Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-20

Mrs. Grin Packard, Shirley street.
George kilbourne and son, JUNIOR,
returned 10 Auburn Monday after
being in town the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Chabot at their home
on Winter street.
Miss Florence Hale, of the State
Educational Department, was in
town Monday afternoon and night.
where she was the speaker at the
Eunice Farnsworth Chapter ID. A. Il.
Silver Tea. and addressed meeting
of the teachers in the municipal
court room.
Mrs. Jennie Blanchard, who has
been ill with the grippe at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Lem
icuX, returned Monday to Waterville,
where She passing the winter with
her son. Joseph. She was accom-
panied by a younger son, Lewis, who
will pass a week in Waterville.
Miss Cora Coffey, who has been
taking a nurses training at the
Somerset hospital. left Monday for
Jaimaca Plain. Mass, where she is to
continue her training for six months
at the Faulkner hospital with which
the Somerset hospital is affiliated.
Miss Coffey will return to the SOM
cfSel hospital 10 IlnlSll ana graduate.
Calendar Day OF Woman's Club
The Calendar Day of the. Show
hogan Woman's Club post -poned
from Wednesday to Saturday was
held in the parlor of the public
library with Mrs. Kate Eaton Oak
and Mrs. Adclide p Ordway acting
as hostesscs. The decorations we've
white hyacinths. Mrs. Sar&n l..
Reed gave an interesting report of
the previous meeting.
The program, divided into, four see
tionS to represent various months OF
the year, was arranged by one of
the directors, Mrs. Mary l.. Mais.on
and was most effective. The door
way into the kitchen was made into
large and handsome Valentine and
through the door those taking part
in the program made their appear
ancC.
A group of poems suggestive 10
January, February and March were
read by Mrs. MaudL L. .Iewctt, January.
was represented by a winter rlrl
who was Miss Sadie Martin dressed IN
winter sport clothes; February, 10y
Mrs. F'ranchcr SWEET. in red as
Valentine girl; and March by Mss
L. L u
in green:
The second group. April. May and
June, the poems appropriate TO
Daisy ID. Merrill. April was by
Elizabeth Merrill and Wallace Blunt,
Jr.. wearing rain coats under an
umbrella, suggestive OF April
showers: Queen Of the May was
PHYLLIS Whiting and Ike ,JInc bride
was Mary Merrill and the welding
march was played by Mrs. Dora T.
Nyc:
The third group, July, August ana
September. poems were read by Mrs.
Lola Blunt; July was represented
by Mrs. Vera Smith as Liberty,
August by Miss Whiting as a sum
mcr girl. and September. the har-
vest girl ny Miss Martin. The
fourth group. October. November ana
December. the poems read by Mrs.
Helen Wentworth. October was rep
resented by Agnes <'ockburn aS 4
hunting girl: November the plritan
on the first Thanksgiving by Mrs.
Jeanette l.. Merrill; December vas
suggestive of Christmas by Eliza
beth and Margaret Merrill holding
stockings and Christmas Candles y
Nictro!a Selection appropriate for
each month added to the pleasure of
the program which was unique and
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The next meeting of the Club will
be observed as "Childrens' Day" and
is being directed by Mrs. Sarah i.
Reed, tho secretary. Mrs. Maud
| Ayorc. Mrs. Alice L. Cover and Mrs.
| Dora T. Nyc.