The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-06

: jubilee celebration when will be held
next spring. This undertaking with
the May Day Revels ard the pageant
/ will be shared by every student in
/ school
The committees have been appoint
] ed during the past month. Under Miss
( Comstock the girls have started prac-
| tlclng their May Day drills. Miss Mar
/ shall has given over TO the sewing
/ classes tho various costumes for repair
and alteration. Even some geese are
/ already being educated FOR their parts.
/ IN chapel stereopticon slides were
I shown which the publicity committee
| Will use for advertisement next spring.
J The program as outlined by Profess
| sor Z. P Trueblood starts with hac-
calaureate, 1870, Sunday, June 4, 1922.
! On Monday comes the May Day cele-I
| bration and the historical pageant,
/ Tuesday. the educational program,
! class reunions. meeting OF the Alumni
and old students Union, and the great
Janquet offer heavy program On
| the last day, June I. the Commence
ment exercises and a repetition of the
May Day festivities will occur.
To Choose Queen
The choice of May queen will take
place early next semester In the
past there have been u May Queens,
all chosen for their beauty and charac-
ter. In 1916 Sibyl LouGbourow held
this honor and in 1911 MIS- Walter c.
, Woodward. The other May Day cele-
brations were in rs, rs. 80, 80, SO,
/ 81, 90. '02, O6
The May Day exercises will be very
similar to those produced in 1911 The
Hue and Cry after Cupid" is to re-
place The Masque of the Queens"
also by Ben Johnson. The Sheep
shearing Scene" from Shakespeare's
winters Tale will be given instead
OF "A Midsummer Night" by Paul
Bliss. Mrs. H. r. Robinson will coach
these plays The third play, The
Iragical Interlude of Pyramus and
! Thisbe' by William Shakespeare.
Professor TrueblOod viii train and
Professor Furnas. st. George and the
Dragon In 1911 he took the par or
the dragon in this play,ct
An enormous cast will be neces-
sary to include all the features of the
May Day Reveles on Ye Earlham
| Green by Ye Scollers Cf Earlham II
In the 1911 program are list of u,
heTaIds. Robin Hood ami his band.
May poles on wagon decked with
flowers drawn by oxen. the "Ladia of
May and her II attendants, children
or the May, milk-maids chimney
sweeps. fiddlers. jack-in-the-grcen,
band of rustiCs, morris men. frIari
Tuck, quack doctors. hOby horses. les
teTs, shepherdesses. strOiling PLAYERS.
gypsies and fortune teIIeIs, eggwomen,
geeseWomen. peddIers and beggars.
Start at 100
The initial features Of crOwning the
May Queen and the pageant will start
in the heart Of 100. At 2:45 on var
lous places on the campus the above
mentioned playlets will he given. Two
and perhaps three perfOI manCes will
occur To reliye the spirit of old Eng
land the spectators viii Lave plenty of
time to stroll between acts and enioy
the May Day without hurry. Only be-
fore Chase Stage will then be any
seats
Monday evening at o'clock theI
historical pageant Of karIham will
take place on Chase Stage. DR.. Wall
ter C. Woodward who wrote the Lfs-I
torical pageant of 1916 is writing this
one.
Tuesday morning at o'clock a pro-
cesSlon will inauguTate lie education
al program. From $50 to 11:3O.
speakers Of national fame will talk I'D
on various phases OF education roll
lowing this, the classes especially the
10 classes and the . md so year!
classes Of 81 and - VIII lunch TO-
gether At 200 fluctuations from VAR
ious colleges and universities will be
heard and at 400 Dr. Wildman. as
president will call to order the BUSH
ness meeting of the Alumni and old
Students Union. 4 huge tent VIII
shelter the guests at the big banquet
in the evening.
Wednesday. June :. VIII complete
the - years Of Earlham as an edu-
cauonal institution Tho commence
ment exercises will begin at 10 o'clock
and in the afternoon the Nav Day
| festivities viii be repeated Professor
/ IrueblOOd will announce the speakers
at a later date. Several have already
accepted
At the time of the Jubilee the sec
end edition Of Who's Who will ha
ready Tor distribution Mss Mariana
Blown has the material well in hand
and reports great enthusiasm and
ready response from lhe alumni and
old students The histor- of the first
IS years of Earlham will contain an
account of the Jubilee and therefore
cannot be published until its com.
pletion.
The following is list Of the com
mittees as announced for the tirst
time:
General
Edwin P Trueblood. chairman. Lu-
cy Hill Binford, Clara CCmstock. Mar
tina DOan, David NJ Edwards. Allen D.
Hole, Atwood Jenkins, Harlow Lind
ley, Walter c. Woodward, Elmer D.
Grant, treasurer.
Assignments of Farts
Edwin P. TruebloOd chairman Clara
Comstock, Clara Pierce. Edith Ia
worth, RebeCCa Borden. Agnes Sellers.
Doris Kerlin. Josiah {. Russell. Edwin
Teale, Charles Blackburn. Marvin
Henley, Neal Newlin, Carol Kenwor-
thy
Costumes
Edith Edwards Wildman. chairman,
Elizabeth Edwards, Carrie Lane
Charles, Mrs. Walter Dexter. Florence
Long. Elsie Mccoy. Auretta Thomas,
Lucille Ralston. Fern OeBeck. Mabel.
Andrews. Arthur NJ Charles, Robert
Swain. OTvilIe Miles