LEAGUE OF NATIONS PAGEANT

Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 29, 29 October 1928, Page 14

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PAGEANT

/ * 0 A COLOURFUL DISPLAY During the latter part of November and tlie first few days of December the "League of Nations” Pageant will hold sway at the Winter Show buildings. Beautiful costuming, together with infinite variety, every country in the league being represented by someone in national dress, should make the pageant one worth seeing apart even from its educative value to the young.

The various characters which will be represented and the people who will portray them are in alphabetical order as follow: —The League, Miss A. Rubenstein; Hope, Miss G. Kerr; Justice, Miss M. Gordon; Mercy, Mrs. Macale; Discipline, Mrs. I. Gustofson; Angels, Mesdaines E. Oldsbury-Jones and D. Hussey ; Famine, Mrs. E. Aitken; Suspicion, Mrs. C. Smythson: Fear, Mrs. E. Bligh; War. Mr. J. S. Howard; Death. Mr. R. C. Howatson ; Britannia, Miss D. Olsen; John Bnll, Mr. J. Drummond; Scotland, Miss Brodie; Wales, Miss V. McCarthy; Ireland, Miss N. Coster; Irish Free State, Miss M. Coster; Australia, Miss N. Ronaldson, together with Misses Mason, S. Quirke, and Mr. R, Steele; Old English, Miss Hope and Mr. V. Oswin; New Zealand, Misses M. Harris, J. Hamilton, and Mr. Pendrey; Canada, Misses Murtagh, T. Petersen. L. Cornford, and Mr. G. Robertson; South Africa, Mrs. D. Brown, Misses J. Campbell, and Owers,. Mr. C. H. Purdie; India, Misses M. Mahar and Sherman; Syria and Lebadon, Miss M. Morgan ; Abyssinia, Miss Jamieson ; Albania, Miss M. Morey; Argentina, Miss M. Brailsford; Austria. Miss J. Rowe; Belgium, Miss E. McCarthy; Bolivia, Miss Mcßryde; Bulgaria.’Miss S. Robinson; Czecho-Sloqakia, Miss L.. Sharp; Chile, Mr. D. G. Clarke; China, Mesdames K. H. Li Leo Chang, Chang Choy Diy, Miss Esther Chang, Mr. Herbert Kwok, and Mr. Wong Kun; Cuba, Miss P. Kerr; Denmark, Miss E. Ross; Esthonia, Miss F. Treadwell; Finland. Miss Cook; France, Mesdames A. . Kinder, Owers, and Welch, Misses L. Samson, B. Kember, Hemingway, Brickman. and Quirke, Messrs; N. A, Hudson, Hetherington, C. R. Howell, J. Walker, C. A. Masters, and R. Mcßryde; Germany, Mesdames Manley and Miller, Misses P. Oldbury-Jones, E. Morey, D. OldburyJones, O. Ross, C. Taylor, and L. Rankine, Messrs. A. J. Harper, E. M. Harper, S. Gudsell, Frederickson, Campagnolo, Lash, and C. W. Ingram; Guatemala, Miss H. Williams; Haiti, Miis L. •Gordon; Holland. Miss D. Newman ; Honduras, Miss Smith; Hungary, Miss Carris Griffin; Italy, Misses R. Exton, M. Andrews, A. Jamieson. K. Robinson, J. McCormick ; Japan, Misses B. Clarke, McKenzie. Walker, and Pringle; Latvia, Miss Tustin; Liberia, Miss McLaughlin; Lithuania, Miss L. Oldbury-Jones ; Luxembourg, Miss A. McLaughlin; Nicaragua. Miss A. Hawken; Norway, Miss F. Collins; Panama, Miss H. Melrose; Paraguay, Miss Tucker; Persia, Mrs. Dunn; Peru, Miss Gully; Poland, Miss I. Rowe; Portugal, Miss Robinson; Rumania, Mrs. King; Jugo-Slavonia, Miss J. Rankine; Snn Salvador, Miss McGrath; Siam. Miss P. Stead; Sweden. Miss W. Rowe; Spain, Miss Teplitski; Switzerland, Mrs.'Hogson ; Venezuela, Miss N. Richardson; Uruguay, Miss Storey? Representatives have yet to be appointed for the Maori race, Colombia, and Greece.