Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-21
WINTHROP,
Public Installation Of Win
throp Chapter, R. A. N.
Mrs. Angie |. Libby Enteriains
Sunday School Glass.
Blue Ribbon Club Entertained by
Mrs. TuttIe...church Notes.

thr3p Chapter, No. 81. r. A. NJ, was held
at Masonic hall Thursday evening The
members and families of both the Roya
Arch and Blue Lodges were invited and
there were about 100 guests present Past
Grand High Priest Frederick w. Plaisted
Of Augusta was installing officer Music
was furnished by the Trinity Quartet Of
Augusta, composed of J. Frank Dyer
first tenor; +. f. PurinSton, second tenor;
J. w. Beck. baritone and II. T. Lowell,
bass. Howard Sullivan. reader of Kent :
Hin. gave several selections in a most
pleasing manner. Prayer was offered by
ChaDlan Daniel Gordon, followed by
music and installation Of high priest.
Other musical selections We're given
then the installation of King scribe and
other officers, the address to officers ana
companions ana the proclamation.
The officers were Merle j. Hartman,
high priest; Clarence =. Rowell. king;
Herbert +. Foster, scribe: Daniel Cor
don, chaplain; Ronald c. McIroy, treas
mer; Levi F.. Jones secretary. X. Craw-
ford Mcflroy, captain Of host; Ralph f.
Woodbury., principal sojourner; ]. Warren
Butman. Royal Arch captain. CHARLES o.
Flanders, master of Third Vail, Will f.
Hay wood, master of Second Vail: Harry
F.. Taylor, master Of First Vail Augustus
Thompson. Robert +. Baird, stewards;
Augustus Thompson. sentinel.
At the close of the installation cereno-
mics supper was served at the Methodist
church. Mrs. Augustus Thompson being
chef Of the occasion. The tables We're
pretty, each one ornamental with a cen
ter.icce of chrysanthemms. and the
repast was excellent. Mashed potatoes,
cold meats. salads, hot rolls, coffee ice
cream. etc. We're served.
Mrs. Ansie L. Libby Thursday evening
entertained the members of her Sunday
school class at her home on Central
street Mrs. Libby has the reputation OF
being an excellent entertainer and Thurs
day evenings affair WAS no exception.
Novel games, contests etc. We're intro
duced many of them causing much merli-
ment. Not the least entertaining Of
these was q peanut race in which the
Young ladies skiIlfully carried peanuts
upon Il silver knife. 1t the first trial
Miss Jennie Gray and Miss L.icie Carr
were tied for first honors, but Miss Carr
finally captured the prize, a handsome
box of stationery. with a record Of in
90 seconds, Miss Elsie Davis was award
the consolation prize. a clown doll. Can
dies were served throughout the evening
Vocal and Instrumental numbers were
enioved then the guests were invited to
the diring-room which was deliberately
and bea utifullv decorated with feStoons
of red crepe paper The table was orna
,,1ti
while each guest found one of these beau-
tiful flowers at her plate Chocolate.
fancy crackers. cakes and grapes were
served The guests were: Mary Putnam.
Mae Gordon. Elsie Davis. Lucie Carr.
Jennie Gray. Alice Wentworth. Sara
Bailey. Grace Stevens. Dora Libby. Mrs.
Alice Cover and Mrs. Abbie Edwards
The Blue Ribbon Club met Thursday
evening with Mrs. r. IT. Tuttle and en-
loved ono of the pleasantest evenings III
its history. There were many varieties
Vt games and charades during the even
ing The company joined in the singing
Of songs Cakes. candies. fruits. peanuts
and coffee were served. PhonoCraph Sc
ections were enjoyed. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. i. II. Bearce, Mr.
,nd Mrs O. +. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Titus
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ham
nond ana family: Mrs. Harriet Haywood
and son. s. l.. Merchant, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. y. I.orgfellow. Joseph Metcalf and
son, Miss Mae Withcrell. Mrs. G.. A. L"ne,
Clarence stuart and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Johnson.
Thanksgiving services will be held AT
the Methodist church Sunday with ap-
propratc sermon and music. The suhlec'
If the sermon will be. 'The ThAnks%lV-
ing Offering
devotion Towards Christ will be the
subject of the sermon Mt the morning
service at the Friends church Sunday.
Tie members of the church are looking
forward to the service with pleasure
Most helpful services are being held at
this church
The Changers will attend service NJ the
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday morning
ana appropriate sermon and music for
the occasion will be given. THIS service
was postroned from last Sunday. THE
Golden Rule of Three will be the sub
iect in the evening.
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