The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-20
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by RUTH NOLAN
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Miss Louise Ridpath Has Leading Role
i'm Betty Who

in Betty Who"
Miss Louise Ridpath has the leading
role in the musical comedy Betty
Who" which will be given at the Pal
ace theatre on next Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights, April 26 and o. under
The auspices of the Ladies Guild So
ciety of ST. Philips Episcopal church.
Miss Ridpath is the charming daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ridpath. She
has remarkable talent for her age in
both singing and performing.
Miss Ridpath had the leading part in
the operetta, "Bo Peep" given at the
Ardmore high school in February by thA
musical club of the school. Miss Rid
path also was among the gipls who went
TO Durant last week to represent the
Ardmore high school Glee Club at the
district meet at that city.
The supporting cast in Betty Who"
is composed of Ardmore's cleverest and
most popular amateur actors and ac-
tresses A splendid performance is pre-
dicted for the 26th and 27th Of April.
! There will be more than two hundred
young folk and society maids in the
dancing and singing numbers which
will no doubt be the hit of the show.
The Irish dance is especially attractive
and the Spanish number is anothel
striking hit Of the comedy.
The committees in charge of the af-
fair are as follows: Mrs. j. II. French.
general chairman; Mrs. J. w. New
comb, finance chairman; Mrs. c. l..
Anderson, chairman on patronesses
Mrs. Mary Roberts. chairman on tick
cts; Mrs. Val Mullen and Mrs. J. S.
Downward, in charge Of advertising and
press; Mrs. Ben Lindsey, Mrs. S. w.
| Davis, Mrs. Joe Berkshire, Mrs. II. II.
Sayre, Mrs. r. w. Golden.Howes, Mrs.
Antoinette Fort, Mrs. Inez Mcmillan
Lambert, In charge Of talent; details.
Mrs. f. L. Gregory; properties and
make up, Mrs. Marion Lyall; Automo-
bile advertisements, Mrs. Hugh Ledbet-
ter; arrangements, Mrs. John Teer, anl
Mrs. Fonnie Wolverton; chaperone for
rehearsals, Mrs. c. L. Burn, Mrs r. d.
Wagner and Mrs. Ralph Tate: an
nouncements, Mrs. Arthur Walcott.
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The Kwanis dinner-dance will be
given on Friday evening when the Odds
will be hosts TO the members Of the
Evens. Dinner will be served by the
ladies Of the Methodist church at Z
o'clock in the basement of the Chris
tian church. The Odd team is captained
by Mr.. W. II. Bailey and Mr.. Bailey
with Messrs Freeman Gait and Ralph
Tate comprise the committee in charge
of the social affair which promises to
be one Of the most delightful of this
season.
The dinner will be followed by dane
ing at the Convention Hail.
Officers of the Lions, Rotarians and
their guests.
Deacon Dubbs" to be Presented by
Epworth League, Friday
The members Of the Carter Avenue
Epworth League will give a play en-.
titled Deacon Dubbs," at the Conven-
tion Hall Friday evening at Sis o'clock
dist church building.
A smau ADMISSION Zee VIII be charged.
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Circle Of the Broadway Methodist
church will hold a market this Satur.
day beginning at 1880 o'clock at Col
ley's Grocery.
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Circle five OF the Broadway Metho-
dist Missionary Society will hold an all
day Saturday market at Colleys Gro
Gerry, West Main street, April 30.
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The Wawbansee Camp Fire Girls,
group one, will have rehearsal tonight
at o'clock at the home Of Mary Rea
1913 McLish avenue, southwest.
The girls are rehearslng for their
act TO be given on the opening night OF
the American Legion carnival at Con.
vention Hall. April 2S.
The performance will be Of an en-.
tirely different and really more enjoy.
able type than has ever been heretofore
shown.
on tomorrow afternoon the group
will hold its monthly ceremonial meet
ing at the Chamber OF Commerce.