Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-26
8. and p, w, Club Meetino

The rooms of the business and
Professional Club were filled Tues
day evening when the semi monthly
meeting was. held with the president,
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase, presiding
and Miss Adelena Landry, the secre-
tary, giving q report of the last
meeting. 1t was voted to discon-
from May LIST to Oct. 1st. The hos
tesses for the remainder of April
were appointed as follows: April %,
Girl Scouts; April 26. Miss Blanche
Jewett; April ~, Mandolin Club;
April IS. Arlene Burnor: April %,
Lillian Boulette and April 80, Festi-
val chorus.
1t was voted to let the club rooms
to any member at small charge.
Permission to use the rooms may be
obtained from the president. \ cir
culating library has been received
from the State Library and libra
rian will be appointed by the pres-
dent.
The assistants to care for the
rooms for the next two weeks are to
be Florence Beale and Margaret Les
Sard. 1t was voted to send the
president to Bangor to attend the
state convention May 25 and &c. 1t
kincaid as delegate to Auburn
Saturday. April 2Sth to attend a
meeting. 1t was announced that Miss
Harriet Sweetser of Portland had
presented to the club: dim Lam
term" by Temple Bailey 1t was voted
to ask Miss Lizzie T. Hussey to read
to the club her criticism on "Dim
La htern." which she wrote and which
won a prize. The illness of scarlet
fever of Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott,
one of the members, who was visit
ing over the week end in Portland,
was announced by the president and
at the suggestion Of Miss Ethel Ward
it was voted to send her a shower Of
post cards.
Mrs. Vivian G. Woodbury. OF the
nominating committee presented the
following report naming the officers
and chairman Of the various COM
mittees to serve for the coming year:
President, Margaret NJ. Chase; vice
president, Leila M. Fairbrother; Sec
rotary, Annie NJ. Caswell: treasurer,
Mildred NJ. Beale; auditor. Annie
Groder; chairman, publicity COM
mittee, Florence Burrill: member
ship committee, Charlotte Tarbox:
program committee, DR.. Julia Nay
kincaid: research and educational
committee. Marion G. Hare: service
committee, Mrs. Lena NJ. Cleveland:
finance committee, Esther Roderick:
godd fellowship committee, Lena
Landry; legislation. Mrs. Elizabeth
w. Dyer. Mrs. Jennie Flood Kreger
Of Fairfield, a member of the Wat
erville B. & =. w. Club was a guest
of the club and spoke in a most in
terestings manner of the new respon-
Sihi1itinC 6avOtino- with
the ballot and she told of her ex-
periences during the past three weeks
while she with another lady from
Fairfield have been serving on the
first traverse jury at the April term
of the Somerset County Supreme Ju-
dcial Court.
Miss Nellie Bean gave an explicit
paper on town affairs, it's officials,
how elected. their duties and salar-
les. Miss Vera McCoombs PLAYED a
piano solo and a paper. From Home
to House." was read by Miss Leila
Fairbrother.
The next meeting Of the club will
be the annual meeting and will be
held on May Sth at which time the
hostesses will be Mona Jones and
be served under the direction Of Mrs
Kate Simpson and Mrs. Elizabeth w.
Dyer.
Gerald Tracy
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the parsonage of the Federated
church occurred the marriage of Miss
Bertha Tracy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Tracy of Cornville and
Clifton Lester Gerald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perlcy Gerald of Clinton. The
ceremony. in which the service Of the
double ring was used, was performed
Inv tho nacfor