The Republican journal., 1922-03-16

The S. of v. will have a masquerade
ball in Memorial hall this, Thursday.
evening.
Littlefield's orchestra will 60 to Cas-
! tine Friday night to assist Perkins or
chestra at the Normal school ball.
Primrose Chapter, O. E. s., will ha We
a regular meeting Friday evening. A
musical romance will be given under the
direction of Mrs Jessie Allen, Mrs. Ell
len Smith, Mrs. Isabel Howes, Bert l..
Davis and Ralph l. Morse
A Republican caucus has been called to
meet at the Court House Friday evening,
March 18th, to elect city committee
and choose delegates to the District and
| State convention to be held in Bangor,
Thursday, April 9th.
Don't forget the dance at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday night, March 10th. Dane
ing from until 1 o'clock. There will be
spotlight stop waltz at II O'Clock which
is the attraction of the evening and very
popular in other places. The latest song
| hits will be played.
A REPUBLICAN, DUTY. 1t is the duty
of every Republican voter in Belfast and
all the towns in Waldo county to vote
/ Monday, March goth, for Hon John E.
Nelson of Augusta to succeed Hon. John
A. Peters as their representative to Con-
gress. This is a party question and 1t is
up to the women as well as to the men to
vote next Monday or live to regret their
neglect of duty.
Miss Marian Woodwork entertained a
three table auction party last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Frank E.
Rramball. The decorations and color
scheme were in keeping with St. Pat
rick's day, even the ice cream, cake and
candies bearing green decorations. The
guests were Mrs. Bramhall, Mrs Vim
L. Luce, Mrs. Sarah F. knight, Mrs
Harry A. Foster, Mrs. Lynwood b
Thompson, Miss Edna ID. Crawford, Mis-
Alberta w. Farnham, Miss Charlotte NJ
Tibbetts, Miss E. Frances Abbott, Mis-!
Esther F. Evans, Miss Helen a. Ham.
Mrs. S. c. Psttee will have her Eastel
ball in the Armory Wednes day evening
April 5th 1t will be one of the leading
social events of the season and bette
than ever before. The recital will b,
from 730 to 8. 30 with solos, fairy tai,
numbers and selections by the baby clas
of boys and girls from to years old
Miss Margaret Smith of Waterville,
teacher of dancing, will give solo mum
bers. "Babe" Harrington's orchestra o
Watervile will furnish the music. Will,
of the jazz variety it is refined and me
lodious. The Watervile 'Banio King
will be here as special feature.
The marriage of Mrs Almeoa r. Gun
bingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E.
Nj Richards of Northport, and Albert
Skillin of HalloweIl took place at the
Grace Methodist parsonage in Bangor,
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock. Rev
c. N Garland performed the ceremony
and the double ring service was used
The couple were attended by Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. Z. Patti of that city. Mrs. Skill
lin attended the public schools OF Belfast
and is a graduate of Beal's Business Col
ege of Bangor. Mr.. Skillin attended the
public schools of Hallowell and also Bow
dom College. Mr.. and Mrs Skillin are
both employed by the OTIS Skinner Opt.
cal Company in Bangor. They left i'm
mediately after the ceremony on shor
honeymoon and on their return will re-
side for the present at 76yCourt street.
The Unitarian Alliance was entertain
ed last Friday evening by Mrs. Ben Ha-
zeltne at her home on Northport avenue.
By request DR.. George E. MOI gan re-
peated his paper on George Washington.
DR.. Morgan is a pleasing speaker and his
research on this subject is condensed and
entertaining. Miss Charlotte w. Col
burn read selection showing the growth
of the Unitarian church and its allied so :
cieties. 1t was voted to have military
whist party in Memorial hall Tuesday
evening March 2lst, under the direction
of Mrs. Allan NJ Howes, oh irman of the
Social Aid committee. A nominating
committee. consisting of Mrs Ben Hazel
tine, Mrs. w. B. Swan, Mrs w. M. Ran
dali, Mrs. Fred A. johnson, Mrs. II. E.
Mcdonald, were appointed to report at
the annual business meeting to be held
with Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald, March 23rd.
The postponed musicale will be held in
the North church parors March 10th.