- Miss Pink T. Hykight, Pres. of Club, who has never found a man good enough for her. Motto of the Hykight’s “Soaring.”
- Miss Rosa Lightfoot, Secretary. Young and pretty.
- Miss Dollie Giglette, who is up to date.
- Miss Birdie Robbins, no longer a “chicken,” and intensely anti-man.
- Miss Daisy Doughflyer, (Duffy, from the French Du Fay).
- Mary, the stewardess who is known as “Smilax.”
- Other Women, only talked about—Ernestine Arlington, who is engaged, and Willie Jones (not a boy), who is so very timid that the only thing she can do is to elope.
Horrid men.
- Jack Blake, a collector for the gas company who is misunderstood by Miss Hykight but much better understood by Rosa.
- Bertie Howell, “at leisure, don’t you know” and has time to fawnsy Daisy.
- Mack, the ice man who fancies Mary.
Time of playing, one hour.
STAGE DIRECTIONS.
R. means right of the stage C., center; R. C., right center; L., left; 1 E., first entrance; U. E., upper entrance, etc.; D. F., door in flat or back of the stage. The actor is supposed to be facing the audience.
COSTUMES.
Birdie Robbins, make-up of prim old maid.
Miss Pink T. Hykight, stylish, modern according to taste.