Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-31
GREAT PAGEANT Of
PILGRIMS LANDING
ONCOLLEGE GROUND
To be Given by Summer School
Students Assisted by Resi-
dents of Newark.
WILL BE IMPOSING AND
TRULY HISTORICAL
s,cria, Corpspondence of Every Evening

College Monday evening by the students
of the Summer School, under the direction
of Miss Lolita Clark of Boston, dlrecto, oi
community civics at the school. 1t VIII be
known as The Call to Freedom ana
more than 200 will be in the cast, which
for several weeks has been rehearsing
under the direction of Miss clark. ooi-
diers at the rehabilitation camp, memoefs
of Ninnehaha Tribe Of HE'D Men ana
number of townspeople VIII take part III
the pageant; -. o,ly
manned but written by the Summer
School students IL will be divided INTO
four parts. The first will represent the
Freedom of the Sea. the Norsemen second
tho Freedom of the Land, the Indians,
third. Freedom of Worship, the ffigrins'
fourth, the Freedom of Education, 70 be
rcprescnted by Delaware Much work has
been done In preparing for the pageant ny
the students. under the constant guidance
of Miss Clark. They recently painted
some attractive posters which nave Deeh
placed in nearly every town IN the HVate
by the teachers, advertising the pageant.
The costumes will be especially attractive
and have been designed by the stluehtS
nv studying the costumes OF the various
periods represented by the episodes
The managers of the pageant are:
Costumes Miss Florence Hubbard; music,
Miss Dora Wilcox; dancing Miss Rose
Virginia Christal. with Miss Clark as
director. The program is as follows;
EPISODE I.
Tho Norsemcn- Freedom of the sea
The dance of the waves. The song OF the
s.amen. The sun maidens call nc
triumph of the Norsemen. (a) song, tbh
rcst. (c) exploration. I'D butterflies. Bring
ing in the vines and grapes. Feasting and
nerrymaking. The skrelllngs (lndIans)
hear tho noise and send a shower of arrows
among the Norscmcn Therwald, mortally
wounded. is borne away by his lalnentlng
followers.
EPISODE II.
The Red Men Freedom OF the
Land Indian scouts search Tor safe
,entinp- ground They bring IN their
tr,he and establish their village. (a) put
nm wivwam. 10 build fire, (c) plant corn,
al sing lullaby, (e) bring in game with
rejoicing Messengers 90 to bring ~
nclehboring chiefs, who hold tho Council OF
Seven Great Chiefs and raise Niassasolt 10
the office IF a chief among them. " hen
the visitors are gone, Massasot falls III
HIS tribe moan IN fear
EPISODE III
Tho Pilgrims Freedom to Worship
Cod. The signing of the Mayfiower COM
nact The landing of the Pilgrims. The
coming of Samoset and Squanto: Nnsiow
visits tho Indian village and gives Inedi-
cine to Nassasoit.. Massasor goes TO
Bradford and signs treaty OF peace ana
friendship. Winslow remains with the
Ind,,ns ne hostage messenger from
Tho unfriendlv chief. CanonIcus brings
= snake skin full of arrows. Bradford fills
!, with powder and shot and returns It.
Priscilla and John Alden. The Pilgrims
going 10 church The first Thanksgiving
EPISODE ".
Delaware Freedom of Education !:
The challenge The answer The college.
Tho child Educations call TO every one.
''O,ir star must lead always.
EPISODE 1.
butterflies Ableman, Florence
Kohl. Helen Locates, Mayme Burris,
Estellc Wright, Irma Jaquette, fanny
Marvel. Catherine Hughes, Florence
Griffith. Gladys Pratt, Grace hastings,
Olive Hudson; II. LeGates, manager
Sea NIaidens- Mary Rowland, Nir-
GINA LYONS. Anna Lister, Maud lord
Dorothy Rust. Isabelle Blackstone, Mir
lam Chamberlin. Rosa Hickman Murray.
Catherine Johns. Mrs. WhIteman, Iris
Ireland. Anna Studley, Melss Wilgus
Anna Coffin; Mrs Irwin b. nhitcman,
manager.
sun Maidens- Margaret McDermott,
Mary johnson, Birda Parker, Mary
Skrivan. Emma Taylor, Mrs. /. L. Mar
TN. Mary Evans, Elva Blackson, Lulu
Robinson. Eugenia Brown, Lora Little,
Edith Wollaston. Ada Stack, Irene Tat
man: Iora Little, manager.
The Norsemen- Soldiers from re-habili-
tation camp-Messrs. Campbell, Fink
lone. Redline, Shook, DombrowskI, Luck
ert. Helmbreck, Davidson. Johns, Mich
ael, Minor, Becman, Christian, Scheld,
McKernnan. Ownes, Iutze, johnson,
Michaels, Scheid. Minor, Cameron, Chris
tian. Donibrowski. Swope, kilner, Powers,
Harris, Campbell, Shook, Johnson, Nc
Herman, Luckert, Yutze, Helmbreck,
Mumford, MacElroy, Finkbone, Sabotsky,
Pierce Owens; trumpeter William Horner.
EPISODE II.
Indian Harold Wilkinson, Abra-
ham Hoffman, Paul Maxwell, William
Wollaston, Corbit Crompton, John Cum
bingham, Eugene Mayer, Max Marritz.
Indian girls-Miss Pattison. Bessie
Wilkins, Louise Hastings, Elsie Insley,
Ruth Harper, Margaret Hill, Elsie Hud-
son. Helen Heather, Julia Griffith, Nina
Horn. Miss Hall, Miss Fulton, Madaline
Manlove, Mrs Richards, Minnie Hill,
Elsie Rowland, Burnice Galloway, Lucy
Ellis. Grace Harper, Elizabeth Heath,
Sara Evans, Delema Dickerson, Mrs.
Seamons, Miss Danzenbaker, Nancy
Tr,1itt. Reba Rittenhouse, Alice Turner,
Mrs Matte Watson.
Red Men-Albert Barnett, Daniel
Krapf. Thomas A. Mullin, G. E. Swain,
A. r. Walraven, NJ. +. McCallister,
c. ". Keith, Elwood Sheldon, George w.
Krapf. ". s. Armstrong, W. {. Jester,
]. p. Schenley, l. G. Shellender, ". Y.
Linden. +. c. Jester, c. A. Short, Louis
krapf
EPISODE III
Pilgrim girls-Sarah T. Rutt, Elba r.
Catterson, Myrtle Pettijohn, Sadie Jones,
Sadie Cavanaugh, Florence Isaacs, Estel-
Ia Jones. Mable Wright, Harriet Gatchell
Ida Rawlins, Mrs. Whiteman, Viola Hud-
son. Rachel Fuller, Helen Start, Ida
Nagel. Ella A. Maloney, Marguerite West,
Nvrtle Ottwel, Alma McKnett, Edna
Langrell. Eleanor Davis, Ruth McCrack-
en-. Mary Wiltbank, Corrinne Sheldon,
Sara Brown, Ida NJ. Kay, Maude |
Sfarkv. Sallie Dolby, Cora Shockley, !
Mamie Rohr, Mildred Griffith Kenneth |
Jefferson, Margaret Moore, Enulie Car |
renter. Mamie A. Collins, Cora Shockley, |
Naamah Daisey, Mary Ii. Darby, Martha |
Simms. Violet Ottwell, Mrs. Emma Evans, |
LYDIA Evans, Catharine See, Villa Mes |