Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-24

VIZ STATE regent, Mrs. Lucy
~ iaziett OF Bangor, was intro.
uucea by the regent and gave an adj.
uress IN which she urged the chap
ser 70 90 something for the. com.
'nunity In which it was located
Mrs. Hazlett also gave an interestinr
account of her own early life and
expressed her interest in her work
as STATE regent. The Bethany or
chestra played In a very snir,tad
manner Overture. Patfiotic.S after
which the State vice president. Miss
MAUD Merrick Of Waterville. spoke
IN very Pleasing manner of the ~
-. y. magazine OF which COMMITTEES
she Is the Chairman. Miss Merricl
also spoke Of the Washington trims
winch She plans and conducts each
spring. and closed, with a quotation
from Frances willard about the f,ag
.ne program closed with singing Of
nefaca lead by, Mr.. Lacasce and
accompanied by Mrs. Ames. The
pariors were beautifully decorated
with yellow jonquils and purple
ny nyacinths. There were guests from
Inc chapters at North Arson and
Madison. al;;o many local guests as
each member had the privilege of
bringing one guest Tea was poured
from dainty set table by Mrs. Liz
zle Healy and Mrs. Della Weston
Inc hostesses were assisted in serv.
ing by Mrs. Philbrick, Mrs. Helen
Wenworth. Mrs. Maud Avore and
MISS mabel Pooler. Besides the tea.
oehcious sandwiches and small
cakes were served and a yerv Meas
uht social hour was enjoyed, when
the ladies had opportunity to meet
the state officers and other guests.
Inc orchestra gave a recital begin.
ning with Fantasia Mid Sorrow and
JOY during the refreshment and
social hour. The next meeting will
De held on Monday. March q. with
MRS. margaret *. Goodrich and Mru.
NOME Greenwood serving as host
esses and at which time "Old Houses
IN Skowhegan" will be discussed.
MISS Louise H.. Coburn returned
from several days trip, on Tuesday
noon. On last Thursday, Miss CO.,
burn attended the meetings of the
feoeration of Women's Clubs in Au-
gusta. On Friday she attended a
meeting of the Writer'S Research
Club in Hallowell. On Friday even
ing Miss Coburn gave an address on
the Precautionary at luncheon
| held by the Mary Dillingham; Chap
ter OF Lewiston. On Saturday, Miss
Coburn went to Portland, where she
attended luncheon given in honor of
the State regent and on Monday
evening she was present at a dinner
,,of the Colby alumni at the Congress
Square hotel in that city. ~
! Mrs. Charles Turner of Cedar street
has been confined to her home by a.
heavy cold .r
Mrs. Ernest H. Holman of Wilton
arrived in town Wednesday noon and
will be the guest for the remainder
of the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Lowe of Baptist Hill and Mr.. and
! Mrs. H. c. Judkins of Locust avenue.
! On Saturday, Mrs. Holman will go to
Athens where. on Tuesday, she will
be present at the wedding of her sis
ter-in-law, Miss Marion Holman of
New York City and Harry Turner Of
Maiden, Mass.
Friends in town have recently re-
, ceived letters from Mrs. Eta SWEET
Bradley, who is studying voice Gull
ture with Prof. Theodore Schroeders
Of Boston, that she is enjoying her
, work and mating good progress. Mrs.
Bradley is finding her engagement as
soloist at the Baptist church in
Newton very pleasant. Some time in
March, Mrs. Bradley. Miss Ella Elan
ders, a former pupil of Mrs. Dora T.
Nye and George Pratt Maxim, who is
studying pianoforte at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music in Bos-
ton, will give a concert in Skowhe-
gan. These two talented young
Skowhegan ladies will be gladly re-
ceived in their native town, where
they have many friends who are hap
py to know of their success in their
chosen work. va. .@4
The regular meeting of Skowhegan
Lodge. No. 70. Knights of Pythias,
will be held in Castle Hall on Thurs
day evening, Feb. Path. when the
knight Rank will be conferred.
Miss Doris Cover and her friend.
Miss Dorothy Knapp of New Hamp-
shire, who have been guests of Miss
Covers parents Hon. and Mrs.
George w. Cover. at their home on
Baptist Hill since Saturday. returned
to Colby. Tuesday afternoon where
they are members Of the senior class.
Reginal Foss, who has been the
guest of his. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Uriah Foss of West Front street and
Of his brother, Parker Foss Of Water
Vile, has returned to his home in Bos-
ton. -
Joseph Coburn srnith and his guest
Charles Hanson Gale OF Medford.
Mass, who have been passing several
days at the Smith home on Coburn
avenue, have returned to Colby.
Miss Bessie Edwards has resumed
her duties in the Office, Of John Hig-
gins, the register of deeds, after pass
ing some time at home because Of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. David Ed
wards.
Miss Ruby Dyer and her guest Miss
Hazel Dyer of, Portland have re-
turned to Foss Hail. Colby college.
after being guests Of Miss Dyer's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dyer at
their home on Winter street.
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