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Queen Elizabeth and Courtiers.
Ladies of the Court and Pages.
Beefeaters.





Robin Hood and Maid Marian.
Fair Ellen and her Father.

The Earl of Leicester. —
Merrymen The Bishop Merrymen
Prince John King Richard
Sér Richard Fitzwater

; Alan-a-Dale.

Little John. Will Scarlet.
Sheriff of Nottingham. Sir Stephen.
Merrymen.

Friar Tuck.

Merrymen.





Megpoic Dancers with May Queen’s
Crown.
Maypole and Dancers.

Seen CARR
Jeek ia Green and Chimney Sweeps.
Puck.
Deeania and fairies driven by Oberon.
Greek Guards.

Theseus. Hippolyta.
Demetrius. Helena. Hermia. Lysander.
Philostrate.

Ontiace. Flute. Snout. Starveling.
Snug. Bottom.



Tom Piper.
Walitam of Kempe, the Nine Daies
Wonder.

Meerte Dancers. Fool and Hobby Horse.





Sacrapant.
Three Furies.

Wagon driven by Fantastic, Antic and
Brolic containing Calypha, Senex, Delia,
Wenclia, Zantippa, Eumenides Ghost, Cel-
anta, Madge, Head and Lampriscus,
Pianked by harvesters, and fiddlers.

Clunch, Church Warden, Sexton.
Corebus, Huanebango.



Country Dancers & Maypole Dancers.



Hymen followed by Priestesses.
Cupids driving Cart.

Float with Venus, the three Graces,
Cyclops bearing the world, Vulcan, Cu-
pids and Zodiacs, flanked by other Zod-
dacs walking.

Bridal party who will witness masque.





Shepherds and shepherdesses and their
lambs.

Milkmaids and their Swains and their
Cow.



Players of the Pagean of Jephte.



Morris dancers and the fool.



St. George.

King William. His Queen.
King Alfred.

Tark. Doctor. Captain Slasher.

Giant Blundabore and Little Jack.
Dragon.



Ploat with Gallus, Spring, Northwind and
Winter.
Garden Gods and Flowers.
Silenus and Kawasha followed by their
trains.



Country Dancers. Morris Dancers.



Autolycus and a piper.

Ishmael. Delilah. Barnabas.
Zantippe. Eulalia.
Jadge. Wordly Shame.
Iniquitie.

Jurors and cart.
Prologue and Prompter.
Jurors and Spectators

The Village Town Crier.
Tumblers, Jugglers and Stiltwalkers.
Man and Bear and Jester.
May Day Revellers and Dancers
and Village Folk.



of the buildings, designed by Steward-
son and Cope, is Jacobean Gothic. The
grounds were laid out by Olmstead

| Brothers, who made the plans of Central |

Park.

The site of the college was discovered
by Dr. Taylor one day while he was
taking a walk. As he stood on the crest

ing meadows and woodlands, he exclaim-
ed, “This is an ideal place for a woman’s
college.” From that time, he bent all his
energies towards the erection of the
buildings, making daily visits from his
home to the grounds to superintend
their construction. Taylor Hall, the cen-
ter building on the campus, was named
after the founder.

It was completed in 1897 and combined
a library, laboratory, class rooms, and
professors’ offices.

Merion Called Cottage No. |.

Merion Hall, the building north of Tay-
lor and facing the green, was the first
dormitory put up and was then called
“Cottage No. 1.” The original plans were
modified because of the expense, but by
1885, “Cottage No. 1” was finished, its
total cost being $66,725. The first grad-
uate from Bryn Mawr, the one member
in the Class of 1888, the twenty-four
members of the Class of 1889, and all the
instructors, among them Dr. Scott, pro-
fessor of Mathematics, lived in this hall.

The Owl Gate, main entrance to the
college for pedestrians, is formed by the
central tower of Rockefeller Hall, the
newest of the halls of residence. Rocke-
feller, which adjoins Pembroke West, is
the gift of Mr. John D. Rockefeller, and
was opened in April, 1904. A central pow-
er house built the same year was part of
Mr. Rockefeller’s gift, and furnishes heat,
electric light, and hot water for the col-
lege buildings.

With the gateway tower joining Pem-
broke East and West, Mr. Cope and Mr.
Stewardson, according to an article by
President Thomas, created the first of
the beautiful college entrance towers in
America. The grey stones are built into
the wall of the buildings in a particularly
artistic way, many of them laid in by
the architects themselves.

The Library, a Jacobean Gothic build-
ing of the period of 1630, forms three
sides of a closed quadrangle. The main
reading room of the library was modeled
according to President Thomas’ suggestion,
after the dining hall of Wadham College,
Oxford, presenting the exterior aspect of
an English college chapel.

CORNELIA SKINNER PREPARING
FOR CAREER ON THE STAGE
Cornelia Otis Skinner who takes the
part of Sacrapant in the “Old Wives’
Tale” today. is the daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Otis Skinner.

Starting her stage experience at the
age of ten, when she played “Puck” in
the “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Miss
Skinner has taken part in many amateur
theatricals. With Mr. George Tryler’s
company, she played on the professional
stage last summer in two productions. “A
Young Man’s Fancy” and “Made for
Money.” She will continue her training
in Paris next year, under an actor at the
Comedie Francaise.

During her two years in college, Miss
Skinner has been prominent in college
dramatics, in 1919 taking the title part
in Barrie's “Rosalind,” In “Rosemary,” 19-
22’s Sophomore play, Miss Skinner took
the part of Sir Jasper Thorndike, which
Otis Skinner had played some years be-
fore with Maude Adams and Ethel Bar-

rymore.



given
to the college by Dr, Joseph W. Taylor, the]
founder. The architecture of the majority |

of the hill and looked out over the roll-.





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