Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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with a musical background by a string ensemble, the players made a charming picture as they enacted Chloridia, a masque written by Ben Jonson at the com- mand of Queen Elizabeth. This pageant, presented for the first time this year, beautifully combined terpsichorean art with a story of the crowning of Chloris as the goddess of flowers. Presented by the largest cast of any of the plays, in a set- ting of natural beauty, Chloridia was acclaimed a success by all. We who participated felt that there was something distinctive about the 1941 Old English May Day. Although there was the same general program and the same spontaneity, certain details of presentation added a new note to the festival-a Punch and Judy show under the direction of Dorothy Myrick, Pageant Wagons of L'The Creation and The Deluge, and novel decorative features. But in addition to these tangible evidences of uniqueness was the peculiar significance of the per- petuation of an Old English tradition at a time when all such traditions seemed to be threatened by a darkening future.

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