The Republican journal., 1921-05-26

INCV. JduleS JTdy OIL DOOIuudy l1dIOOI,
superintendent of this district of the
Methodist Conference was the guest
Wednesday, of Rev. and Mrs. Charles w.
Martin. He was accompanied by his
bride.
The opening dance of the season at tn
attractive pavilion on the New Belfas
Fair grounds will be held next Monda y
evening, May 30th. McKeen's orchestr a
will furnish music and Herbert W. Hea-
ley will cater.
Mrs. Belle L. Gates began Tuesday on
contract for mems golf coats for Fuller
q Sullivan of Boston. Her shop is pleas
antly located on Field street and while
her crew at present is small she will
gradually increase it.
All members of Penobscot Encamp-
ment, l. O. .. F., are urged to attend a
special meeting to be held next Tuesday
evening, when there will be work in the
degrees. Matters of Importance are to
come before the meeting.
All members of Thomas H. Marshall
Post and its allied societies are urged to
meet in Memorial hall Sunday forenoon
to attend in body the memorial sermon
to be given in the First Parish (Unitar-
lan church by Rev. Arthur E. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Mcintyre, who
have been in Belfast several years, while
Mr.. Mcintyre has been engaged in the
fishing business, will leave soon for
Charleston, s. c., where he has fine
position. They have returned from Cam
den, where they were guests of their pa
rents, MIR, and Mrs. Clarence E. McIn-
tyre.
Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence F. French of Walt ham, Mass, will
be sorry to learn that their son, Curtis
b. French, passed away May 23rd, aged
seventeen years and eight months. He
was well known and had many friends in
Belfast and vicinity. He was one of the
victims of the typhoid fever epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. French have the sympathy
of friends here.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle had me-
mortal program at their meeting Tues
Saturday at l p. m. in Memorial hall to
graves in Grove Cemetery and all mem
regular meeting will be Wednesday, June
birthday lunch. All are asked to bring
extra for the luncheon.
AUCTION PARTIES. Mrs Sumner C..
Pattee gave very delightful auction
party last Wednesday evening for her
mother, Mrs. Albert D. Mowrey, who
makes her home with her. Covers were
laid for fourteen guests at daintily ap-
pointed tables with centers of snap
dragons and original water color place
cards, the work of Mrs. Pattee. The
guests were Mrs. Amelia Allen, Miss
Maude Barker, Mrs. Joseph W. BlaisdeIl,
Mrs. II. II. Carter, Mrs. George f. Doak,
Mrs. George | Heating, Mrs. Austin W.
Heating, Mrs. Arthur Rltchie, Mrs. H.
f. Mcdonald, Mrs. Fred 7. Chase, Mrs.
S. A. Parker, Mrs. E. M. Glidden and
Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth... Mrs. George
R. Doak and Mrs. H. H. Carter were
guests at birthday party given in their
honor Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Horace E. Mcdonald The after
noon was spent with auction, the prizes
going to Mrs. Arthur Rtchie, Mrs Mari
on +. Brown and Mrs. Clement w. Wes-
colt. The score cards were yellow and
pink roses. Light refreshments were
served. Souvenirs of the occasion were
Dutch treats, each one bringing one,
thus creating much merT!ment. AT
b. ~ p. m. all adjourned to the Windsor
Hotel, where delicious lobster supper
was served Du,ch treat. The table was
decorated with three large bowls OF beau
tlful wood vloietS. Later came two
| handsome birthday cakes which were cut
by the special guests. Others present
and not mentioned were Mrs Georee |.
and Mrs. Austin w. Heating, Mrs. E.
M. Giloden, Mrs. &. A. Thompson, Mrs.
Ralph d. Southworth and Miss Maude
Il. Barker....Mrs. Carl II. Stevens enter
tanned last Saturday evening. The llv-
ing and dining rooms were decorated
with roses, and small tables from which
supper was served at 7 p. m. were CEN
Tered with bouquets of snapdragons
She was assisted by Mrs. Norman A
Read, Mrs. George c. Thompson, Misses
L. Frances Abbott and Louise R. Glenn
ent. Auction was played during the
evening, the prizes, hand-palnted bas-
kets, going to Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee
and Mrs. e. b. Holmes. Other guests
were Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore, Mrs
Charles E. Brown, Mrs. Maine Hills
Mrs II. II. Holhngshead, Mrs. H. Il
Stevens, Mrs. H. L. hilgore, Mrs. VIM
IL. Hail, Mrs. Ansel M. Lothrop, Mrs
Allan M. Howes, Mrs. Raymond R.
Sherman, Mrs. Dana B. Southworth
Mrs. Richard E. Shaw, Mrs. Morris l.
Slugg, Mrs c. B. Roberts, Miss Anne
M. hlttredge, Miss Florence E. Dunton
Miss Margaret l.. Keene and Miss Alice
Wescott.,