Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-19
Frank w. Whittier Native Of Cornvle Dies in Washington
Stated A. r. Chapters First Meeting-Mchen Phila
thea Class Has Halloween Program-Mrs Harry Smith
and Mrs Laura Twadel Give Dinner at Lakewood

ton and Mrs. Edith S. Phiibrick was
appointed to attend the naturalization
hearings and present to the success
ful applicants copy Of the American
creed and an American flag. The first
number on the program was a vocal
solo, There Is No Death" (OHare),
and encore. THE Birth of Morn"
ueone). sung delightfully."- b.. Mrs
Rose Burrill, who was accompanied
/ by Mrs. Mary e. Marston. The sub
| 1ect of the afternoons study was The
Old Coast Road from Plymouth to
Boston and the foreword was read
by Mrs. Florence W. Danforth. The
first chapter. dorchester Heights"
was read by Mrs. Laura H. Dinsmore
and Mrs. Fanny Cabot. The name of
one new member for membership was
presented. The gavel was formally
presented to Mrs. Marble. the new
regent, who has been elected to serve
in the place of Mrs. Helen C. Went
worth. resigned. The hostesses served
delicious tea. sandwiches and olives,
salted nuts and mints. with Miss Ger
! trude Weston pouring and assisted in
serving by Mrs Priscilla Colby and
Mrs. Nina r. Greenwood. The attend
ance was large and a most happv
afternoon was spent by all present.
The following is the assignment of
the meetings for the winter according
, 10 the calendar: November ~, "OId
Coast Road from Plymouth TO Boston"
tconcludedD: hostesses Mrs Helen
Hight and Mrs. Edith Leighton. Jan.
uary is. Impressions OF Franco
American Friendship" Col. Roy l..
Marstcn: hostcsses, Miss Louise r.
| Cohurn and Mrs. Grace Coburn Smjtt.
February 20. silver tea; hostassas
Mrs. Maud Avore. Mrs. Emma Duntor
Mrs. Martha Griffin, Mrs. Clara D.
Wyman and Mrs. Della Bartlett.
March 90. The Old Merchant Marine"
hostesses, Mrs. Mary Page and DR.
kincaid. April II. "Old Houses of
Skowhesan:" hostesses, Mrs. Mary c
Brainard and Mrs Florence r. Cur
rier. May IS, hostesscs. Mrs. Flor
ence Danforth and Mrs. Dinsmore
June ~, Flag Day. Lexington and
Concord" hostesses. Mrs. Elise r.
White and Mrs. Della Weston. The
IN Mcmoriam' page bears the names
OF two members. They are Mrs Ella
NJ. Pooler. died April IL, 1921. and Mrs
Elizabeth p. Merrill. died Nav 2z
1921. The meetings OF the chapter are
held once each month. on the third
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Casey and three sons
Edward. Paul and Francis went to
Portland Monday noon for few davs.
The October meeting Of the Ella F.
Mitchell rhilathea class of the Beth
any Baptist church was held on
Monday evening in the church chanel
Nhlch was decorated with orange and
black, pumpkin jack o'-Ianterns and
black cats The president. Mrs
Clara Decker presided. and the host
esses were Mrs. Angie Steward. Mrs.
Bertha Stafford, Mrs. Gertrudo
Stinchfield. Mrs. Bertha Stinchfeld
Mrs. Eta Parker. Mrs Ella White
more, Mrs. Della Sandford. Mrs. Ida
Smith. Mrs. MIRA Avery and Mrs.
fena Taylor. The reports of the
secretary. Mrs. Angie f. Steward
treasurer Mrs. Mae " Haincs and
flower committee. by its chairman,
Mrs. F.uecnia Merriam. were present.
cd and accepted. Three new mem
bers, Mrs. PearIe Whittemore. Mrs.
Mary Washhurn and Mrs. Blanch s.
Phillips We're added to the class. No
tlce was given OF the Philathea meet
ing which is to he held by the First
l'hiiathea class of the Federated
church and the Ella F. Mitchell class
on Thursday evening in the Fedcr-
ated church and the following COM
mittees We're appointed to service
with similar committees from the
First class. Decorations. Miss Doro-
thy Dav Mrs. Mayna Symons and
Miss Nelma Fogc: refreshments. Miss
Marie Fletcher. Miss Mildred BeaIe
and Miss Leila Fairhrother. The
nominating committee. to present
slate of officers to serve the class for
next year. was appointed by the chair
as follows: Mrs. Ina w. Creation.
Mrs. Violet Y. Fogg and Miss Alice
F.. Whitten. 1t was voted to Join the
Frist class in inviting the Mabel
Decker Philathea class Of Hinckley to
q ot'Niit ''C- iiul SidN evening InPPt-
ing. After the business session
pleasing program was presented. di-
rected by the hostesses and vas as
follows: Piano solo and encore. "The
Robins Return" and Ghosts and
COLLINS, Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye:
jokes; vocal solo. "a Message from
Dreamland". and encore. Ralph
Smith accompanied on the piano by
mis- mother Mrs. Ida Smith and on
the mandolin by his brother Lyndsl
Smith; piano solo and encore "Ha-
waiian Dreams" and Fifth Mazur-
ka". Louise Stinchield. The lights
We're turned out and by the light OF
the jack lanterns the hostesses who
wore tall picked caps. served apples,
corn balls. and salted nuts The
meeting was we'll attended and all
passed a most happy evening The
neyt meeting will he held on the sec
ond Monday in November and the
following ladies will serve as hostess !
ses, Mrs. Kate Turner. Mrs Bessie
Thompson. Miss Leila FaSrbrothher. !
Mrs. Ors Vallere. Mrs. Zelia Vallere, +,