Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-17
|Sk0 wHEGAN LOCAL NEWS,
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s s! -
Musical Program at Sorosis

The ladies of the SkoWhegan So
rosis met Monday evening in the l.
| brary parlOrs for its regular meeting
| The hostesses were Miss Lu'a Chap
man, chairman, Mrs. Isabelle T..
| Moore. Mrs. Hazel keene and Miss
| Clara Libby. The decorations were
| carnations, asparagus ferns and
mountain laurel and were most at
tractive. In the absence OF the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Christensen. the
vice president. Mrs. Vera Is. Smith,
presided. The secretary. Mrs. Bir-
dena Il. Conant, gave an interesting
account of the previous meeting.
The following program was car
ried out much to the pleasure of
the ladies present: Piano solo.
Helen Halves: vocal solo, "Oh Thou
Sublime Evening Star" and encore,
"Give Man Horse He Can Ride"
Charles Turner, accompanied by Mrs.
Dora Traitor Nye; vocal solo,
THANK God for a Garden" Mrs.
Rose Burrill, accompanied by Mis-.
Ethel w. Ames; violin solo, THE
Dreaming Shepherdess. and en-
core. "Mazurka." Miss Eizabe h
Russalloff. accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Rebekah Russakoff: piano
SOLO Water Lilly" and ITO a Wild
INO'ot, MIDI INSDChdlI 'lNuoSofNOlIs
violin solo. Carmen" and encore.
"A Dream" Evelyn Groder. accom-
panied b: Miss Doris Tantish.
The hostcsses served delicious re-
frcshments. The next meeting,
which will he held on Monday eve
ming. Jan. Is, will be the annual
picnic supper, directed by the fol-
lowing ladies. Miss Clara Narney.
chairman; Mrs. Martha Griffin. Miss
Gertrude S. Weston, Mrs. Annie j..
Gilfillian. Mrs. Angie Il. Steward.
and Mrs. Mildred w. Weston. AS
the membership is so large and the
library parlor so small there are to
be no guests.
The club will be divided into
groups OF six or seven and each
group will have a chairman, who
: will direct the arrangements of the
supper for its group. An enjoyable
,, program will follow the supper.
Tomorrow (Thursday) evening, at
Castle hall. the Skowhegan Lodge
knights of Pythias and Bloomfield
Temple Pythian Sisters. will hold a
joint installation in Castle hall. 1t
is expected that the grand chief,
Msr. Inez Getchell of Augusta. will
be the installing officer for the Tenn
pie and the district deputy from
Madison will install the knights.
| The knights have the privilege of
| inviting their wives. and the Sisters
| their husbands. to attend the install
| lation. Refreshments will be served
| after the work.
Many Skowhegan friends of Mrs
| Effie Pooler Malley will be interested
| to learn that she has recently greatly
! pleased a large audience in Jackson
| willie, Fla. at a concert where she
sang. She received much praise and
| was highly complimented. both for
! her wonderful voice and pleasing
manner. Mrs. Malley was for some
i years the soprano soloist at the Fed
| Grated church.
This "Wednesday evening at TO
| there will be meeting of the Off
GERS and chairmen of the various
committees of the Skowhegan Bust
| ness and Professional Womans Club.
| This meeting will be held in new
| club rooms and there is important
| business to come before the board
and all members are urged to at
| tend.
Judge of Somerset County probate
court, Charles o. Small OF Madiso 1.
was in town on official business
Tuesday,