Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-27
WINTHROP
High School Interclass Prize
Speaking Event Success
fully Carried out
LIVE LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
AND PERSONALS

! The third event in the lnterclaSS prize
speaking at the high school was held
Friday afternoon. the sophomores being
the speakers. The program follows
Dawes Strategy" Doris Lathrop: Lily
Servosse's Ride" Helen Titus; ken
lucky Bell" Anna Neal; "Barbaric Friet-
chic" Lila Hammond; "Burdock's Music
Box Clifford Bickford; The Man With
out a Country Nina Webb: Teaching
School," Margaret Weiss: Three Kings
Vivian Chesley; The Wreck Of the
Julie Plante," Alice Fortier; Another
!, Mistake" Beatrice Adams; Betty and
, the Bar" Willis Brown.
=, Miss Evelyn Brown is visiting friends in
New Hampshire.
! The girls and boys basketball teams
surprised Miss Lila Hammond and Her
-, bert Pettingill Thursday evening at Miss
, Hammond's home and passed a delightful
social evening. Games were enjoyed and
refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Prtzman Gale are Eat
home at their home on Bowdoin street.
The Winthrop band serenaded the newly
welded pair soon after their return from
! their brief wedding trip The band boys
, were made welcome by Mr.. and Mrs Gale
and served with refreshments.
| Mrs. Merton Hodges has returned from
a trip to New Hampshire.
/ The benefit given last week at the skat-
ing rink for the Winthrop band was a
! great success. In addition to the fine pro-
! gram given by the band the Misses San
/ horn and AlIclar
steal numbers. The proceeds amounted
/ to SO
| H. E. Foster, Fl. E. wadsworth, E. C.
Leighton r. c. McIlroy and l.. B. and E.
r. Jones attended the State Republican
convention at Portland last week
! About So were present Friday evening
at the supper given at the Methodist
vestry by the mems Bible class at which
| Mrs. Wriston's class and other were
guests. fine supper was served and a
pleasant social followed
! Ora Maxim is making a trip to Chicago
Mrs Maxim and children are visiting Ter
mother at Portland.
Miss Dorothy Webb is at home from.
| Turner for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. 5. +. Coveney entertained the La
oles' Aid Thursday afternoon. serving de-
hclous refreshments. Next Tuesday the
iaoies Will meet with Mrs Laughlin. the
gentlemen coming to supper.
MT and Mrs. John Wyman b,vo va
turned from Lincoln, where ther n,ssod
the winter. They are to leave soo,, for
oAlord' where they will make their home
MIS-. Il. w. Stevens delightful,v on
,ertalned the young ladies of the Hirb
scnool Basketball team Saturday af-
'erfoon at Japanese tea party Tho
girls were all in japanese costume
anu thelr hostess was also gowned as
Japanese lady. Incense and loss
SUCKS burning gave very Orienta,
fragrance. and the girls sat upon
! cushlonS on the floor and n,ayal
games and ate rice in real Jananese
fashion. Many novel games and can
tests were enjoyed and prizes and
faVors of japanese novelties were ub-
orally bestowed. The rooms were dec
oratd IN purple and white. great mass
es Oh Wlstarla hanging over the dining
table and tiny Japanese lanterns add
ing picturesque touch All of the re-
freshments were served in dainty Ian
anese china, and the girls partook of
sandwiches. tea. nuts. confections
cakes and dainty sherbets crowned
with tiny fan. Mrs. Stevens received
the hearty thanks of her guests for
the splendid afternoons entertainment
given them. The guests were: Miss
Mary Putnam tcoach). Misses Helena
BissonEette. Alice Fortier. Lila Ham
mond, Mildred Weymouth Clara and
Nora jackson, Anna Neal and Nina
Webb.