Evening journal., 1916-04-26
Students TO present
SHAKESPEAREAt FETE
Pageant on Friday After
noon TO be Brilliant
Affair
HUNDRED TO TAKE
PART IN FESTIVAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, April 26-With the re-
opening Of Delaware College and the
Women's College following the Easter
vacation, final arrangements are being
made for the great Shakespcarean fcsti-
val TO be held Friday and Saturday
The pageant Friday afternoon is to be
the most spectacular and elaborate cos
tune affair ever held in connection with
tle college and four or five hundred per-
SONS will take part in IL. Hundreds OF
visitors from all parts Of The state will
be ia Newark for the festival. One of
the features Of the festival will be the
elaborate souvenir programs
The festival will open with the pa
gcnnt on Friday afternoon. The several
hundred persons, including members OF
the faculties of the two colleges. stu.
dents, school children aud townspcople
who take part ia the parade from tho
Nomcu's College to Joe Frazer Field
will all hc in costume
The procession will form at 3
o'clock I'm front OF Science Hall at
the Women's College. The order will
be MS follows:
Division 1.-Two Heralds. Oberon
and Puck. Bad Fairies. Titania and
attendants, Good Fairies, Shakes
peare. Children
Division 1.-Two Heralds, Morris
Dancers, Six Foresters. Robin Hood
Little John. Frlar Tuck. six For
esters. -Four Maidens strewing flow
ers, Maid Marian. Maidens in attend
ance, Hobby-horse and Dragon,
Shakespeare. Father. Anne Hatha-
way, and Susanna, Lord Lucy, Youth
and Maidens. with oxen In midst.
Division II1-Two Heralds Shakes
pears, Actors, Orlando and Rosalind
Jaques. TouchstOne and Audrey,
Duke, attended by Celia. Amiens,
First Lord. oliver, Second Lord.
Division 1.-TWO Heralds. -Four
Gravel Strewers Earl OF Southamp-
ton, with Six Lords. Chancellor. with
TWO Attendants. Sir Walter Raleigh
Mistress OF the Wardrobe, Ladies' in
Waiting. Two Pages. Queen. Two
Footmen. Four Mounted Guard, La
dies OF the Court. Lords. Patron
esses. and other Guests, in cos
tune.
The line of march will be on South
| College avenue to Main street tc
North College avenue to Frazer Field
/ As II is desired that everyone shall
see the procession to the best advan
/ tage. no ono will be admitted TO Fra
/ zer Field until the entire procession
has entered the field and the various
groups have taken their proper posi-
/ tions Those who appear in Eliza
bethan costume will have the pref
erence I'm the matter OF seats.
! Automobiles may be parked at thu
Women's College in front OF Resi-
dence Hall. on the campus OF Della
ware College In the rear OF Recita
/ ton Hall. No automobiles or car
riages will be allowed on Fraze
! Field.
Principal rarts in the pageant vii
| be taken by the following'
Part I-Oberon Alice Hofecker
Puck Anna Ritz; Titania. Marl
( Mitchell. Shakespeare, the boy, Jus
tin Steel
Part II-Maid Marian. Mary Mason
/ Robin Hood. Morris Mitchell' Frial
Tuck, Ernest Wilson; Little John
Warren Newton: viii Shakespeare
Harold Horsey; Hobby Horse. Georg'
Brewer: Lord Lucy. James A. Croth
ers: shakespeare father. Harold
Foster: Anne Hathaway, Selma Bach
! rach. Susanna, Betty Steel; th'
/ dancers i'm the village scene will be
Misses Postles, Stuart Read, Nc
Dougle. Evans, E. F. Jones' NJ
! Wright Cook Grieves, DobsOn, \
Smith Dawson, Clendaniel, Shoru
Ledenham. Groves Thompson, SteN
ems. Grant. McGraw, Kern, Fletchel
Gallaher, Walton. Bailey, Lauritsen
Nickerson. Willim, Morse, FergusoI
steele. Jefferis. Eggert, u. NJ. Jones
Schunder, v Smith; Messrs' AleXai
der. Salevan. Wilson, Downs, flshel
Edgar. Ewing. Stayton, Smith Mitei
ell. stephens. Jones.
Part Shakespeare in his ma
turity, DR.. &. c. Mitchell' Earl o
SOUTHAMPTON. G. T., Keyes: Chancel
lor. Josiah Marvel: sword bearer. Jo
semi II. Hossinger. sceptre bearer
y H. srager: Sir Walter Raleigl
charles W. Bush: Mistress OF th
Wardrobe. Mrs. Mnot Brewer; Quee
Elizabeth Miss T.. T.. Wilson; pages
Margaret and Ruth Vinsinger; Coui
Dancers Miss Ethel Campbell, katl
arine Bowen. Cornelia Pilling, DIV
> Heiser. Messrs. C. O. Smith L. /
Hills, Richard Whittingham an
Robert Sumwalt.
Friday evening and Saturday after
noon the play. Twelfth Night. wi
, be presented in the Opera House.
II is hoped that all those VIII
appear I'm Elizabethan costume IA
the pageant will wear IL to the the
atrc The audience Is requested {
D assemble promptly. as no one will b
seated during the first scene of Oh
first act. The performance on Saiu1
, day afternoon will be Identical wit
that which viii be given on Frida
night
i, Professor Harry Morgan Ayros, {
Columbia University. will deliver a
. address I'm the college oratory Satul
day morning ON Shakespeare: Bot
OF an Age and for All Time" Admi'
sion 10 this lecture as to the pageal
exercises will be free.
II II should rain on Friday aftel
: noon. the pageant will be held on Sa
, urday morning at 10 o'clock. and N
{ lecture will be given on Friday afte
u noon az 4 o'clock