The Portland daily press., 1898-02-09
DEERlNG.

| thursday for social evening.
| Tho Deering W. C. 4. u. will hold a
tea and pound party for the benefit of the
Temporary home for women and children
at Libbytown, this afternoon, from three
to six O'Clock in Lewis hall, Spring
street, Woodfords, the use of which
Capt. Lewis has kindly granted. The
LADIES have provided varied vocal and
instrumental musical entertainment and
1t Is hoped that Deering people will re-
spond with donations of clothing and
supplies for this worthy charity.
! Maple lodge of Good Templars Of North
| Deering are to entertain the District lodge
meeting this afternoon. This is the regu.
lar quarterly meeting Of the district.
An adjourned meeting of the Deering
school committee will be held on this
evening to receive the report of the conn
mittee appointed to draft resolutions on
the death of the late principal, Edgar III.
Crosby
The officers of Woodfords commandery
U. O. G. c.. are to hold an installation
of officers this evening in their new
quarters in Lewis hall, Woodfords.
There is to he hearing this afternoon
| at two O'Clock on the petition OF Joseph
| G. Libby and others for new street be-
ginning at Congress and extending to-
ward the Basin" to the 30 called Doug
lass street. The committee on laying out
| new streets will meet all persons in
terested at the corner of Congress and the
proposed new street at the above named
hour.
The Unity club was delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening at the home Of Miss
Cynthia Record, Stevens Plains avenue.
The Red Men S hall association hsld
successful masquerade ballAlast evening in
Red Mems hall, Morrilrs corner. There
| was a delegation of Red Men from Port
land and Westbrook in attendance.
| Special car conveyed the visiting guests
to their homes at the close OF the dance.
The Crescent Sewing circle of the
Pythian Sisterhood, will meet with Mrs.
| Charles Symonds, % Leland street, this
afternoon. Deering Centre. This meeting
| was postponed from last week on account
| of the STORM. II stormy today the circle
will meet Thursday.
The w. W. WIS will hold a postponed
| meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles A. Cushing, Deering ave.
nue. Woodfords,
| Harmon's billiard hall and Walter
Partridge & Co. Is grocery store, Deering
avenue, Woodfords, are being painted
| bright green COLOR.
A party Of forty members Of the Lake
| wood Whist club enjoyed supper and in
dulged in whist last evening at the River
| ton Casino.
This evening party of gentlemen from
the Portland banks will visit Riverton
Casino for supper and social evening.
A Portland Whist club to the number
of forty have managed to visit the Casino
on Thursday evening for a supper to be
followed by whist party in the hall.
Through the efforts of Prof. j. Il. Ward
the membership of the Deering chorus that
| is to participate in the Maine Musical
| festival the chorus has been raised to
| fifty voices and the names have been sent
on for publication in the prospectus to
| be issued in connection with the festival.
The following are the members OF the
chorus Sopranos, Miss Jennie Austin,
Miss Durham. Miss Edna Barbour, Miss
Mary Bailey, Mrs. f. W. Fogg, Miss
| Annette Goddard, Miss Mary e. Griffin.
Miss Leonora Hale, Mrs. E. A. Hambien.
Miss Marion johnson, Miss Florence ST,
John, Miss Agnes st. John, Miss Mary
| 8. Walker. Miss Lillian Bose, Miss d. N.
| / owe, Misses Eva and Maud Pollock,
Mrs. O. H. May, Mrs. A. 6. Owen, Miss
E. Knight, Miss L. l. Rock, Miss Is.
Rock, Mrs. v. e. Ward; altos, Misses
Carrie @. r. Main, Maud Goodwin.
Jennie III. Smith, Louisa Z. knight,
Mrs. Lena Higgins, Miss g. Rock, Miss
Ethel L. Walden; tenors, Daniel h..
Walker, Lewis N. Pearson, VIM. I.
Sturdeyant, VIM. f. e. Jackson, J. W.
Thaxter, Edward 8. Walker, George d.
Lidback, DR.. W. II. Kimball, VIM.
Bailey; BASES, L. V. Somes, A. f.
Austin, George T. Dodge, B. Il. Clark,
Daniel W. Hoegg. .Jr., +. R. Roberts, q.
W. St. John, +. W. Blanchard, Fred
jackson, Walter Smith The officers OF
| the society are as IolloWs: ffesluen1. LII.
W. H. Kimball; vice president, W. Il. E.
jackson; secretary, A. It. Austin treas
urer, Daniel E. Walker; directors, L. V.
Somes, Miss Eva Pollock, Miss Mary ).
Walker. A number of Westbrook young
musical people are to unite with the
chorus at an early date.
DR.. r. H. Kimball of st. Johns5ury.
VT, young doctor recently graduated
Is about to locate in Deering with an
office at Deering Centre.
Mr.. d. W. Hoegg has returned home
after very pleasant trip to the Southern
states.
The ladies' circle of Clark Memorial
church will hold social entertainment
at Mrs. b. NJ. Eastman's ON Pleasant
street, on Thursday evening of this week.
Ice cream and cake for sale.
SUDDEN DEA TIL LEWISTON LADY,.
Lewiston, February Sword was re-
ceived here today of the sudden death on
Cordi,,a,, T,,asdov foranoon of Mrs. Rar-