Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
RICHMOND
/. o. o. F. MinstreIs Success
fully Given Richmond
Trims Boothbay Harbor -
Birthday Party

The I. o. o. F. Ministries were put
on at the Richmond Opera House
Monday evening June second, before
a large audience and was a great
success.
The program which follows was
under the personal direction of ]. w.
Randlette with Miss Ethel Bailey,
pianist:
Part /: Scene: Moonlight Cabaret.
Cast: Professor I. NJ. Anutte assisted
by such celebrated Artists as: Big
Boy Arthur Randall; Ephreaneus.
Earl Preble; Silver, Arthur Partridge;
SNOWFALL. Ira Burke, Ace Of Spades,
Charles Rogers; Tiny, Harold Tur-
ner.
Chorus: Charles Blake. James Rob-
nan, Edward Heath. Edward Pink
ham, Samuel Blake, Arthur Turner
Ladies': Mrs. Emma Small, Mrs.
Rebecca Rogers. Mrs. James Haynes.
Mrs. John Pinkham. Mrs. Ethel Ball,
Miss Rena Ludwig, Mrs. Ruth Howe,
Mrs. Harriet Preble, Mrs. Hazel Lib
by. Mrs. Isabel Randall. Mrs. Ida
Hutchins.
Song numbers: Pal of My Dreams,
Edward Pinkham: 1t Amt Going to
Rain No Mo- Ephraneous: That's
A Plenty. SNOWFALL; That Old Irish
Mother of Mine. Charles Blake:
Dreaming Alone in The Twilight.
Edward Heath: That Wonderful
The Spearmint Lose Its Flavor on
the Bedpost Over might. Big Boy;
Call me Back Pal O. Mine, Leighton
Gardner; What Does The Pussy cat
Say. When she Says Meow, Ace
OF Spades; Who's 1zzy, Is he, Silver:
Barney Google, Tiny; In the Evening
BY The Moonlight Long Ago. Arthur
Turner.
Part II: Cabaret Scene: Some
where in city. Opening. Entire
Company; solo, Mrs. A. Z. Small:
recitation, Mrs. Melita Leavitt: song
Ladies Quartet. Mrs. A. Z. Small,
Mrs. Harriet Preble, Mrs. Rebecca
Rogers, Miss Nettie Lewis; clog.
Buker; Mexican Sketch, Frank
Saunders.
Much credit should be given to
Harold Turner who was a live wire
and worked hard for the success of
the affair.
The stage setting was unique and
very pretty, the singing good and the
jokes witty causing much laughter.
One OF the best ball games Of the
season was won by Richmond High
Saturday over Boothbay Harbor High
at the Lane Field by q score of s to
in eleven innings.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Priest Of Bos-
ton made the first trip of the season
over this week end to their summer
home on Swan Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Derby of
Boston are spending q week at their
farm on Swan Island.
Frank Paine and Ralph Call re-
turned Sunday from a three days
fishing trip at Rangeley Lakes.
Mrs. Pauline Weber delightfully."-
entertained the F. F. r. club Tuesday
evening at her home on Front st.
The affair was in the nature of a
birthday party given in honor OF one
OF the members. Miss Erriei Merri-
field. The other members present
were: Miss June Richardson, Mrs.
Berla Mortified. Miss 0oldie Dick
inson; Miss Gertrude Lint ana Mrs.
Thelma Dickinson. Miss Mortified
was presented with a gift from the
club. afterwards luncheon being
served. Games were played. Music
and singing were enjoyed and q good
time was reported by all.
The members of The SpiatinR
Kloob went to Portland on Wednes-
day evening for their annual outing.
They had dinner in town. stopping at
the Lafayette Hotel after which they
enjoyed theatre party, returning on
the 12.oS train. The members Tho
went were Hazel Libby, Claire Boi-
ton. Nettie Lewis. Ruth Robt<oon,
Alice Chapman and Margaret Vsiren'
Mrs. Everett stratton, Mrs. Tires
sa Yong. Mrs. Wallace Bickford of
Gardiner and Mrs. Berley Parks of
Massachusetts, were visitors in Rich
mond. their old home Friday.
Miss. Ora Reed has returned from
Portland where she passed a few
days.
Miss Alice Maxwell OF Portland
motored to Richmond Thursday and
passed the weekend with her moth
er.
Mrs. James Simpson left Thursday
Tor few days visit with relatives In
George Wilde and Miss Beatrice
Card, students at Boston University
spent the week end ct their homes IL,
Richmond.
Miss Card returned 10 Boston sun-
day with her aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hean who had visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blair for the
week lend.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Brown Of Lynn.
Mass. were guests Of Mira. Browns
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knight
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pray, Mrs.
Frank Preble were visitors In Gard
liner Saturday.
Earl and Herman Lovejoy and
party OF friends from Somerviile.
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