Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-22
High Praise Given Perform CTS at Entertainment Here
 Yesterday Afternoon.

It is admitted that the commercial travelling man, because he visits the big cities and sees the best shows and entertainments that are to be found anywhere, is an excellent judge of such forms of amusement. When crowd of travelling men decide unani- mously that show is excellent, or that an entertainment is delightful, it may be taken as assured that the show in question was some show" Such verdict was rendered yester- l day afternoon by the Travellers, the Bagmen and the scores of lady visit ors, during and after the cabaret en- tertainment given at the Hotel Pines, complimentary to the conventionists and their ladies, by the ladies' auxil- iary of the local council of Travellers. There was 6 crowd in attendance taht filled the spacious hall, and as the entertainment progressed the crowd was augmented in numbers, the word being sent out by under ground wireless" that show was go- ing on which was too good to be missed. This brought more and more of the visitors, until, during the clos ing numbers, it was difficult for all the spectators to see and hear every thing.
 There were but six numbers on the program, but they were six numbers of as high class entertainment as could be furnished by coterie of experienced professionals of high standing. Music and dancing made up the program, which sounds sim- ple-but it was music, and it was dancing, away out of the ordinary. The affair was in charge of Dot Kastor and the participants worked hard and steadily to perfect them selves in their parts. The results achieved speak for themselves.
 Master Jack Carr, Miss Margie Belle Atkinson, Miss Lucy Hearn Rroadstreet, band of about thirty young men and women, Dot Kastor himself, and Miss Elizabeth Adams 1 and Dot Kastor, made up the SIX numbers on the program. Master Carr, Miss Atkinson and Miss Broad l street were at their best. There IS but one Dot Kastor, and his turn, drew its full measure of applause. The chorus and dances by. the boys and girls was the most suspicious number and it was something great.
 The unusually intricate and beautl- full dance by Miss Adams and MT. Kastor was picture of grace, and delighted the spectators.
 Women Are Praised.
 Unparallelled success has been a. chieved by the ladies' auxiliary of local council of Travellers, in their efforts to entertain the ladies of the visiting Travellers and Bagmen, and the vis- itors have been overwhelming in their praise of the local ladies. The con- fort, convenience and entertainment of the ladies was so well looked aft CT that from the first arrival, some local lady has been at hand, to see that everything moved along smooth ly and satisfactorily.
 Mrs. J. w. Martin is chairman of the auxiliary, with Mrs. J. c. Chest mutt as vice chairman. The following ladies served on the several commit tees and have worked indefatigably:
 Pine Hotel, reception, morning Mrs. w. L.. Carr, chairman; Mrs. w. w. Draper, Mrs. s. s. Wilson, Mrs. Sloan.
 Pines Hotel, reception, afternoon l Mrs. T. M Atkinson, chairman; Mrs. A. c. Brummett, Mrs. Joe G. Cook, Mrs. J. w. Briley.
 Jefferson Hotel, reception, morning Mrs. M. c. Hollis, chairman; Mrs. J. w. Everett, Mrs. N. E. BrightWell, Mrs. D. G. koonce.
 Jefferson Hotel, reception, after noon-Mrs c. H. Ragan, chairman; Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Thad Ira wick. Mrs. John Fowler.