Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-27
ST. MARY's REUNION
Opens Wednesday Ev-
ening at City Hall
and Is Very Enjoy
able Occasion

L ne annual PARISH reunion of ST,
Mary's church was opened Wednes-
day evening at City hall with a good
attendance. A most interesting pro-
gram OF songs and recitations was
presented and the occasion was very
enjoyable and successful. The re-
union will be continued this evening
and Friday evening
The following program was Civ
en- last evening: Song, The Bir-
dies Ball" by Misses Katherine CuI-
Imam, Madeline Fox. Kathryn Muir
ply, Louise Lynch and Lucille Du-
cette. accompanied by Miss Dorothy
derson; vocal duet. Till We Meet
Again, Misses Marie Simpson and
Madeline Murphy, accompanied by
Masters Martin and William Fox:
Dance of the Graces. Misses Helen
Harris. Dorothy Stone, Marie Simp-
son and Doris Buckley, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Regan; Sailors.
Hornpipe. Miss Josephine Hanson
accompanist. Miss Helen Harris.
Comedy, NO Peddlers Wanted"
Bookkeeper, John Allison: peddler
Robert Sawyer: book agent. Martin
Fox: salesman. Melvin Caswel
Minstreis. Introducing character
Jokes and melodies from the sunny
land. End men. Rastus and Sam ha.
Warren Fletcher and Bartlett Wake
field. Chorus - James Canneliy
Charles Carney. Ernest Sawyer,
John Golfer, Theodore Cioutler Al
bert Mclaughlin. Leo Allison. Ac-
companits. Miss Dorothy Regan.
Each and every number rendered
by the young people proved very
pleasing and was accorded warm ap-
plause. The last number, the min
strel show, was especially good. the
vocal selections and dances given by
the boys making a big hit. Master
Warren Fletcher sang the selection.
Brass Band Abraham Jones' and
Master Bartlett Wakefield sang
'Goodbye Alexander
The booths about the hall in
charge of the various societies of the
church were unusually attractive and
received good patronage. The Holy
Name Society hooths colors we're red
and white and there the game of
baseball was Mayed. This booth was
in charge of John E. Hanson and
Leo Murphy.
The. .color scheme OF the SadalitY
booth was of blue and white. Beau
tlf-Il pieces nt fancy work and hags
were dispia ved and there was also a
domestic department at this booth.
The ladies in charge were Misses
Harriet Enrlght. Josephine Powers
and Catherine Doyle.
The Drexeis' booth was beautiful.
of white with gold trimmings. and
there fancy articles and aprens were
sold In charge were Mrs. Fred Lo-
gan. Mrs. Michael F'rawiey and Mrs
Walter Scott.
Candy. erangeade and fancy work
were sold at the Sunday school booth
which was in charge of Misses Annie
Lynch, Cecilia Buckley, Margaret
Lynch and Mary Downing. The color
scheme OF this booth was purple and
white.
The knights OF Columbus booth
was decorated with purple and
white. and there punch was served.
In charge were L. Durette. Charles
O'Connor Jack Seigers. George
Greenwood and William Skehan.
The booth OF the Junior Holy Name
Society was prettily decorated in red
and yellow. Lemonade was served
there In charge were Albert Wheeler
and Maurice Rodrick.
Another especially pretty booth
was that of the Ladies' Charitable
Society, at which the color scheme of
black and white was worked out in
novel ways. Fancy work was on sale.
The ladies in charge were Mrs. DEN
mis- Donovan. Mrs. Thomas Coughiin
and Miss Sarah Leary.
At tables in one corner Of the hail
refreshments of sandwiches, coffee.
ice cream and cake were served by
the ladies' of the parish.
The following priests were in At