosemary Blancas.

Three workers James Mar Mary Tamura and Oscar Johnson hung lanterns in International Center in preparation for the International Festival.

Mrs. Ernest Williams Mrs. Charles F. Clise and James M. Mar helped decorate for an Hawaiian Luau event to feature the Jackson Street Community Council's annual meeting.

An "Oriental Float" turns a corner through a huge crowd during the spectacular Thursday night parade at International Center.

Betty Young the newly elected president of Hwa Sheh Chinese Students' organization at the University of Washington is the first woman president of the organization.