Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
Majons Have Ladies' Night Tonight-D. A. R. Meeting
Eastern Star Installation Friday

E8SIeIu SttI 11aS
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 10,
evening. tho Masons will entertain
their ladies' in the Masonic halrat 8
o'clock. Cards win be played. fol-
lowed by dancing. Visiting Masons
and ladies are invited to attend.
The Eunice Farnsworth chapter Of
the American Revolution was enter
tanned on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
FraYik w. Buchanan at her home on
Madison avenue. Just as the regent,
Mrs. Edith S. Philbrick, called the
meeting to order Mrs. buchanan
took her place at the regents table
and very earnestly and sincerely ex-
pressed her appreciation Of the sun
dial. which the chapter placed last
June in Coburn Park in memory Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bucknam's son, Alvan
Buchanan, who gave his life in the
World War and all others who gave
service in the war. To express the
appreciation of her mother, Mrs.
Sardh Whitcombe, who is also
member of the Eunice Farnsworth
chapter, of Mr.. Buchanan and her
SELF. Mrs. Buchanan presented the
chapter with a beautiful silk flag,
which was accepted for the chapter
ky the regent. The daughters pres
emit gave Mrs. Buchanan a rising vote
of thanks. The Lords prayer and
salute to the flag were given. The
secretary, Mrs. Helen Wentworth
gave the report of the last meeting,
which was accepted. The treasurer,
Mrs. Georgia Wilson gave a brief
report. The message from Mrs.
Geofge NJ. Minor president general,
and a letter from the State regent
were read by the secretary. Two
piano solos were played by Mrs.
Ethel Whittier Ames. The following
committee. Miss Gertrude S. Weston,
/ Miss Florence Pooler and Mrs. Liz
zic Marble was appointed by the
chair to nominate delegates and al
4 tornates to the State meeting and to
the continental Congress- Delegates
and alternates were elected as fol-
4 lows: State meeting-DelegateS, Mrs.
! Margaret X. Goodrich, Mrs. Edith
Leighton, Miss Gertrude S. Weston,
4 Dr. Kincaid. Mrs. Mabel p. Judkins;
. alternatos, Mrs. Elizabeth Marble,
Mrs.. Helen Wentworth. Miss Mabel
f'ooler, Mrs. Alta Elliott, Mrs. Sarah
Eaton and Mrs. Georgia Wilson.
Continental Conference Delegate,
AIRS. Lola NJ. Blunt; alternates, Mrs.
Della Bartlett, Mrs. Mary Brainard,
! Mrs, Fanny Cabot, Mrs. Florence
Carrier, Mrs. Florence Waugh Dan
forth. Mrs. Gertrude w. Buchanan.
IL 4 ,,p1f
lcoi,r and Mrs Mollic Greenway. A
! communication was read by Miss
Weston from the state chairman of
4 tho department for marking historic
specs. Miss Louise Fl. Coburn gave
i Il RI port OF the work she was doing
( rs chapter historian and stated that
j she had sound that the following Is
relatives of the daughters were in
4 9 ryicc during the World War: John
"|oston Healey, J. Wallace Blunt,
j ~. am II. Wildes, Robert y. Wildes,
4 Stephen Coburn Pepper, Alvan Buck
nam, Herbert w. Griffin. Blynn Good
ief, Donald Philbrick, Enroll Chase,
4 Bruce White and Charles Hanson
i Gale. I'm article. "A Grandmother
-Anocg Woman's Clubs" written by
a Anna Phillips Sec was very interest
h ing ana was read by Mrs. Marble
Paper, Marie Antoinette Houses in
& Maine" written by Mrs. Fl. r. White
Of Bath was read by Mrs. Mabel p.
q Judkins. An article, Rosalind of
4 Squaw Island" written by Maud
Clark Gay was read by Mrs Lola M.
Blunt. Piano solo, Silver Stars,"--
Il Mazurka by Carl Bohm was played
by Miss Helen Halves. which closed
4 the program Mrs. Buchanan, assist
4 ed by Mrs. Maud II. Avore and Mrs:
Georgia c. Wilson served delicious
sherbert. white and gold cake and
nints. The next meeting will &C.
cur on the third Tuesday in Febru-
airy instead of on the third Monday,
the usual day of meeting, and will
4 he held on Feb. %. Washington's
birthday, at which time a silver tea
4 will be held in the parlors of the pub
lie library. The following ladies will
serve as hostesses: Mrs. Ora VALERIE,
Mrs. Leila Healey, Mrs. Lizzie
Il Healey. Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill, Mrs.
Il Mabel Philbrick and DR.. Cora M.
Il Johnson.
The Festival Chorus held a re-
hearsal in the assembly hall at the
Showhegan High school building on
Z Monday evening before the Tracy
d Thurlow reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace nj. Weston
3 entertained number of relatives on
b Monday evening at their home on
Baptist hill in honor of their daugh-
4 ter, Mrs. Roy Haywood, who has
Il been passing a few days in town.
Y Mrs. Weston served delicious re-
freshments of sandwiches, cake and
S coffee.
u Mrs. Charles Matson is quite ill
{ with an attack of neuritis.
II Francis Friend has returned to
Augusta, where he is employed, aft
& er being the guest of his parents, Mr..
y and Mrs. Howard Friend
Miss A. M. Pike of waterville was
i'll town Tuesday on business.
Roy Savage Of Bingham was in
II town Monday on his way to Augusta.
y On Monday evening the January So
q cial and business meeting Of the Ella
II +. Mitchell Philathea class of the
= Bethany Baptist Sunday school was
held at the home of Mrs Rose Burrill
II 1910