Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-31
BELFAST
Halloween Ball Great Success
Events of Coming Week-LocaIs
and Persona! Mention

The Halloween ball given Thursday
night at Seaside Grange hall by that
order was, like its predecessors for
many years, tremendous success
and attended by a very large num-
Der A bounteous supper was served
from s to when several hundred
covers were laid and the members of
the committee and corps of assist
ants Wed with each other in service
The dining hall and tables were re-
splendent with decorations in keeping
with the festival season, Jack % Ian
terms grinning mirthfully on the scene
Autumn foliage was also used with
good effect while the festive witch
riding her broomstick was also in ev-
idence The ball room was also very
attractive, the stage especially show
ing unusual decorative ability on the
part of the committee. The committee
on decorating was Miss Marian
Hayes, Miss Susie Braley, Carl and
Lee Moves and Irwin Wade. The sup
per committee was A. d. Hayes, Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. j. A. McKeen, Mrs. Eli
jah Richie, Mrs. Roy Sholes, Miss
Mertie Sholes, Mrs. William Bray,
and this was assisted by large num-
Der who waited on tables. A candy
table did a good business under the
direction of Miss Lucy Cochran and
Mrs. f. B.. Lunt, while Mrs. Nellie
Grotton told fortunes. Miss Mertie
Shcles had charge of tempting
guessing cake, and Elijah Richie was
qua rdian of the grab bag. To Earl
Braley, master of the Grange, is due
considera Bile of the success of the af-
fair for he was chairman of the gen
eral commit tee. He received the sup
port and hearty cooperation of the.
entire order all of which made for
pronounced success. Dancing with mu-
sic by K eyes full orchestra was en-
loved until a late hour and another
supper was served at iptermission.
The opening of Madam Odiorne's
dancing classes took place in Memo
rial hall yesterday afternoon and eve
ming and both classes are large and
most enthusiastic. The children's class
opened at O'Clock with II pupils and
ell who witnessed the work were de-
lighted with Madam Odiorne's meth
DDS of teaching. The children them
selves were wildly pleased and paid
the most careful attention to all in
structions Those entered in the class
were Hope Dorman. elizabeth K.
Kittredge, Ruth Dinsmore, Helen
wescott, Margaret Chenery, Julia
Iittlcf;e la. Charlotte Wadsworth,
Grace Tazeltine. Settie Hanshue, Alice
and Fstelle Sanborn. Elena Shute,
Katherine Brown, Carroll Parker
John and Tciford Durham and Albert
Fagg. It is expected that others VIII
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The evening class opened at o'clock
with 81 in line. The Fox Trot the One
step and the Hesitation waltz We're
taken up fundamentally and splendid
progress was made in each. s.1s
Those who attended the first lesson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles PradburN,
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Fogg Mr. ana
Mrs. William H Hail. DIR. and Ms.
Eugene L. Stevens, AIR. and Mrs. Fred
er.cl C. spinaeys-M and Mrs. 5. ).
L. Shute, DR.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Kill
gore, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore,
Misses Erytl1e AtKiusT Marion Hazel
tine Clara keattns. Pelle. Keatnsr
Katherine Qusfaaoy Katherine Brier
Jenetta Rogers, Margaret White, Anne
M. Kittredge, Herbert B. Foster. Dr
w c. Libbey. Or. f. c. Small, Dana
Southworth, Frank r Keen. Maurice
Deliver, Harold McElhiny and others
The next lesson viii be at O'Clock
next Thursday night and those wish
ire TO iein the class may do so at
that time.
The hour of the public supper for
the benefit of the Home for Aged
Women has been changed to o'cioek
sharp and it will be held in the Me-
mortal hau en- Tuesday night under
the auspices of the Madisses Club. The
public is invited.
The meeting of the committee of 70,
the general committee for the arrange
ments and execution of the Municipal
Christmas tree will tie held en- 1ueS-
dav night at 10 at Memorial hall To
organize and discuss ways and means
All who are on the committee are urg-
ed tn make a special effort to be pres
ent.
Members of Camp A. f. Clark nave
invited the Thomas II. Marshall Post
T.ad;es' circle and the Ladies' Auxil-
iarv to attend the inspection of their
camn on Monday night, when state
Commander and Division Commander
will be present. A banquet will be
served.
Tom Randall arrived home this
morning for a 39-days leave from the
U. s. ship Virginia and will be the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
william Randall, on Church street
Young Randall has been gone some
nine months or more since his last
leave. during which time he has been
twice to Vera Cruz, Mexico, and to
Cuba He has many friends here who
will be pleased to welcome him.
Arthur Rumery and Mrs. Ida M
Patterson were married yesterday af-
ternoon by Judge Wayland knowlton
at his office. The ceremony took place
at 80 and the single ring was used
The couple left on the afternoon boat