El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-26
SCHOOL GIRLS PRESENT ALLEGORY
"TF4E MAIDEN COMES TO HER KINGDOM

into the woodland scene led by Pauls
Krupp and frOliclled about the lawn IN
the daintiest of dances. The children
were Marion Hurd, Julie Hawkins, Bar
bara Wallace, Betty Booker Harris.
Helen Kelly, Ruth ArOnstein and Isabel
Boniface. Then Paula Krupp separat-
ing from the children executed a Won
derfully graceful little solo dance. The
children retired to the back of the
scene, as Worlds Need personated by
Mary Redmond entered. gowned in a
deep violet Grecian robe Burdened
with the woe Of the unhappy children
in the world she appealed 10 the Wise
World Mother" portrayed by Miss
stella TreadwelI OF the faculty Of the
school Miss Treadwell was gowned in
a classical robe OF pale corn color with
a drapery Of the same hue deepening to
rich gold, and wore a chaplet OF dark
green ivy leaves about her auburn
hair She seemd to typify Ceres, the
goddess of fruitfulness, as she moved
across the lawn to her throne w orld's
Desire" acted by Dorothy Lakeland,
typifed the aspirations and lOng1ngs
Of the human soul and in answer TO
these appeals, the three AIaidens came
Madeleine Stafford, Helen Teichman. and
Genevieve Collins, gowned in simple
white, with willing hearts to help but
empty hands
the worlds need came Teachers and
Gifts, symbOlized by beautiful girls
gOWned in Greclan robes OF SOFTLY
blended hues. Fair Heritage" (Helen
Stewar) representing strength, life,
and pride Of blood and race was nrst;
she was gowned in a flowing white robe
with dFapery Of pale yellow.
Winter" Beatrice Stiles was
dressed in the soft grays of snowy
days and stormy skies. Gay, biithe--
some Spring" ruth Rawlings)
gowned in the color Of budding trees.
danced in with her gifts sChild's
Gaiety" louise Crawford dressed in
rosy pink with flower wreath on her
head; 'Diligenee" (Alethea Conin) in
pale - blue; obedience" Charlotte
Harris) also in pale blue; and PITY"
CKatharine White in pale pink.
In her train came the Teachers.
Fairy Lore" Louise Beach,. a dainty
little dream princess in the soft gray
OF cObWebs and sparkling mOonbeams:
and Mature" (Sadie Ruth Aldridge)
dressed in green with garlands OF
daisies. With their attendants a pretty
dance was given and then to the music
danced a graceful Interpretation Of the
music.
Summer" CMay Kranzthor) gowned
like a pink rose, brought Experience"
Charlotte Ormsbee), Science" Ger
trud Mueller, and Religion" (ROse
Adams, all gowned in tones OF pale and
deep blue, and Art" (Floy BarnhardD
in a flowing white robe with gold bOr-
ders. Summers gifts were dressed
alike IN pale rose shades They were;
Clear Seeing lydia Happer),
"Quietness' katharine Dick. En-
thusiasm" birdie Krupp), Kindness"
Carrie Adams). Truth" ruth
Schwartz, "FOrtitude" CSIargaret
Schuster), sympathy" tMargaret Neff),
Hope" (Nancy Williams, Faith"
dorothy Williams). Luella Wulfjen
as Trial" was gowned in long trail
ing robe OF deep purplish gray
Love" (Clara Hawkins) with her
companion Service for Others CVonia
Bray came to tell her big part in the
worlds life. Love was all in white.
and Service" wore a tabard suit Of
leather color with deeper toned border.