Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30
SHAK PEARE PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
Special Observance so bs Made of shakspears Week
 Patrons and Paboneses

pageant to be held on Friday alter noon and evening when a procession across the Academy campus and | scenes from the plays will be enact ed against a Background Of woods as F heauttful as the original Forest Of Ardon.
 As tho they had stepped from the pages of Shakespeare one win seel Mark Anthony. Portia, Romeo and | Juliet, and Hamlet Viola and the | Duke. Elves and Fairies will dance at f the bidding of Puck ana TItania. Or lando will hang poems to Roselind- E Shakespeare will pipe and jestens froiic in cap and bells.
 Shakespeare himself will be with | his famous friends Ben Jonson. Sir E Walter Raleigh, Drayton. Beau l mont and Fletcher. Bacon and the f rest.
 The Elizabeth4n atmosphere will be | further carried out by the refresh-
 nents which may be purchased at a l booth presided over by fair nnaidenB l who will dispense Shrewsbury cakes, Banberry tarts, hominy cakes and sugar plums. There will be rustic I dances of Shakespeare's time and | songs will be sung by choruses from | the Norwich Musical association | Connecticut college, accompanied by | an orchestra trained by Mir. Baker
 While Norwich is making a civic 1 affair of this the interest in the pa- geant is not confined to the Rose Of and Windham counties are showing I their interest and cooperation. The I list of patrons and patronesses in- cludes people from New London Windham, Thompson. Moodus and Lyme, and Sterling.
 From New London comes Mrs. Richard Mansfield who as Beatrice Cameron charmed all lovers of Shak- espearean fair women, to give her 1 famous Portia, scene from the Mer- chant of Venice.
 Connecticut college is most gem erous in it's cooperation. In the midst of this busiest week in the year. Pres
 ident Sykes has especially arrang- ] ed the examinations so that A college l girls will be able to participate in scenes from the plays and rustic
 dances. Miss Sutton, secretary to
 the president, and Miss Hazel Wood hull instructor in physical culture
 have been indefatigable in drilling the students. Mrs. Raymond Osburn, wife of Professor Osburn will sing sFiolass Song to the Duke. while MT. ] Harold Crandal1 instructor in history T will give the prologue and epilogue in the beautiful costume he wore at the
 time of the college Shakespeare cele-
 bration.
 Among the many articles loaned for
 the occasion is a large sail to be used
 to cover the rough boards of the plat l form which the T. A. Scott co. has
 lent
 The list Of patrons and patronesses
 is as follows:
 Mayor and Mrs. p. E. Rogers, New
 London; Mayor and Mrs. Timothy c.
 Murphy, MT. and Mrs H. A Tirrel,
 Francis J. Leavens, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
 ton F. Plant New London: Jonathan | .<z1yry Miss Hannah L. Ripley, Mrs. B. P.
 Learned, Arthur H. Brewer, Senator l and Miss Whiton, New London; MT.
 and Mrs. Valentine ChappeH, New Lon l London; Miss Anna H. Branch, New
 London; MT. and Mrs Horace C..
 Learned, New London: Prof. and Mrs.
 H. T. Burr, Willimantic: MT. and Mrs.
 Robert IF. Fenton, WiIlimantic; Mir. I and Mrs C. Winfield Moves, Williman-
 tic; MT. and Mrs George F. Taylor,
 Willimantic; Mir. and Mrs. Charles
 Searls, Thompson.
 Miss Katharine Luddington, Lyme;
 MT. and Mrs. Irving BulIard Daniel
 son: Dr. and Mrs F. lE. Guild, Wind
 ham;. MT. and Mrs. c. L. Hubbard
 Rev. and Mrs E. S. Worcester. MT.
 and Mrs. Robert w. Perkins, William
 c. Gilmour Mrs. G. A Lane, Miss
 Caroline T Gilman, the Misses WiI- Hams, the Misses Osgood, Miss Annie Ruggles, Rev. F. J. Bohanan, Mir and Mrs. George S. Palmer, New London: MT and Mrs. H. R. Bond, New Lon don; MT. and Mrs Percy Eggleston, New London; Dr. and Mrs. J. w Blk i. Ter, New London; Floyd Cranska, Moosrp; Miss Cranska, Moosup; Dr. } and Mrs. E. H. Linae1, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Ayerill, Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Wyckom. MT. and Mrs. w. s. Allis, Miss Gertrude Young. Taftville; Rev and Mrs. Arthur varIey, TaftvilIe; Rev. and Mrs J. H. Selden, the Misses Lucas.
 Mrs. c. T.. Richards, Dr. and Mrs. w.
 K Tingley. the Misses GulIiver, Rev. J. H. Broderick, MT and Mrs. Frank b. Palmer, New London: MT. and Mrs.
 l.. Tracy ShefieIds New London; Miss
 Elizabeth c. Wright, New London;
 Mrs. Annie M. Hislop, New London; Rev and Mrs. J. R. Danforth. New : London; lMrS. Augustus e. Tyler, New ' London: MT. and Mrs. Squire Greg , son, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson. \ the Misses Young, AIr. and Mrs. How i, ard L. Stanton. MT. and Mrs. Costello Lippftt, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Slocum, 2 Guy Eastman, MT. and Mrs. William s Fl. Shields, MT and Mrs. A. N. H. 2 Vaughn, Dr. and Mrs. William q < Browne, the Misses Cadden, Mir. and , Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, Miss Maroi
 of Thompson. the Misses Sayles-
 c. w Comstock. UncaSviIle: MT. and ]. Mrs. Robert B. Chappen, New London; ,; Mir. and Mrs. William Reeves, New e London; Rev. e. H Strouse, MT and i. Mrs. Joseph T. Tanning. MT. and Mrs WilsIow F Williams, Judge and Mrs
 Gardiner Greene. the Misses Norton
 Rev and Mrs. J. F. Cobb, Col and
 Mrs C. ". Gale, Mr. and Mrs M. D Jensen: MT. and Mrs Arthur M ]: Brown, Jewett City, Frederick J : Huntington, Mrs. Edward 10. Fuller I Mrs Hugh F. Osgood. Mrs F. S. Camp = Mir. and Mrs C. E. Hinman, Whitman.
 tic; MT and Mrs Christopher Case y Wfllimantfc: Mrs Helen Boss Cum. g mings, Willfmantie; Mrs George " 8 Danielson. Putnam Heights; Mir. aEt D Mrs Herbert Bowen, woodstock; Dr D and Mrs J. E. Kent, Putnam: Dr. and F Mrs Rfenzi Robinson, Danielson; MT a and Mrs Harold Mowry. Sterling