St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-02-25
SOCIAL EVENTS.

On friday evening, FeDTudIy 1UIn,
the pupils of the vocal department
gave a recital, at the Academy hall.
A short programme was delightfully."-
rendered and much praise is due
Miss Brownell for her thorough train
ing. Many of the voices show great
promise, and all deserve great credit
for the excellence of the programme.
The young ladies of the Church of
Notre Dame gave an entertainment
on Monday evening, February %, for
the benefit of the Church at North
Concord. A play entitled LIE La
quais' de Madame" was presented,
and the young ladies deserve great
praise for the excellence of every
part of it. There were also delight
full recitations by Rachel Provost and
Georgette Landry and good music by
the st. Gabriel band. The preform-
ance was a great success in all ways.
Mrs. w. P. Smith entertained
twelve ladies at a luncheon party,
most delightfully."-, Saturday. Vari-
Gus decorations appropriate to Wash
ington's Birthday, were used.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. HaZen enter
tanned the South Hall boys at their
home, Wednesday evening, Feb. IL.
Views of travel in Germany and
Russia were shown by Mr.. Hazen
on a Kaleidoscope. Music on the
Victrola and the singing of college
songs were much enjoyed. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, coffee, ice cream
and cake were served. All enjoyed
very good time.
The employees at the Berry-Ball
store gave a party for Frank Wilson,
Tuesday evening, at the home of Miss
Phoebe Porter. He was presented
with a very fine fountain pen. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
The entertainment given by the
ST. Margaret's Guild at Pythian han,
a great success. The programme in
cluded, music by the st. Johnsbury
Mandolin Club, the ST. Johnsbury
Trio, also selections by the Toy Sym
phony. All of which were very good,
in their way. Samuel c. Currier
gave recitations, with encores, which
were greatly enjoyed. The farce,
"a Business Meeting" was very
funny and very cleverly produced.
Parts were taken by Mrs. Richard
Good, Miss Virginia Grint, Mrs. S.
G. Currier, Mrs. Sidney Page, Miss
Abbey G. Watson, Miss Marjorie
ROBBIE, Mrs. John Rickaby, Miss Ella
Moore, Miss Helen Burns and Miss
Marion Patterson. The programme
was followed by dancing the music
being furnished by Wilkes orchestra.
Over $40 was realized from this en-
tertainment.
The officers of the Ladies of st.
Anne met with Mrs. Edmond Rich
ard, Wednesday night. Whist was
played, the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. J. La Fountaine, Mrs. Samuel
Durocher and consolation prizes to
Mrs. Joseph Asselin and Mrs. Paul
Valley.
The Ladies' Aid and the Unity
Club, of the Grace Methodist church
will hold a social hour, in the church
vestry, Friday afternoon. All the
ladies are requested to bring their
own work.
Miss Alice Wilcox gave a very in
teresting talk to the Camp Fire Girls
of the North church, Friday evening
in the Museum. Members of both
groups were invited and all were
delighted with the talk on butter
flies, which she gave at that time.
Hearing so many interesting things
about these floating flowers has
added much to the girls eagerness to
learn the great truths that Nature
teaches. 1t is hoped that this talk
may be followed by others later
The turkey supper at the North
church, Friday evening was a great