Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07
PAGEANT PRECENTs PEACE
 PROGRAM OF RED CROSS


 The Red Cross of Peace, an elaborate pageant given Saturday evening in the Community house, Church street, under the auspices of the Norwich chapter of the Red Cross. The pageant marked the opening of the local Red Cross roll call, which begins on Armistice day. and ad- mission was free.
 The object of the pageant was to pre- sent the peace program of the American Red Cross It was admirably presented and was well received by the pleased au- dience. The pageant, which was written and arranged by Ruth Mougey Worrell and Helen Mougey Jordan was present. ed in three parts each pant being divided into tableaux and what were designated as actions"
 The program opened at 745 o'clock with call to the colors by Bugler Lewis, and the prologue Spirit of Humanity, impersonated by Miss Marion Gibbs Part one was aa. introduction to the peace program. It opened with a tab leau, Spirit of Humanity, the cast being as follows: Spirit of Humanity, Miss Marion Gibbs; Florence Nightingale, Miss Hazel Fletcher; Clara Barton, Miss Bea- trice Eastwood; two Civil war nurses, Miss Belleheur and Miss White; Civil war union soldiers, one with his arm in sling and head bandaged and the other with an arm missing and head and face bandaged, Orrin M. Price and MT, Mitchell; Henni Dunant. Manley East l wood; Red Cross of War, Miss Ruth Loring. They appeared in costumes of the Civil war days.
 Next came Action l." the Red Cross in War, the characters being as follows: l The Red Cross of War, Miss Ruth LOT ing; Junior Red Cross, three children ; i motor corps, Mrs. Ebenezer Learned i; sewing department, Mrs William Pitcher Mrs Atterbury and Mrs Kramer; surgi- cal dressings, Mrs. Ferguson; canteen service, Miss Victoria Malmer, Miss Lu- 1 cille Stetson; knitting department, Mrs Louis H. Geer, Charles Olson; nursing service, Miss Susan Gallup. Miss Lillian l Stetson overseas personnel, pr. Ter J. | Manwaring.
 Action 2, in which Columbia conferred | commission on The Red Cross of Peace, was next seen. The characters: Colum- l bia, Miss Laura Peckham; Red Cross of 1 Peace Miss Beebe.
 In Action the Red Cross of Peace l presented the peace program to the re- turnnd soldier. The characters: Red l Cross of Peace, Miss Beebe; returned l soldier, Raymond Case.
 Part second depicted the activities of the peace program. In the nursing ser
 
 Miss Mary Monaher, Guido Ottaviano Sidney Pitt. George A. Turner, Mrs c. C. Gildersleeve, Mrs. WilEe Hill, Miss Anna Storms. Miss Ruby Vaughn, Miss Mabe Hagberg, Mrs. Adams P. Carroll, Miss Belle Loomis, Miss Marie Ottaviano Ed. win Hanks and Lillian DeCarlo.
 In the home service tableau those talk
 ing part were Mrs. c. D. Sevin. AIis.
 Elizabeth Sevin, Dr. Lillian Lynes, Mir and Mrs. Richard Gregson, Clarence W Sevn, Michael Adj and two sailors iron . the submarine base.
 Those in the heaHh service tabIea-
 were 46 children from St. Patrick school in charge of the Sisters of Mercy In action disaster service was depict ed, those taxing part being Charles W Parsons, Sumner W. Armstrong, Mrs. I w. Wilson, Mrs. Peter Wilson, Mrs N > A. Bussey. Mrs. David Cushman, MT. !, Nellie Bailey, Miss Ellen " Marvin Miss Ruth A. Beebe, Miss Georgia Fill . more, Miss Villa Bussey, Miss Doroth
 Parsons, Miss Alice Parsons pr. L. I } Walker, Miss Leotta Oat. R. Day Ell e more, Edwin Antoof1an, Louis Allen an
 Leonard Partridge
 f Those in the Junior Red Cross. seryif l tableau were Mrs. Senay, Miss Beatric
 Spicer, Master Senay, children of Dr. an r. Mrs. Leon F. LaPierre. Mildred Fo t Frederick Fox, Dorothy Allen, Maj e Rose, Lois Latimer, Dorothy Messbe $ Guerilla Smith, Betty LaPierre Bett l. Spear, Alice Higgins. Sasanne Higgin .e Dorothy Hanson.
 s. Part third. The Communitys Respon.
 to the Red Cross Call Ensemble, brougl g the program to close. The tableau VI n The Greatest Mother of All; those takir It part were: Community, Miss Esther Bi le by. Miss Louise Bailey, Miss Ehzabe IT Sevin, Miss Gertrude Savage, Miss Anr
 Savage, Miss Doris Browning, Miss Ma
 jorie Morry. Miss Ida Beebe.
 George A. Turner was the stage q
 rector and Miss Rose Trumbull hs
 charge of the properties, while the nak is up room was in charge of Mrs. F. ' V Lester and Mrs. Frank Hampstead. Mi T Elizabeth Lane, violins and Miss Oli 1T Linton, piano. furnished the music al
 Mrs. Charles T. Bard was the soloist. 'I Others assisting in the production ss the pageant were Mrs. Edwin W. Hi ie gins, Miss Mildred Cary, Miss Spence or Mrs. c. D. Sevin, Miss Hill. Miss Flori l. Scofeld, Miss Elizabeth Pullen, Mi
 Mary Osgood, Miss Audrey Gernon al Id Miss Rockwell.
 of The w. W. Backus hospital kind T, loaned property for the pageant and t
 piano was loaned by the Pfaut-Cadd
 company.