The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-27

ter, Preston Dawson, Gree Brady, Kyle
Mcintyre. And they were very much
in love with TIE pretty milkmaids-
Roberta Jones. Addie Shelton, Gladys
Jones, Vera Jordan, jewell Barnett,
Anne Everett, Geraldine Holcomb and
Ruth London.
Pretty little Greneta Woods worked
her fan just like real dainty Jap
anese Her attendants were Bethine
Henry. Madeline Sullivan, Rosaie
Fischel, Julia Hignight, Ruth Rober.
son, Maggie Ridley, Colinne Stranchon,
Howard Barrett Clara London, Glad.
istene Chidress, Aline Scivally, Roise
Lemm, Miller Haynie, Ruth Wood,
Alice Fraser, Mary Mansfield, Lorene
Scivally and lita McCarty.
Miss Eugene Nivoche directed this
pretty play and Miss Edith Lovejoy ac-
companied the little folks. Only one
who has ever undertaken such thing
can really appreciate their infinite pa.
thence and painstaking.
This was the offering of the third
ward, and such flowerland, such
riot of color, such beautiful and eX,
quisite costumes and such singing
and dancing.
Little Pluma Mae Algeo sang the
part of Cinderella. We say sang be.
cause that's what it was her tones
being round and we'll modulated, and
such a dainty daisy she made when
at the ball she blossomed out into the
daisy with the heart of gold"
Caroline Straehley as the Tiger Lily
truly justified her name, and Dorothy
Downard as the Hollyhawk could not
be eXcelled. The two of them with
their snippish ways and the manner
of the grande dame almost broke poor
Cinderellas heart, but their punish
ment came in the end when Prince
Sunshine chose Cinderella for his
queen.
Rebecca Love with her my dear"
made a dainty Fairie Godmother, and
Lamont Byers as Bonnie Bee fitted
from flower to flower and made
splendid messenger. But there were
ho rt a that II is in
deed hard to especially mention them
all, each part was good and the princi-
pals were well supported by the pret-
ty bower of posies.
Others not before mentioned, were
Jerry Sass as Prince Sunshine, ath-
lene Kahn and Kathleen Hadley as the
butterflies, Philips Cornell as Robin
Red, and the guests OF the ball: Cath
rine Dolman, poppy: Ruth Dillworth
mignonette, Anna Lisha Crittendon,
narcissus Gwynn Nhiteman, sweet
pea; Edith Borrow, sweet briar; Mat
tie Key Mathers, lily bell; Anita Led
better; violet Marguerite Wallenstein
pansy; and Virginia Crockett, daffodil
The Sunbeams-M Mona Ruth Webb,
Evelyn Cook, Annie Hill, Ella Fraser,
Stella Chivers, Glendie Mathis.
The Raindrops Kearney,
Lutte Tom Walcott, Norine Parker,
Virginia Mathis, Alma Cox, Rosaline
Fox and Audrey Berry.
Miss Cohrl directed this exquisite
fantasie from fairyland, and Miss Ma
ry Stonesifer played the accompani-
ment.
And a real conspiracy it was to
convince a little girl who had been
told that there were no fairies nor
a Santa Claus" that after all they
were existent in the land "of the little
people"
The opening scene was beautiful
with its really and truly rainbow OF
little girls-the door to all fairyIand.
Orean Archer was queen of the rain
bow. and bessie Newman was the
doubling little girl. But the boys
those tumbling, frollicking, teasing lit
tie boys who were the brownies, sure
" would make your heart glad, and
little Maurice Kern, who told the
doubling little girl why never she
should doubt the fairies, was most
convincing.
Joe McFarlane made good Santa
Claus: Sherwood Owens, Elise Berry
hill, Pearl Wicker Willie Cole, Syl-
via McClendon, Mary Breedlove, Ken
meth Taylor and Charles Ringer were
the other principal characters.
The other characters were:
Fairies-Josephine Coffman, Irene
Forbes Ruby Ball, Wallecia Gardner,
Leona -Rutledge, Lucille Baker, Nellie
Phillips, Christine Hines, Ruth Free
man. Lois Davenport, Leola Wade, Es-
thor Iaseura Gpnpya MCCOy Sudie