The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-30

4 NNN bACh NAl VA tAlN lldltIUdl SOCltllt
in its midst; for they are general
admitted to be the great developers o
social intercourse which cannot b
otherwise than beneficial to the com
munity at large
One of the strongest, most progress
i've and oldest fraternal organization!
in the city of Ardmore is Myrtl,
Lodge No. 1O7 Knights of Pythias
who number close upon three hundred
strong and have within their ranks
men who have ever taken the lead in
| thlngs appertaining to the growth and
interest of Ardmore; men who are
never backward in coming forward
when there is anything to be done
either in charitable or civic cause.
For the first time since their in
ception they are coming before their
fellow citizens seeking their patron
age for the benefit of their lodge to
enable them to continue in their
works of charity, which, though not
always publicly known, are many.
On August 3, they are presenting.
under their auspices, a beautiful home
folk musical comedy, THE Follies
kabaret," with cast composed of
nearly one hundred of Ardmore's
leading ladies and gentlemen who
have kindly given their services on
behalf of the lodge.
The play will take place at the con-
yention hall formerly tabernacle) at
the corner of c and Broadway. north
west, at $50 p. m, next Thursday
night.
Among those who will take part
are the Misses Doris Westheimer. |
Josephine Dean, Marie West, Annie
/ Thompson, Jinks Ikard Virginia Join
es, Eula Akers, Maurne Easley. Kath-
crime Gilbert Elizabeth Myers, Mae
Roberts, Lucille Butler, Eunice Smith,
Una Mae Roberts, Inez Irby, Flora
Hoffman,, Gladys Basham and sev-
eral others; while the following gen
uemen, Messrs. Paul Frame, Edward
Frye, Bert Simpson, Luther Booker
Howard McNees, Harry Estes. Morris
Harper, Ben Harris, Forrest Renfro.
Lawrence Walling, Robert Crittenden.
John Crittenden, Wilbur Fieldbinder.
Abott Brady and Lloyd Roberts will ,,
assist them in their efforts
The comedy will be in the hands of
such well known local fun makers at
Otis Smith, Ben Scott, J. F. Jordan
and George Myers, which fact alone
will be amply sufficient to guarantee
that the fun will be fast and furious.
In addition to the usual outline of d
the play which alone consists of i
eighteen songs and dances, there will
be numerous original novelties. in y
cluding selections from the Saxophone 4"
SeXtet songs by the Follies Quartet, II
a whistling novelty by the ever popu- VI
ar Miss Annie Thompson, singing and !"
alking novelty featuring Miss Marie >
West and a European novelty song VI
Untitled "The Thunder Man." which w
will introduce the following little la ="
lies: Miss Wilma Lois Roberts, ~
'helma Bliss, Marjorie Sizes, Amy y
Viola Boyd, Beatrice Red ,''
nan, Thadie Elliott and dainty little n' u,
ably Gwendolyn Scott. :"
An elegant eight-page souvenir pro 40
ram containing full particulars as
} the participants and the various
God things provided, will be dstrib-
ted from house to house next Tues
ny. Be sure and bring one with you
thursday night.
No expense is being spared to make Oe
is one Of the greatest successes that w.
Is ever been seen in Ardmore, and ."'
e knights of Pythias have not the ~,
ghtest hesitation in guaranteeing -.
cir friends and patrons that the 4
ny. judging from the rehearsals. will
lply bear out the high recommen-
tions it has received from such !
vns at Fort Worth, Sapulpa, Peoria,
, and other cities throughout the
nth and middle west.
Tickets are being sold fast, and
'se wishing to secure a good seat /
3uld get theirs as early as possible.
The price, soc for adults; 25c for !
ldren under twelve, is well within
= reach of all and Will bring back