The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-02
PAGEANT PORTRAYS
EARLY LIFE, FUTURE
HOPE OF AMERICA

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the theme of the pageant TO be
presented by children of Richmond
on the Chautauqua platform, Sat
urday evening, September 2 under
the direction of Mrs. Frank Tillson.
The different episodes of the pag-
cant America, Yesterday and To
day" which was written by Nina
b. Lamkin are The Spirit of Indian
Days, The spirit of the wilderness,
The Spirit of the Pioneers and The
Spirit of Patriotism. About 100
children will take part in the per-
Torrance. In certain episodes
grown ups will assist in the pre-
sentation. Music will be played
throughout the performance. From
an Indian Lodge" and "To a Wild
Rose by Mcdowell will be two
of the numbers played. During the
final episode patriotic music will
be given. The music is in charge
of Miss Hazel Hinshaw,
The characters and the groups OF
children which will appear in the
performance Saturday evening are
as follows:
Spirit of Indian Days, Lois
Ward; Spirit of the Wilderness,
Betty Price; Spirit of Patriotism,
Mrs. Harry McMinn; Spirit OF
State, Mary Mills; Little Town
Spirit, lone Heironimus.
Indians - Keith Taylor (chief), |
Beatrice Owen, John Pihe, Miriam
Darnell, John Snaveley, Frances
Tillson, Harry Kercheval, Mary
Agnes Beard, Max Tillson, Doro- |
thy Jane Riggin, Malcolm ParshaIl'
Isabel Tillson, Everett Hodgln'
Visiting Tribe - Robert Riggs
(chief), Mary Louise Snayeley,
Mildred Thomas, Malcolm Goliff,
Robert Hafner, Julia Margaret
Trumble, John Rees, Harriet Scott,
Katherine Myers, Junior Scott,
Daisies-Isabel Tillson, Dorothy
Jane Riggin, Frances Tillson, Mar
ian Darnell, Rose Yohler, Martha
Roser, Margaret Coryell, Lois Ben !
nett.
Roses-Mary Agnes Beard dead
er). Maxine Joliff, Emmajean Hol'
linsworth, Eleanor Jane Taylor,
Harriet Coryell, Margaret Fine
Grace Hamilton, Nancy Jane ROSS,
CYNTHIA Catherine Voss, Barbara
Hafner Alice Horton.
Buttercups-Mary Ellen McMinn,
BETTY joyce McMinn, Lucille Estel-
lie. Evelyn Roof, Dorothy Jane HeW'
itt Virginia Merrill.
tterflies-Pauline PILE, jose
phine Thorn, Kathryn Meyers,
Mary Elizabeth Fihe, Mildred
Thomas, Sarah Alice Coryell' Mary
Estelle, Mary Williams.
Grasshoppers-Max Tillson, Jun
Tor Scott, Harry Kercheval, John
Snaveley, Donald Coryell, Marion
Stanley, Merle William Illisoh'
James Syboult, Junior Scott.
Trees-Corwin Beech, Johnson
Healy, Wayne Bentlage, James
Coe Robert Wilson, William Smith,
Richard Plummer, William Horna-
day, Paul Runge, Robert Riggs.
Tree Nymphs - Mary Louise
SnaveIey, Harriet Scott, Beatrice
Owens, Elizabeth RIGGS, GWendo'
Iyn Taylor Bernice Hensley, Jose
Dhine Hollingsworth, Mary Jane
Snyder.
Mist Maidens-Jane Kennedy,
Clara Mayer, Alice Daub, Mary
Elizabeth Rees, Madonna Newton,
Iowa Dillman.
Little Town Interests - Rural
Mary Elizabeth Fihe, William
Smith; Town, Sarah Alice Coryell,
John Fihe: School, Mildred Thorn
IS, Richard Plummer; Church, Mar
yaret Fine, John Snavely.
Grown Town Interests (parts
aiken by adults) represent Christi
,nity, Education, Community Spir-
t, Play, Forest Preservation.
In the final episode a group of
J. A. r. soldiers will represent the
spirit Of yesterday; a group OF
World war soldiers, Boy Scouts and
1irl Scouts, the Spirit of Today
md the Spirit of New America.