Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
BELFAST
The High School Seniors Return
From Their Trip to Wash'n
Party of Fortnightly
Club Pretty Affair
SUPPER At THE CONGREGA-
T!O\AL VESTRY

81, sn,a: girl'graduates OF the Belfast
sn school. attended by ore brave
'ouas --.u. also a Senior. and Conductor
l-se' r. hickey and Miss Leona Achorn.
Tea a,r 81 English, arrived home Satur-
.sy MUrr,ue from Washington, fhila'
itFb.a. New York and Boston, In each
@. who. cities they saw the sights and
Bal III tjne OF their lives, al least that
,as va. they express il.
Although there were Just 10 of US in
re I.-:..' laughed one hright-eyed
go1,z lady On her arrival home this
norGI =. we had the time OF our lives.
No, ~ happened to mar our pleas
Ge Not . drop OF rain or snow. smooth
seas AID 4Gst the most wonderful things
10 see yo. can imagine She then went
On 70 Qes ribe the "doings' Of the party
rom the time they left quiet little Bel
les; uItl they sailed home again UP the
bay tbs morning, glad TO get back in
spi,e G. a. Tie good times they have had.
one of The prettiest parties of the past
Wees Wa- that given by Mrs. Helen eros
by O. Court street TO the Tortnightly
Cab Tie guests were entertained at
slct.og during the afternoon, the score
cards and decorations being in keeping
VIII :. IltriCks day. At clock q
most delicious supper was served in the
handsomely decorated diningroom. where
everything was in the color scheme OF
green and white Above the table bas-
het WITH moss and tiny silken f1ages III
green was suspended. The table linen
vas woven in the shamrock pattern and
TIE ohina WAS OF dainty green and white
pattern. The place cards and favors
were unique and good old ST. Patrick
was ever present in the timely decora-
hons Even the menu took on an emer-
aid hue SO far as possible and included
'Flit cocktail with green cherries, crab
salad On lettuce. sandwiches. olives, fruit
sHa green candies. There were two
Nests, Mrs. Robert p Chase and Miss
a.e' Wsgin. besides the following club
members Mrs. \. F. Richards, Miss
Nae J.. White. Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mrs.
'eo!se L Johnson. Mrs. Charles Crosby,
MIS- Henry =. Clark Mrs. A. c. Hop
htAs After supper auction was again en-
Dyed
MIS-. H. H. Carter and Mrs. 0. s. Wick
cry WGe hostesses at the Womans Hos
"''' A,d Friday afternoon serving tea
ana Aght refreshments There were three
'splcs O. auction and a number who
Se"eu FOR the hospital. Quite little
revenue IS derived from these parties
"HtA goes TO benefit the Waldo County
hospital
y pUolic whist party and dance will be
sven Tuesday night in Seaside Grange
"at' pnaer the auspices of that society.
lawn NJ. Clark. D. D., president OF the
State Conference, was the
sueS' OF honor at the supper given Fri
Sa' night IN the Congregational vestry
- me Mems Crab Of that society. At $50
vac Young ladies of the Guild served sup
p'' III the dining room, including cold
an creamed potatoes, stuffed eggs,
'"ee' pickles, cream pies, doughnuts,
,HesSe and coffee. The committee having
r :. s1alr in charge was Mrs. Haraden
:, = fearl, Mrs. w. 3. Woodbury., Mrs.
-eias Hartshorn. Mrs. W. L. West and
SaFs' Fred r. Poor. They were assisted
y Mrs Z. B. Gilchrest, Mrs. C. W. Proc
w Mrs Thomas E. Bowker, Miss Flor
:, ,'Ne Shaw, Mrs. y. Houston Small and
:. - : a. Nye. Miss Lucy Palmer made
ae e0lee. Following supper the men ad-
u'heo 10 the vestry, where DR.. Clark
y, essed them on Congregationalism in
s-aihe. He was most interesting speak
u ana was greatly enjoyed.