The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

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i Stalls Committee Miss Mani
Walden, Miss Ruth Anderson and Mis-
Isabel walker.
| Butternut seiiers--Afrs. Carol
Garnett and Mrs. Henry Frroehling.
1 Ballad Singers--Mis Cornelia Ma
gill and Miss Winnie Timory.
| Acrobats-M Miss Adalaide Rothert.
Gingerbread Seilers---Miss Robins
Miss Marie Ryiand and Miss Luc
Peake.
Flower Seliers--Mrs. J. A. Conneil
and Mrs. Mary Shine.
Peddlers--Misa Mary Williams. Mrs
X. J. Hoke and Miss Alice Welsh.
Country dancers--Miss Isabel Har
ris and Miss Carrie Swethan. Thu
puppet show will be In charge of Mis-
Josephine Mcleod.
Two famous taverns, In which foot
and drink will be sold, are situated
on the lake side. Mermaid Taverr
Stearnes and Bears Head Tavern will
be in charge of Dean Mary Keller
of Westhampton.
A temporary building has been bull
on the bridge over the lake Mrs
Harry w. Wyatt will conduct two
ordinaries 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 r.: Hatcher, be-
sides books on Shakesperean litera-
ture will be displayed. Still another
of the rooms will be the store OF
Christopher Montjoy. the wigmaker
with whom Shakespeare boarded
Wigs from New York will be on dis
play.
Alternating with the sports will be
| the dances under the direction OF
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner. a young ex-
pert from New York. The list OF
dances, the number in the group and
the participants are given below.
Country dances-Black Nag. three
groups of six each, by the kindergar-
ten Training School.
! "Magr- On-A- Cree" three groups OF
eight each from the Women's College
Row Well, Ye ~ jners," five
groups from st. Jos Us Parochial
/ School, of six each,
"Maypole dance, or Gathering
Peasecods," will be given by -four
separate groupa, with a total OF 100
people. One group will be from st
Josephs School. two from the Y. w
C. A, and a fourth from Miss Ellett't
School.
selengers Round will be stepped b,
hllOtuEi SiOup VI GiEitNFGh LIbiil SiAt
Kindergarten Training school.
Morris dances will include two
kinds. the first. Blue Eyed Stranger,
will be taken care of by a troop from
the Boy Scouts. and "Rigs-o' NARROW
will be danced by two groups from
Binford Junior High School. a pro
cessional morris will be participated
in by all three groups.
Intricate Dances
The beautiful, intricate and males
tic dances of the nobility have beer
!, given careful study and much prac
tice by the society women who are Il
dance them Mrs John SHELTON VII
, liams will lead nine couples in tn
"Pavaue," a dance of the court o
, the queen in the sixteenth century
The Coranto and the Gaillard will b
danced by the young men and youn
women students from Westhamptol
! and Richmond College. Twelve am
, fourteen couples respectively will TAX
; part .-., '-..
) The Council OF Jewish Women Wi
have the wonderful "Canaries" mum
Der with five couples.
After the procession Is over tn
. queen and her court will go TO Rich
. mond College athletic field where tn
sports of the day will be stated wit
grand tournament betweens sixte c
= mounted knights from the Richfnon
Signal Corps. Sergeant T.. BeveEle
Campbell Is in charge Of this featur,
= The men will be in coats of mail an
;, mounted. After the grand tournamer
the groups win scatter to their nj
! signed sections OF the grounds.
= Sports Program.
From six to eight spots on III
| grounds scattered appropriately wi
81 be the scene OF the sports. The par
y ticipante will move about the campu
n In rotation alternating with thet dane
u ers. w. q. Ford. OF the Y. NJ c. A
81 has arranged the program of sport a
q follows:
u Hoodman Blind and Prisoners Bias
II win be played by the students fror
81 John Marshall High School and fro1
81 the Btnford Junior High School.
Flipping the toad, leap frog, leapin
~ by the Boy Scouts from Troop 6
IA Hen on the back. nine men Morri
q trap stick. balloon ball will be give
Al by thu pupils of the Parochial SCHOOL
u Archery contests--John Marsha
3 High School. Richmond Academy. an
81 Troop Is. Boy Scouts.
The Benedictine school Will play
q football under the same rules,
rather lack OF rules. which prevaile
in shakespeare's time.
En- Bandy ball will be the pastin
81 played by the girls from the Y. w. c.
81 and from Westhamption College MI,
81 Beatrice Berthold and Miss Fam
ri Crenshaw have trained the your
8 women.
81 The public and the participants
~ the spectacle as they amble over q
IA grounds Will have an opportunity
NJ test their dexterity and skill at sever
b games. Quoits. bowls. and bowiir
n on the green, with different regulation
N for playing than are in use today, wi
be In charge OF Charles 7. Taylc
e The public will also be invited
learn to fence at the fencing schot
n which the members of the Signal Corr
III Will conduct after the tournament.
III Throwing Mt the cock will be op'
n to the public. A rooster will
n placed in a Jar with Its head stickir
out Four throws with stick {
twenty-five cents will be the charge.
y gold ring of much value will
n presented to the winner of the fir
# for all foot race. Queen Elizabe
Is will make the presentation and all pa
q Elephants in the pageant are eligible.
The pageant will last two days, Nj
"a and 8, and on each day of pr
u gram will be the same. The price
admission will be 81 for adults al
so cents for children the first day, a
81 the second day children, rs cents. Fa
q Elephants will be admitted free. T
Boy Scouts. John Marshall High Scho