The Republican journal., 1922-08-17

Prof. Melville Z. Chase left recent
for visit in Unity

for a visit in Unity.
The Waldo County Commissioners
were in session Tuesday in their room in
the Court House. The State Assessors
were also in session in the Court room
Tuesday in conference with the assessors
of the city and towns in Waldo county.
Mrs. William E. HOFFMAN entertained
last Thursday evening at her cottage on
North Shore in honor of her house guests,
Miss Alice Shaw of Rockland and New
York and Mr.. John C. Farber of New
York. The rooms and porches were ar
| tstically decorated with garden flowers
and light refreshments were served. Sew
eral delightful solos were rendered by the
hostess and by Mr.. Farber with Miss
Shaw as accompanist. The program was
most enjoyable. Several auto parties
were present from Belfast.
! Spencer Mathews, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Amos j. King of San Juan, p
R. who is spending the summer with his
mother at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Clara A. Morrison, observed his fifth
birthday last Friday with entertaining
his little friends with games and refresh
ments. The guests were c. Chapman
Pineo, Jr.. Peter, Morris, Jr., and Roger
Slugg, Maine Hills, Jr., John Stevens,
Richard Lamson, William II. Hall. Jr.,
Clyde b. Holmes, Jr., Katherine d. Pineo,
Rebecca and Avis Holmes.
Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury, now of Boze-
man, Mont, who is spending few weeks
at the Belfast Home for Aged Women,
was delightfully."- surprised and pleased
with shower of post cards recording
good wishes of her birthday, which oc-
curr d Sunday, July 18th. Mrs. Pills.
bury's home was for about forty-two
years in Belfast, where she has very
many loyal frIen Is, md where during the
life of the North Church Sewing Circle
she was a devoted member That So
ciety and several invited guests, under
the direction of its president Mrs. Fred
| Waldo Brown, gave Mrs. Pilsbury very
informal reception in their vestry Monday
afternoon. The hours were spent socially
with refreshments of ice cream and cake
Mrs. Pilsbury was given the beautiful
dahlias and sweet peas that were used in
the decorations. 1t was also a pleasure
to Mrs. Pilsbury that her only daughter,
Mrs. William F. Schoppe of Bozeman,
who is also east, could be with her on this
anniversary.
At the Girls Home Lawn Party on
| Wednesday, Aug. 23rd, the following
committee will have charge of the sales:
Food, Mrs. j. H. Howes, Mrs. Estelle
Milett, Miss Maude E. Mathews and
several assistants; candy, Miss Grace
! Hall, Miss Lou Mason, Miss Grace Haz-
eltlne, Miss Katherine Brown; ice cream,
Mrs. j. c. Durham, Miss Elizabeth kel-
ley; punch, Miss Anne Crosby, Mrs. Fred
| Chase; flowers, Miss Maude Gammans,
Mrs w. +. HOFFMAN; fancy and miscel-
laneous articles, Mrs E. P, Frost, Mrs. j.
4. Dunton, Miss Margaret nunton. The
committee on food would be glad to re-
/ ceive contributions from all who are in
terested Food may be left at the homes
of the committee before one O'Clock, or
may be delivered at the Home later. The
sale will open at 2.30. From that hour
on cars will he ready near the post office
to carry guests to the Home. The flower
| committee would also be glad to receive
contributions. A brief program of music
and readings will be given.
at the Country Club last Monday the fol-
lowing guests and others: Mrs. Charles
Rogers, New York, Mrs. Sargent and
Mrs. C. b. Roberts, Brighton, Mass,
Mrs. T. Lehman, Miss Betty Wise and
Miss Jean Wise, Joplin, Mo, Mrs. Chas.
Bradbury, Mrs. Austin Kea ting, Mrs. Ed
gar Harding. Mrs Herbert H. Stew
ems, Mrs Wilmer Dorman and Miss Caro-
line Perrine, Belfast, Mrs Rol nd Bragg,
Bangor, Mrs. Saddler, Nashua, N. H,
Mrs. Deisher, Reading, Pa, Mrs. Coe
and Miss Coe. Long Island, N. Y, Miss
Frances Flanders, Brookline, Mass, Mrs.
H. E. Collett, Bangor, Mrs. Charles
Kennedy, Boston, Mrs. Hertz, Miami
Fla. The following won the pr .zes: First
prize, picture-a copy of the Sistine Ma
dona, Mrs. Charles Kennedy; second
prize, book RaphaeD Miss Margaret Coe;
third prize and consolation, Miss Frances
Flanders, a handkerchief. The game
was played on the piazza. which was
beautifully decorated with flowers After
the game of auction refreshments were
served in the dining room.