The Republican journal., 1922-01-12
The News of Belfast

a business meeting with Mrs. fannie
Robinson, Waldo avenue, Tuesday even
ing. Jan, 18th. All members are request
ed to be present.
The Saturday Auction Club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Wilmer j. Dorman. Mrs. Grace Z.
Pillsbury won the first prize and MIS-
Ansel NJ. Lothrop received the consola-
ton.
VIM. H. Mcintosh, who with Mrs.
Mcintosh is spending the winter In st.
Cloud. Fla, writes: I'VE have bought US
a home here and like it very much. This
is a beautiful country. We had some de-
licious strawerries out of our garden Dec.
2oth."
Mrs Sumner C. Pattee went to Boston
Monday to visit relatives. She will OBJ
serve and take some special dancing les
sons, and will probably start her aesthe-
tic and adult dancing classes on Friday
afternoon and evening, Jan. goth, and
her children's class Saturday, Jan. 2lst.
Wednes lay evening, Jan. 18th, there
will be a union meeting of all the Odd
Fellow bodies in the city, to tender re-
ception to their new officers and District
Deputies. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all members. There will be musi-
cal entertai nment, refreshments, games
and everything for social evening.
McKeen's orchestra will furnish music.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the City National Bank was held at
their banking rooms at 10 a. m. Tuesday
January 10th. Mr. c. w. Wescott was
elected President; Mr.. R. A Bramhall,
Cashier; and Miss Alberta W. Farnham,
Assistant Cashier. The following direc-
tors were elected: Ira M. Cobe, Ralph l..
Cooper, Charles P. Hazeltine, Ralph ii.
Howes. Elmer A. Sherman, Valorus A.
Simmons, Selwyn Thompson, c. w.
Wescott.
The many admirers in this vicirity of
Miss Gladys Ruth Brigham, the popular
Young playwright will be interested in the
report in the Somerville Journal of one OF
her recent play "a Rose O. Plymouth
Town" as given by the Somerville Wo-
mans Club:
"Miss Bridgham, as Rose, did consist.
emily beautiful acting in her sustained
and difficult part, and carried Mrs. Harri-
son with her to dramatic heights. Miss
Bridoham has not in some years had an
opportunity to display her talent for act
ing. and the performance sets her reputa-
ton high in a new direction. As she
took the part on protest, because the
one originally cast was sick, and as she
also coached the play itself, her perform
ance is all the more remarkable"
The following clipping from San Jose,
Calf, daily is of interest to many Bel
fast readers;
can ideal Christmas cruise is being en-
joyed by Miss Helen Oakes Angler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Angler OF this
city, who has been spending the past year
in foreign travel. December 10th Nissan
gier, in the company of friend, departed
from Liverpool on board the "Aguila" for
Portugal, Madeira and the Canary Islands,
where they will spend the holidays. Lis
bon. with its famous beauty spots, Made
ira, with quaint and surprising blend of
the twentieth century and the prehistoric;
Las Palmas, the first port on Grand Can
ary, with it's white walls, flat roofs aud
palm trees giving it an oriental atmos-
phere, and Santa Cruz, charming inter
esting old town of ancient Spanish houses
and patios. will all be visited"
The officers of Waldo Lodge and Auro-
ra Rebekah Lodge, l. o. 0. f., were
Jointly installed Tuesday evening by Les
lie A. White, D. D. G. NJ, of Monroe and |
EVELYN A. Frost, D. D. p, assisted by
George A. Palmer of Monroe and Annie
r. atte rson as Marshals; W. X. Keene
and Sara S. Guthrie as Wardens; l.. j.
Sanborn and Esther S. Hartshorn as Sec
retaries; j. K. bennett and Cora j. Bow
ker as treasurer; C. E. Frost and Isabel
CHM as chaplains; L. E. McMahan and
Carrie Murch as sentinels. There was an
attendance of $50. Alice M. Palmer,
vice president of Rebekah Assembly, was
present and fittingly addressed the meet
;no- as did the visiting officers and
others. Cocoa and cake was served.
The newly elected officers are: For Waldo
Lodge, Benjami L. Robertson, N. G.;
Albert L. Cuzner, v. G.; Samuel Adams.
Rec. Sec.; w. L. Cook. Fl. Sec.; r. H.
Howes, Treas. John Parker, Agent. For
Rebekah Lodge: Hazel R. Fernald, N. g.;
Elizabeth Murch, ". G; Annie X. Ad-
ans, Rec. Sec; Efie NJ. Harrison, Fl.
Sec. Abbie E. Cook, Treasurer.
The military whist party given in Me-
mortal Hall last Thursday evening under
the direction of the executive committee
of the Unitarian Alliance was so enjoy
able that many have requested that an
other be given in the near future. AS
soon as arrangements can be made it will
be repeated as benefit for the Public
Health branch of the Red Cross. AT the
party there were twenty-five tables. Six
rounds were played, Mrs. Eugene L. Stew
ems table winning the largest number OF
flags, 10 out of possible %. Mrs. Allan
NJ. Howes was second, with II flags. No
prizes were given. Mrs. Ben Hazeltine,
in the absence of Mrs. James c. Durham,
the president, directed the game. During
the play Mrs Stephen S. L. Shute. assist