Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-15
Mrs. Bragg Entertains Pioneer Past
Noble GraRlds

nounced, because of illness in the
family of Mrs. Hurley. The monthly
business session was held and in the
absence of the president, the vice
president, Miss Alice L. Danforth.
presided. Readings were given
which were much enjoyed. by Mrs.
Helen Brown and Mrs. Mary S. L.
Burns. The afternoon was passed
socially after the transaction of the
business. The hostess served deli
cious fruit salad, tea biscuits. sand
witches, tea. cake. grapes and nuts.
The afternoon was much enjoyed by
the Is. ladies'. present.
The next meeting will be held on
the second Monday in December at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Hurley on the corner of West Front
and Pine streets. r-< 81
Fall Party of Is. and p. w. Club
The officers and chairmen of the
various committees which make up
the executive board of the Skowhe-
gan Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club gave a fall party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Judkins
on Water street, Monday evening,
Mrs. Judkins being the chairman of
the publicity committee. There was
a large number present. about To
being in attendance. The guests
were received by the president, Miss
Margaret NJ. Chase. the secretary,
Miss Anne NJ. Caswell, and Mrs. Jud-
kins.
During the arrival of the guests a
delightful piano duet recital was
given by Mrs. Rose Borden. and
Mrs. Pauline B. Green. The presi-
dent, presided over the business ses-
sion. The secretary gave an interest
ing account of the past meeting.
Dues were payable and the treasur-
err. Miss Mildred Beal, was kept
busy the first of the evening. The
president announced the following
hostesses for the next two weeks:
November 18th. Mrs. Vivian Wood
bury: November 18th, Mrs. Char
1otte Tarbox; 16, MISS Velma Viles:
18th. Mrs. Ora W., VALERIE; 18th.
Miss Ethel Ward; 10Th, Mrs. Laura
X. Twaddell; 21st. Miss Airline Tur-
cote; .22nd. Lillian Sylvester; 23rd.
Mrs. Kate Simpson; oath, Mrs. Grace
Tilton; 25th, Miss Evelyn st. Ledger;
Goth. Miss Virginia Stinchfield: and
the following committee to cooperate
with the program committee. OF
which DIR. Julia Nay Kincaid is to
arrange a program for the next
man; Miss Fedora Lessard. Miss
Chantel Bison; refreshment COM
mittee for the next meeting. Mrs
Pauline B. Green, Mrs. Elsie Fox
Miss Juliette Corriveau Miss Dor
othy NJ. Elliott of the High school
faculty was elected a committee OF
one to serve with committee APP
pointed from the various clubs and
the district in the health work.
The program for the evening was
arranged by the program commit
tee, of which DR.. Kincaid is chair
man, who was assisted by Miss Ar
line Burnor. Miss Amanda Corriveau
and Mrs. Marion T. Oddly. and
opened with vocal solo, When
All the World Forgets YOU" suns
by Miss Flora Cowett. accompanied
by Miss Hazel Dumont. who re-
sponded to an encore; address
Now and Then of Prohibition" by
Mrs. L. L. Marsh Of Sandwich
Mass. Mrs. Marsh held the closest
attention of the ladies present while
she presented the subject in a force
full manner and discussed it from
various points, speaking of the NOR.
al and physical issues especially ant
of our pride that America has lee
in this great issue. Piano duets
were played by Mrs. Borden ant
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Vivian c. Wood.
bury read an interesting article
Three Years of Prohibition" which
was an interview with Roy Haine!
of the Federal Bureau and which
was q most encouraging report o.
the results of the enforcement of the
18th amendment during the three
years since it was adopted.
DIR. Kincaid was the last speaker
and she discussed the Uses ant
! Abuses of Alcohol" from profes
sional standpoint, which made {
splendid climax to the preceding ad
dress and article.
Miss Mildred Hill of Boston gave
two much enjoyed piano solos. The
hostesses served delicious harlequin
assorted home made cakes anC
sailed nuts and the club ladies lin
gered for social hour. with sing.
ing of old songs by the younger
members.
The chairman of the membership
committee. Mrs. Charlotte Tarbox
presented long list of applicant:
for membership.
Mrs. Harry "A. roster, menu bel
of the Belfast club, was present ant
was cordially greeted by the loca
club members. The next meetins
will be held on the fourth Tuesday
in November. the 9th. On Tuesday
evening of next week. the Goth. the
club under the auspices of the fl.
nance committee, of which Mis-.
Esther Roderick is the chairman
will give a public dance in Grange
hail.
kennsbec Valley Hospital Notes
Miss Esther Flewellyn of Hinck-