Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

charge OF inc Phrochtal schools.
woman's College will produce Much
Ado About Nothing" act 2. scene 3:
act 3. scene /: act 4. scene 4. and act
3. scene 9. The christening scene from
Henry Will" will be in charge of Miss
Nora Houston. Richmond College will
the shrew.'' The Tempest" .rhe
Winters Tale" Midsummer Nights
Dream" and the following scenes:
first part OF Henry w." act 2. scene
A: second part of Henry "" act 2.
scene 4. and act 4. scene .: Henry
w." act D, scene .: Hamlet" act 9
part OF scene 2, and act 3. part OF
scene 2. Two fairs will be situated at
extreme ends OF the campus on level
stretches OF green lawn underneath the
shade trees. Mrs. w. Robert Beverley
Is general chairman OF the Stratford
Country Fair and the st. Bartholomew
Fair. At the latter fair ballad singers.
ginEcr-brcad sellers and pig women
Will cry their wares. At the Stratford
Country Fair will be live sheep.
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE
OF SHAKESPEARE FAIRS
The committee in charge of the fairs
follows:
Helen Baker. Miss Anne Beattie. Miss
Katherine Gordon, Miss Mary Urner
Tarts aud bunS-Mrs. William c.
Bell. Miss Amelia Massey and Miss
Marie hoiner.
Stalls committee-NIiss Mamie Walden.
Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Isabel
Walker.
Butternut sellers-Mrs Carroll Car
nett and Mrs. Henry Frochling.
Ballad singers-AIiss Cornelia Ma
gill and Miss Winnie Timory
Acrobats-aIiss Adelaide Rothert.
Gingerbread scllers-AIiss Robins.
Miss Marie Ryland and Miss Lucy
Peake
Flower sellcrs-NIrs. ]. y. Connolly
and Mrs. Mary Shine.
Peddlcrs-NIiss Mary Williams Mrs
Is. j. Hokc and Miss Alice Welsh.
Country dancerS-Miss Isabel Harris
and Miss Carrie Swetban. The puppet
show will be In charge of MICS jose
phine Mcleod.
Two famous taverns, in which food
and drink will be sold, are situated on
picturesque sites on the lakeside
Mermaid Tavern will be in charge of
Miss Bessie Stearnes and Bears Head
Tavern will be In charge of Dean Mary
Keller, of Westhampton. who will take
the part OF the hostess, Dame Quickly
The lighthouses will be used for the
buildings.
STALLS BUILT OUT ON
BRIDGE OVER Lake
A long row of temporary stalls have
been built on the bridge over the lake.
Mrs. Harry w. Wayt will conduct in
Two OIL inc large rooms, OrdinaricS, or
eating houses. Young women will
serve Another of the rooms will be
used as book store, in which the
rare collection of prints owned by Miss
Orie L.. Hatcher. besides books on
Shakespearean literature, will be dis
played. Still another of the rooms
Will be the store Of Christopher Mont
JOY, the wigmaker, with whom Shake
spearc boarded over the store
1T is the idea OF the committee I'm
charge that spectators mingle among
the participants Of the pageant and
enter into the spirit of the celebration.
The pageant will last two days, Nav
and Q. and on each day the program
Will be the same. Participants will be
admitted free. The Boy Scouts, John
Marshall High School cadets and mem
bers from, the Richmond Blues will act
as marshals. Shakespeare ball will
be given at the Jefferson May 4.
Below is partial list of the singers
and musicians. High School Chorus
and eight groups of singers, under
direction OF Walter c. Mercer Group
~ singers and pupils OF and under d.
Tactton of Mrs. William r. Reinhardt.
Misses Ester Wilson, Christine Klein
Marian King, Bess Burfoot, Polly Deus
berry, Susie Gary, Caroline Webb, Ruth
Davis, Fletcher and Eta Bailey, Mary
McGary, Annie Kenny, Sarah West,
Reeds. Anderson. Harris, Mrs. Garrett,
F! Mrs. PelouZe and Mrs. Lindsay.
One group Of singers, members of