Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-13
q. and p. w. Club Enjoy Supper

Is. and +. w. CIub ENJOY supper
Tuesday evening the ladies of the
| Skowhegan Business and Profession
al Women's Club gathered at the
! G. A. r. hall when a delicious sup
per consisting of scalloped potatoe.
celery, salad, hot rolls. cookies. pud-
ding and coffee was served by cater
err Mrs. Kate S. Simpson who is one
of the members of the club. The
committee from the club to assist in
the arrangements for the supper
were Miss Evelyn st. Ledger, Miss
Ruby Nedeau and Miss Clara Libby.
After the supper, the president.
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase called the
club members to order and the bust
ness was transacted. The secretary.
Miss Anne NJ. Caswell gave a report
and read a communication from Miss
Penney. Reports of the committee
chairmen were called for. 1t was vo-
ted to let the club rooms to the Girl
Scouts on Wednesday night as last
year.
The motive of the club was read
by Dr. Julia Nay Kincaid, chairman
OF the program committee. The FOL
lowing assistants were appointed:
Miss Mildred A. Beal. Miss Nelile
Bean, Mrs. Rose Borden and Miss
Lillian Boulctte. The following COM
mittee was appointed to assist the
program committee in getting up the
program for the next meeting: Alice
r. Goodrich, Edna Crawford. Lillian
Sylvester; and to have charge of the
refreshments: Mrs. Kate S. Simpson,
Lillian Boulette and Angie oliver.
There will be no meeting on Tues
day evening the 28th, the regular
night for the emi-monthly meet
ing as that is Christmas night and
the next meeting will be held on the
second Tuesday evening in January.
The, following hOstesses were ap-
pointed to be at the rooms from
Tuesday evening until the next meet
ing, Dec. 10: Virginia Stinchfield,
14th: Celia Sirois, 18th: Mrs. Laura
X. Dwadelle, 10th; Edith Paddock,
nth: Festival Chorus, 18th; Grace
Paradis. 10th; Girl Scouts. Goth;
Charlotte Tarbox, 21st: Annabe1 Lam
caster, 22nd; Angie oliver, 23rd: Ru-
bv Nedeau, gath: Festival Chorus.
25th: Effie NJ. Nye. 2sth; Mamie
O'Rielly. 2Sth: Mary Murphy, 10Th:
Mary McQuade, 3Oth: Mrs. Flora
McPheters, Jan. LIST; Margaret Mac
PhaiI. End; Girl Scouts. 3rd; Maud
Roullard, 4th; Jennie Morrin. 5th;
Mrs. Mildred Lewis, 9th; Clara Lib
by. 9TH; Festival Chorus and Janu-
afv Sth will occur the next meeting.
The program which was arranged
bv the program committee of which
Mrs. Julia Ney Kincaid is the chair
man, and assisted by Mrs. Lena M.
Cleveland, Miss Mona Jones and
Miss Effie M. Nye consisted of violin
solo, lie Serenata", (Gaetano Braga)
played by Evelyn Groder. accompa-
MED on the piano by Miss Doris
Tantish: reading of numerous news
paper clipping. Mrs. Cleveland: read
ing. "Betty at the Baseball Game:
and encore, willie the Angelic Child"
Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett: address, Mrs
Florence Waugh Danforth, who
spoke on the Christmas spirit and
began with the birth of the Christ
Child and related Christmas Legions
and the early observance of the day
in many countries and closed by
selection from one Of Henry Van
Dykes Christmas poems: vocal solo
and encore, Mrs. Donald P. Burrill,
who was accompanied by Mrs. How
ard B. Friend: group of editorials
entitled thinking Women and How
They Think, was directed by DIR.
Kincaid, who read the introduce
tons to the thinking women and the
following ladies read brief articles by
the women: Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott,
Miss Annie Groder. Mrs. Mabel Jud-
kins. Mrs. Elsie Fox. Miss Chantal
Bison and Mrs. Cora Cayouette.
The evening was a delight to all