The plot of the play was an extensive
case of mistaken identity which was
created when four. Kir is in a small
town decided to he-' known as Lucille
Persons so that Arthur Watson may
not know which was the real Lucille?
Arthur, however, conceived the same
Idea and consequently when the three
chums become known as Arthur Wat
son the girls as well, as the boys were
mystified'. The play was a most cred
itable production and much credit
was given not only those who took
the various parts but to Miss Alice
C. Bugbee, who coached the presen
tation. Those who took part and the
parts they played were as follows:
Martin Henry, the laziest man in the
country, Robert Filmer; Arthur Wat
son, Arthur Smith; "Jack," "Ted,"
"Dick, friends of Arthur Watson.
Lawrence Beardmiore, Edmund Luce
and Donald Stevenson; Miss Abigial
Persons, a woman of ideas. Etsie
Hubbell; Mr. Watson, a gentle per
son, Inez Carey; Lucille Persons, Mar
garette Ryan; "Marie," "Jane,"
"Mabel," friends of Lucille Persons.
Tora Adamson, Mildred Persons and
Gertrude Moore: Mary, Martin
Henry's aunt, a cook at the Persons,
Ruby Wheeler; Nell, another friend
of Lucille, Mary McGrath; first
gypsy, Gertrude Wilkinson; second
gypsy, Ruth Doe; other guests at the
dance, Gertrude - Wilkinson, Joyce
Corbett, Catherine Filmer, Howard
DuCharme, Robert Thompson, Rob
ert Thompson and Edmund Judson.
Between acts one and two, Miss Alice
Hill sans, and between acts two and
three, the double quartet of the High
school weie heard in vocal selections.
Following the play dancing was en
joyed until a late hour, music being
furnished by Cole's orchestral The
committee in charge of the function
comprised Howard DuCharme, chair
man; Margaret te Ryan and Arthur
Smith.
