The Republican journal., 1915-07-29

ihere Will be special meeting of the Wo-
mans Club this, Thursday. afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Ihere will be business meeting of the
Hospital Aid with Mrs. H. H. Carter. tomor-
row, Friday, at 2.30 p. m.
AN OUTING AT The PARK. The Internationa,
Bible Class of the Sunday school and the Heln-
ing Hand Circle OF the Baptist church united
their efforts in giving most delightful outing
at the City Park last Friday afternoon Mrs
ldella D. Rich and her Sunday scboo, class
were invited, with Mrs. Lydia Wight of Rock
iand' Mass. as their special guest. Others
present from out of town were Mr.. F. Wallace
Chase and family from Newtonville. Mass
and Mrs. Paul Delaney, son Roderick and
trlpiet daughters Devonia. Elizabeth and lii
ian OF Chicago, the latter having the time of
their lives on the shore with iollv comn,nu
OF little ones who had been invited to accom-
pany their mothers. The weather was beauti
full and the afternoon was spent socially and
with games. At supper time fire was built
on tne shore and coffee made to be served with
the contents of the well-filled lunch baskets
After the supper. Mrs. J. G. Aborn president
OF the International Bible class, was made to
stand on settee in the pavilion to receive
vote of thanks and three cheers as the nromo-
ter OF the most enjoyable outing, and modestlv
acknowledged this appreciation of her efforts.
Then the happy crowd started homeward
DANCING IN THE BARN" Mr.. and Mrs Ira
M. Cobe dedicated their new stable.garape 36
by DO feet, recently completed on their Hillside
estate. last Friday evening with a dance in
honor OF their guests, Misses Dorothy Frank
OF brookline, Mass Marian M. Heal and Clara
b. heating. The second floor was devoted to
dancing, with music by the Florence Dawson
orchestra from the Northport Inn. The rooms
were brilliantly illuminated with colored in.
candescent lights and colored balloons were
strung across the ceiling. Settees formed of two
bales of straw, one for each seat and anoth her
! for the back. were placed around the room.
Punch was served during the evening. At in
PERMISSION Ice cream and cake were served on
the lower floor, where bales Of straw were also
used for seats. There were several new fea-
lures of dancing; one favor dance in which
the young ladies were presented with paper
norns with roses and the young gentlemen
various devices including abnormal noses with
whistles attached. The favors were number
ed and the couples arranged accordingly. An
other feature was the lucky contest, when
numbers were called, several at time, and
those called left the floor. The last couple re-
naming, Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B Gilchrest. were
the prize winners, Mr.. Gilchrest receiving a
box of cigarettes and Mrs. Gilchrest box of
Page & Shaw chocolates. Those in attendance
were enthusiastic over the building and their
! delightful dance. Invitations we're extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Maine Hills, DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest S. Weber. DR.. and Mrs. Carl H. Stew
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.. Pineo Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde b. Holmes, Mr.. and Mr.. M L. Slugg,
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Sleeper, Mr.. and Mrs
Elon B. Gilchrest, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond R.
Sherman, DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore, Mr.
and Mrs VIM: H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Macomber,
Mrs. Grace c. Pillsbury, Mrs. Marshall Mar.
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dickey, Misses Marian
Hazeltine. Margaret o. White, Anne M. Kit
tredge, Belle Heating. Hazel Doak, Cora S.
Morrison, Louise J. Read, Alfredo Ellis, Kath-
crime E. Brier. Katherine c. Quimby, Martha
Knowlton, Martha and Bertha Terry, Doro-
thy Sargent. Mary Campbell. Yvetta and Ad-
rian Clair, Jeanette Rogers. Dorothy .Blakley.
Dorothy Gateley, Frances and Evelyn Flan-
ders. Esther Vance, lnez Churchill. Messrs.
Harold Mckinney. Maurice Dolliver and Har-
old Robertson of Searsport, Harley Godfrey,
Dana B. Southworth, Norman A. Read. Her.
bert Dickey. Henry Mudgett, Robert Heating,
Ralph l. Morse. Herbert Foster. DR.. Ansel
Lothrop, Frank R. Keene, DR.. VIM. C. Libby
Kenney A. Burgess. Lynwood s. Jones. Alfred
Ross, Marthon Doak, Frank Libby. Charles B.
Norton, Donald S. Clark, Harry. L. White of
Belfast. Mr.. Curran, Cecil Skinner, Earl
Spaulding, Percival Hale. Elwood Jennlson.
Edward Burd, Walter Dickey. Donald Davis.
Roy Hackett. and Walter. Hartman Of Bay
side.