El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18

THE literature department OF thi
Woman's club presented the most
elaborate program in its history
Wednesday afternoon when the stu
dents Of the FL Paso School for Girls
gave the Pilgrim pageant The
pageant was given cieverly. Puri-
tans. lords and ladies OF cavilier Eng
land, soldiers Of Americas early days
and rollicking Holland children ap-
peared in turn and in picturesque en-
semble-
The pageant not was only enter
tanning but was instructive as II
portrayed a group OF historic events,
woven with story song and dance IN
an impressive manner. The prologue
discovered a little girl OF the present
day. Adele de T. BuJac, sitting in q
big arm chair and dreaming OF her
ancestors. a portrait OF whom hangs
on the wall in a gilded frame As
the little girl dreamed. Geraldine
Afnga and Bella Jacobs. dressed in
the costumes Of cavalier England
stepped out Of the frame and were
followed by other figures OF old Eng-
land. Mary Frances Robinson. Mary
Dee Muir, Matilda Ealnlr; Aaelalee
Orerstreet. all OF them dancing a
stately minuet as the dream went on.
The girls taking part as ladies OF
the court OF England were beautifully
gowned and the girls taking the parts
OF gentleman OF old England wore
and large hats with sweeping plumes.
The first episode told the story OF =
young man OF the arlStocracy. Mary
Jane Turner, who Tell in love with
demure separatist maiden. Dorothea
ReinburE. when his family turned
deaf ear TO his entrsties to marry her,
he left. and in the next scene he ap-
peared IN Holland, where the Purl-
tans had fed.
The scene Of Holland children IN
Al ID an q MIA
ing on the green and the righteous
anger OF a Puritan mother when she
discovers Puritan children among the
dances was well done
The third episode brought the
scene to America, and the first
Dame Brewster, Louise SchouFup,
prepared dinner and there was a
happy meeting Of the separatis1
maiden and her gallant lover.
The John Alden. Margaret Palm
Priscilla, Julia Hawkins. story was
brought into this scene with a bash
full Miles standish OF great heart,
Marion Hurd-
other characters. all excellently
portrayed were; Sir Hubert Wolver-
ing. katherine Seamons; lady Patricia
WolrerinE, his daughter Nellie
Allison. a young daughter
Kate Leaven; Cecil, a young son,
Helen Weckerle; Anne, aged 5,
Marllynn Fox kenelym allen. cousin
OF Guy iWolverihg. Marion Dun: Ro-
samoud Allen, his sister, Evelyn
Jameson; Phillip Lester. friend OF
Guy. Frances Hubbard Richard Oar
ney. friend OF Guy, Genevieve Muir
ply. Elizabeth Darney, sister OF
Richard. jeanette Rawlings Pris-
ella a nurse. Kathyieeu Orndorff;
Stephen, a servant. Marjorie Reese
Captain Jones OF the Mayflower.
Euls Mae COggin; elder Brewster
Edith Calhoun; John WinslOw. D0r0-
they Whitaker: Guy Wolvering. Ma
rion Dunn. Rosamond Allison. Vera
Coffelt: master Bradford. Alice Rand;
A vender OF apples. Hannah. Fitch.
Puritans- Virginia Morris and Viz
GINA Gardner.
Dutch children: Mary Josephine
Evans, Katherine Coles. Betty HaW-
zins, Lorraine Crockett. Anita And
reas and Louise Adams.
Puritan children. Virginia Gardner. [
and Virginia Norris
Governor Bradford. Alice Rand. FL
Ter Brewster, Edith Calhoun: Her
bert WinslOEy Dorothy Whitaker,
Helen Jackson: Priscilla.
Julia Hawkins; Betty Brewster. Mar
iorie Harris; Patience Homer. Nir-
Einia Gardner Giles Homer. Virginia
Norris
Indians: Ethel Goldoft. Elizabeth