Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22
a e. p. w. Club Meeting

Inc ijPIIuSl buSlHSSS anu A'A~''
sional Women's club held a very en-
ioyable meeting Tuesday evening at
the North church parlors. The meet
ing was called to order 2y the presi-
dent. Mrs. Sarah Hammons. with
reading of the records Of the last
meeting by Mrs. Therese Southard.
very interesting paper containing
the address of the national president,
Mrs. Lena Lake Forest. at the Ma
tional Federation last July. was read
bv Miss Grace Lord. The business
meeting was then adjourned untii
March 6, when Rev. w. +. Skerrye
will address the club.
The meeting was then handed over
to the social committee for the eve
ming composed of Mrs. Fred Splnney'
chairman, Mrs. Leona Bucklin, Mrs.
J.oota conquest, Mrs. Osgood. Miss
Clara, Steward. and Miss Harriet
Clark. The entertainment opened
with n vocal solo. "A Spring Fancy
by Densmore By Mrs. William Wilder
accompanied b. Mrs. Thomas T..
Bovkor Mrs. Wilder responded TO
n very enthusiastic encore by sing
inc .rhe Vale" by Russell Both
numbers were very beautiful ana
Mrs. Wilder was at her best.
The committee then came in as the
Ku Kluy Khan in uniform TheE
were certainly very clever and theS
brought with them some very thrii :
ing and frightful te!esrams Tor oai :
fercnt members. Each order must
he carried out as per, order OF the
X. X. X. The guests were seated AT
tables OF four and subjects Were
rassed from, table to table for dis
russion by those present until each
subject had been discussed at length
~ Zach table. Then subject was
sriyen TO one member of each table
who must get zip and give their view :
on the question TO the guests pres
cnt.
The following questions We're
drawn ana spoken on by the follow
ing ladies: "W'hy Joined the Bust
ness and Professional Wonieh's
Club" Miss Iavernc Whitten: "Ine
Need of New Schooihouse.' Mrs.
s & l.. Shutc: What Is Your Hob
hy.." Mrs. Robert Rollins: dancing.
or What Get out of My Work" Mrs.
simmer c. Pattee: THE Colonial
Theatre Fire" Mrs. II. II. Coombs;
What Would Do for Belfast We're
7 Given a Million Dollars. Miss Mil
dred Thomas; "Old Maids" Miss
Edith Davidson. The topics discus
sod afforded great amusement and
some very clever ideas were put
forth by the different speakers. lie
freshments of corn cakes and ice
cream were served.
DR.. Ansel l.. Lothrop. whose dental
rooms were destroyed in the. Colonial
Theatre fire. has rented the rooms
,X1l I I n
in Masonic Temple and will open
for business as soon as possible. DR..
I.othrop has an entire new equipment
ordered and hopes to be able to re-
sumo his practice by the latter part
of next week. $500,
The executive board of the Belfast
business and Professional Women $
club held a meeting previous to the
business meeting on Tuesday evening
and voted to close their charter on
March 20. when banquet will be held
and the State president. Miss Mary
Arlete Penney of Portland will be
present and address the club, A
slight change was made in the pro-
gram committee and the following
were elected to serve: Mrs. Lillian
Pattee, Mrs. Hazel Fernald, Mrs.
Catherine Wilder, Miss Mildred OAR
by-and Miss Anne Kittredge.
Among those who attended the
Bridge Hearing at Augusta Tuesday
were Ralph II. Howes. Q. W. Wescott.
]. W. Blaisdell. Will r. Howard.
William. l.. Randall. Milton Hills.
Linwood Thompson, A. p. Goodhue.
Elmer Sherman. Will Shorey and l..
A. Payson. They report a good at
tendance and a very fine meeting.
About thirty people had planned to
attend from Belfast but were unable
to do so on account of the large fire
of the night before.