Evening journal., 1911-09-04
ARDENITES In
PACENTS FUN
tcon,inued From First Paga.l

Newberne showed a clipping from
a newspaper setting forth that he, In
company with a disciple" known as
"Wiseman," we're travelling to Florida
and that they had spent some time in
the Holy Lands. Several years ago
the two men held a meeting in this
city, he said, but as far as his entrance
into Arden was concerned he claimed
II was accidental.
Il decided to walk out of Whining
ton for a sunbath and pleasure" he
said, "and while / had heard of this
place ] did rot know ] was here until
| came TO a sign inviting me in"
When asked II he was opposed to
pageant he replied. Il like TO see chill
dren play"
Meantime the pageant was resumed
and while the moving picture operator
was busy working the film making
machine Newberne mingled with the
crowds After spending some time a.
the colony he returned to this city.
Sinclair Drops Out
Another figure that was missed in
this years pageant was Upton Sin
clair, the Socialist author. who has
been in the limelight since Brown
caused his arrest for playing tennis
on Sunday. This was followed by
Sinclairs sojourn in the workhohse
and his filing OF papers for divorce
from his wife. "Uppie" stood on the
reviewing line yesterday but his son
David, aged 9 years, took the part Of
moth"
Ceres, tho Queen OF the Harvest"
was represented by Mrs Alice L. Stein
lein and she was surrounded by
number of women representing
"Maidens," in a float, The Joy OF the
Harvest Home"
The pageant which started from the
Red House, was lead by the Marshals,
Frank Stephens, William Worthington
and Don Stephens. After marching
down the road before the operator of
the picture machine, the marchers
gathered on Woodlawn Green where
the Lord Of the Manor" was 10 have
made an address. This part of the
program was not carried through. but
the time was spent I'm the Harvest
Dance.
The Scottish Dance was then held
after which Frank Stephens, one Of
the marshals and a founder OF the
colony, made an address in which ne
stated the object of the affair
and that owing to the lateness OF the
hour, the sports would be eliminated,
but that all could have seats on the
Meadow Grove.
The pageant then proceeded to the
grove in front Of the Guild Hall and
while dinner was being prepared the
Ardenites amused themselves In
throwing balls at the babies, repre-
senting the townsmen Of the colony.
Others spent the time dancing
In the evening the Players Guild
presented "A scene from Mid Summer
Nights Dream" in the field theatre
and dancing followed In the Guild
Hall
Those Who Took Part.
The pageant will be repeated this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock when the feature
will be singing by chorus under Pro-
fessor Edmunds
Those who participated in the pa
geant and the characters they por-
trayed we're.
Marshals, Don Stephens. william
Worthington. Frank Stephens; page,
Lloyd Passage; trumpeters, william
Green and Erwin Booth standard
bearers. White and Passage; town
clerk, II G. Kumme, Sr.; accountant,
Mr. Gerstein.
Townsmen--H O. Albright. T. Ross,
Or. Moore; ladies-Mrs Thompson,
Mrs. George Cohen. Mrs Hetzel; pages
Edward Woolery, A. Hopes.
Jester, II. ID. Ware; Lord and Squire.
Mr.. Price, Walter Kumme. Lady and
Squire, Mrs Worthington. Roger
stephens. Pages. Arthur Ross. Har-
mon Herkes. Gentlemen, Mr. Light
bown. Mr. Hoefner
Ladies' of the. Household-Miss ID.
Dunbar, Mrs. Brunell. Miss A. Dunbar,
Miss Darling Housekeeper, Mrs Gar
rod. Cook, A. Erwin. Varlet, Louis Rus
sell. Scullions, Dick and Karl Cohen,
Billy Worthington. Bayard Noble.
Pages, Bob Whitaside. Buster Erfin,
Octave Brunell, Maidens. Angela
Weiss, Constance Kiehl. Marion Ward
Standard Bearer Arden Club. A Teyis,
Squire, Mr.. Hamhly Gid Master. Bob
Woolery, Page. Johnny Rotan
Standard Bearer Musicians Guild
r. J. Steinline. Guild Master. Mr
Kopelon. Song, Florence Taltavall
Music, DR.. Hurlong. Squires, Mr. Buck
d. Rutan.
-Maidens, Mrs Windle, vthe
Misses McWilliams. Ceres, Mrs. Alice
l.. Steinline.
Standard Bearer Yeomans Guild
Tom Hall Guild Master. George Co
hen. Yeoman, c. Lightbrown, f. Shan
drew. Dick Erwin, Henry Kiefer
! Standard Bearer Craftsmens Guild
E. Ross. Guild Master, f. Brunell
J Craftsmen. f. Leech, Mr. Ward, Sr.
b Mr.. Dunbar. Mr.. Kramer
Standard Bearer Scholars Club
Herbert Stephens. Guild Master, Har
ry Hetzel. Poetry. Kitty Ross Let
. ters, Mrs. Passage. Language, Mrs
Brown.
Standard Bearer lolk Guild, Geors
Brown, Jr Guild Master, W. Ross
Dance, Margaret Wood. Recreation
Helen Ware. Camp Fire. Margare
Stephens.
, Guild Master, Mrs. Nusser. Chill
e dren, Heloise Brown and Grace Worth
ington. Education, Mrs. Louis
b Kumme Market. Mrs. Woolery.
Standard Bearer Players Guill
Amy Potter Guild Master. Pal
Il Rutan. Fairies, Eleanor Foote. Gel
IS trude Garrod. Moths, Buddy Ervii
~ David Sinclair Dalbert Passage