The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-28
THIRD WARD
WINS MUSICAL
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of melancholy that seems to be a part
of Indian nature.
The others participating We're: Myr-
tie Enloe, Esther Fischl, Mary Gober,
Lillian Coughlin, Kate Lasley Sarah
Lipscomb, Hettie Morgan, Nellie
Meyer, Naomi Tyer, Gladys White
head, Louis Norman, Gladys Guilliott,
Ernestine Guillot, Helen Hayses, Hell
en- Won Keller Annie Lee Akers, Leta
Ragsdale Lucille Jones, Lorene Fais-
son, Mabel Williams, Lloyd Roberts,
Rose Johnson, Gladys Cross, Edna
Criddell. Thelma Banks, Hollis carp
Lila Smith, and Mary Mays; and Robt
Bats, Holloway Freeman, Leroy Hoff
man, Edward Mansfield, George Nc.
knight, Chas. Miner, Marcus Pugh
and Herbert Boyle.
The Three Wishes
The second ward gave Jesse Gay
nor's Three Wishes" in which the
mothers whose parts were taken by
Lavadis Lykins, Mary Rector, Nera
Culp, Geneva Brooks and Pernie Glow
dus, gave the daughters good advice
about minding their spinning. But
the daughters were tired of their la
bOrs, and idly spinning the wheels
sighed to have their wishes for beauty.
power and treasure granted. The
young ladies who played the part of
the daughters were Georgia Brooks.
Alice Labbait Freddie Williams, Min
ME Baker, Audrey Whitford Sylvia
Helm, Grace AmmOns, Beryl Landrum,
Susie Hall, Bertie Wilson, Lois Swim
dell, Bennie Mae Fraley, Lucy Ben
ton, Myra Dyer, Blanche Harlan, Hat
tie Burnitt, Barry Nell Brown, Net
tie Goss, Myrtle Smither, Bessie Culp
Lucille Crosby, Alice Jones, Hattie Bell
Wall and Lorena Wall.
AS the play progressed, fairies and
elves came to warn the maids that all
their silly wishing would lead to
naught These latter parts were taken
by Matte JONES, Esther Helm, Fran
els Tarver Addie Tullos, Nellie Gober,
Hubert Dyer, Philip McNees, Kelley
Baker, Roy Finley, and Joseph Rainey
Willie Smither and Frank Rainey.
The costuming in this scene was
very pretty indeed barking back to
the days of our colonial grand moth
ers, the days of powder and patch,
and the days OF the spinning wheel
Miss Thadie James has had charge
of this glee club, and has done excel
lent and faithful work In this con
nection we desire to mention that
through an oversight the name Of
Miss James was omitted in cOnnec-
ton with the program of the evening
before. Here also Miss James was
A great help, indeed, having played all |
the Accomplishments for the operetta
The Coming of Proserpina"
This beautiful drama in melody was
presented by the glee club OF the third |
ward.
Ceres the protectress of agriculture |
he goddess of the waving grain and
harvest was the dominant feature in
his cycle of song, portraying the long
ng of the mother for her daughter
'roserpina, the goddess OF spring The
stage presented charming sight with
Is throne of Ceres and the sheaves !
,f grain Miss Vida Booth played
'eres, and Proserpina was represented
by Crete Stewart. Their solos, their
iuet and their charming appearance
md manner won the audience instant
y. The chorus was beautifully gowned
md their voices presented a beautiful
blending of art and effort.
The following were among those
aking part in this program: Roland
Kennedy, Jennie Chivers, Ruby Lamb,
Nellie Mae Tillman, Lois Weeks, Ruth
Randol, Gertrude Cunningham, Limon
Anderson, Gladys Perring, Wilbur
Nieldbinder, Marjorie Walcott, Helen
carroll. Morgan Eddleman, Paloma
White, Cecil Cornell, Marguerite Rob