The Republican journal., 1910-08-25
A SearSport Success.

4.r fila. AuSnlleS OF the Ladies Guild.
NJ. ar-ga. -ummer sale under the auspices
, .ss ladies 5mid of the Congregational
.s,..f has sape to he one of the events of the
,,,- 9earsport, and Union Hall was
.-,.,,. .5sl friday afternoon and evening.
-t ss.. ,w-r hsEan in the afternoon, was
,..rsi, attended and proved most successful,
-.,,s. ,.s ,ables selling out before supper
....s -a .ahe or booth had its own deco
.,.rs scheme. and the entire hall was most at
+.,ey. arcy work, in variety enough to
..,s.l fa al lawels and white aprons; kitchen
,r,s-= dolls M all sizes, and fascinating ar
70, sf Coll millinery; candy; donation table,
10 rr.n 1ut-gt-town people contributed a
r,rs.v % oainty things; generous sized
.ro7.jt well, a well-patronized booth where
ire eresr and cake was served; an attractive
ss --ol where light refreshments were serv-
d ,,a .naanc dish table, where, at the supper
sa5- The .ooks were kept busy serving cream
esepckel. rarebif and shrimp wiggle; and the
muster booth, were the features that made
u the successful whole. A quantity of fir
rJcss. wtch had been filled by the Guild
members found ready sale, and the mystery
booth ur loose House, was a repetition of
:,rme- success At the bidding of the chill
j:er VERY realistic gooses head appeared
throagh .ie aperture, received the money and
,s-rad aa', 10 re-appear with package.
les. he Of bo
haas ere djsmantled, and little tables were
Place slo.g sonvenient to the chafing dish
ts5z alet- PATRONS were served by number
Of tn gnr 'adles of the parish. AS Soon as
tts ,=s,. were arranged for the evening per-
i1ua,f saes began to be filed by ticket hold
u. 4a the time the curtain went up
isi ,l- -lcse-act farce, THE Sisterhood of
Br4lar rte nall was packed. In the "all-
,;a- ss. le parts were taken as follows:
E5Ts- Mason, a wealthy stock broker,
DR.. Frederick K. Sawyer
Laf4 l-rt0r N search Of a wife with money,
Mr.. Renfrew Wilson
Hgr -es yH- Lieut. of the 10th Regiment,
Mr.. Herbert Russell Dyer
Nike }ystaGs driver of milk cart,
Mr.. Eugene Shute
l~.tui -slse house painter,
Mr.. Sidney M. webber
l.n-l= i-saeas page at Mr. Mason's,
Mr.. Rupert Pendleton
N-sr. 5l,.e- II Mr.. Mason's, By Himself
Ms &sse1 . socialist,
Miss Harriet Roulstone
t.sz1o- 5asot her daughter,
Miss Rebecca Merithew Ross
NqE5l 81 auHA Miss Louise DickerSon Ieib
EIzrs I H.,- aousemaids,
Miss Antoinette w. Webber
Miss Lillian G. Mowry
Mary Aae--e mmy's sister,
Miss Florence Colcord
The r-Eot .tie farce had been prepared
Under ,5e recuon Of Miss Leib, whose abili-
lies ar %-H ,uown to Searsport audiences.
@t aoael o. her laurels Friday evening by
aA'Hg to perfection the difficult role of Bridget,
Woo W.. see center of interest when on the
NaS- Her makeup added to her success and
Va 'Ife slIh funny. Mrs. Mason, the newly
''l'5T'ei Socialist, who gave dinner for her
'ef'a'-s s7l .aeir friends, and whose match
IsA'ag slhene failed dismally, was cleverly
Ss'e4 s Mss Roulstone AS Eleanor, the
'2sAle' Ni5= Ross was charming, both in
'PP5afa1.- atl r. the naturalness of her ac-
1OD Mis- "tter, as Josie, the housemaid,
''- Ht.'atng and Miss Mowry and Miss
-0'OLa ala5 bot little to the effective stage
P''3fes Dr. sawyer, as a successful broker
.H. .na- a=r,, taough irritable, husband and
,''a'' @as fine Mr., Dyer, as Lieut.. Ward
AZ. s''s "as most convincing lover, and the
1'',4f par' IF Lord p Curton was well taken
"' wilson Mr.. Colcord, as Jimmie, the
's'- 's1 a nakeup that assisted him to keep
S'' sl1 al'e 10 roars. and the two other char
.'''' parts Nike McShane and Timothy Rouke
''' wei handled by Mr.. Shute and Mr.. Web
" respectively, Between the acts male
,'4''@'.s pleased the audience, which was
f.. H9I-se'"ige during the entire evening.
'9v" vas realized as a result of the un-
~, c,'1s a., efforts Of the Guild under the direction
ME- a. Z Whittier, the president, and of
IN. 5.1-s People who gave generously of their
MI s.