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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
Surprise Shower

4 surprise pre-wedding shower
vas given Miss Pearl Hunt Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. ROD
ert Weeks. Randolph. =.
Miss Hunt. who has done splendid
work as pianist Of the Mems Ran,
dolph orchestra. was busily engaged
at a rehearsal at the Weeks resi-
dence. and around twenty of her
friends were able to assemble IN the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
Frederick n. Cunningham

Frederick NJ. Cunningham. Is
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs Neal
Cunningham. died at the home, IS Kin
derhook street, Randolph. early sun
day morning. He was born in Ran
dolph Dec. 81. 1922. He had been sick
about a week with measles. The tuner
al will be held from tho home TUESDAY
at | o'clock. Interment will be made IN
the Family lot in Wiscasset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

There will be meeting of the
Merchants Association at the Cl'E
building at nine o'clock this Mon
day morning. At this special meet
ing 1t will be arranged to nave an
the merchants hang out nass ~
show a spirit of cooperation WIN
tho Shriners in their parade. IL -
hoped that every merchant VIII "o
This and make this celebration a gala
event for Gardiner in every way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
British Champion
Defeats SaraZen

New York. April 27--Arthur Hav-
ers, British open champion, defeated
Gene Sarazen, American professional
champion. by five up and four to play
in their " hole golf match which
was concluded at the Westchester
Biltmore country club today. Sara
zen led by three up at the end of &c
holes which were played at PhiIa-
delphla yesterday. s.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

WinsIow Freshies 9; No VassaIboro 7

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Wlns.ow. April "6-The Winslow
Freshmen defeated the North Vas
salboro grammar diamond crew
here this afternoon 81 in a fast
and furious clash. Winslow lead al.
the way through the five inning en-
counter but :hc Vassaiboro pill
whackers made a noble try in the
fourth anneXing five runs.
Tie score:
Winslcw 49,. o. 33 1-9-11-3-::t'
Vassalboro ... % 0 5 II o.
Batteries: Chene>e rt and Joseph;
Kennedy and George.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
Augusta Gun Club
Trims Waterville
In SATURDAYS Match

The Augusta Gun Club showed IFS
mettle here Saturday when thew
snatched close victory from Wat
erville. The score was 218-o1O, A
hlgh wind hampered the gunner
considerably and the comparatively
hlgh score was surprise to the To-
cai rams. Ken Lee was high man for
ms team with 4S and Getchell drew
down the same score for Waterville.
AI-cr-C.,rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

An orchard fertilizer demonstration
Will be held at The Oallands. home OF
Robert Gardiner, Monday afternoon at
100 o'clock A. Gardner and {. a. la!
win be present to conduct the demon
stration. Nj. Gardner is orchard dem
onstrator. Everybody interested is
cordially invited to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

Redmen Of Nahaumkeag Tribe
No. 1Oo. have completed arrange
ments for a busy evening Monday
April 2Sth. Contrary to first plans
Red Wing Council. Degree of Poca-
hontas will serve supper at p. NJ.
in n. F.. Q. r. hall instead of G. Il.
r. Hall After the supper the regu-
lar meeting will be held in G. A.
Il. Hall. followed by the working
Of the Adoption and Warriors de-
grees on a class of candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
WATEREILLF;

Earned runs Waterville 4, Halloweil
J. Three base hits, y. Hinckley, Dom
ovan; two base hits Il. Hinckley.
MERCER. Struck cut by Trainor H.
iiinekley Carbino 8. Hit by pitched
ball. Johnson by Trainor. Trainor by
Carbino. Base on Balls Of Trainor.
Hinckley. Umpire Tolbott. Time 2.10.
Attendance 175.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
InhYE. Lapham

John +. Lapham died Friday eve
ming at the National Soldiers Home
in Chelsea. Mass. aged IS years The
deceased was the father of Arthur
Lapham of this city. Funeral ser
vices will be held Monday at l?.So
from Grand Army hall in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
GARDINER

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Wing. who
have been passing the winter with
their daughter. Mrs. l.. u. Nhite o.
Gardiner. have returned TO their
home in. Farmingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

The tickets for the Mems club
banquet of the Randolph NJ. Il.
church. which is to he held May 10.
are ont, Secure them from any mem
her of the club. Come and near
Frank T., Guernsey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

ran for it they collided in such way
that Davidson was Knocked out, and
it was fully ten minutes before he
was able to resume his good work in
the box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

Academy a decisive beating Saturday
by a score of 6-3. Stevens of the win
ners showed great pitching form and
allowed the Erskine ballmen very few
hits.
Skow hogan. April 26.-Skowhegan
High school baseball team defeated
Oak Grove Seminary team at Fairyiew
Park today by score of l4-l1.
Hebron. April 26.-Hebron Academy
defeated the Lewiston A. a. IL to this
afternoon. The game was featured by
the fielding of Bearce and Edes' homer.
Pat French and Buck Gaudette starred
for the Spindle City crew.
Portsmouth, y. IT,. April 26.-Ports-
mouth High opened It's season this aft
ernoon, defeating Kennebunk High II
to on the south Fairgrounds.
Rockland. April 26.-Rockland High
school won the first game of its regu-
lar schedule today. defeating Wiscas-
set Academy i 10 .. Jackson was bat
ted for a total of "a bases, while the
visitors could do nothing with Rising.
Institute in it's first game of the season
easily trimmed Dexter High here to-
day 81 to /. Seekins ana Andrews
were in good form. Seekins allowing
three hits in six innings and Andrews
in three innings allowing one hit. NJ.
c. l. was credited with 81 hits, 81
stolen bases and nine free walks.
Annapolis, Md, April c6.-Navy won
both boat races from Massachusetts
Tech today by the same margin. three
lengths, over the Henley distance of
one mile and fve-sixteenths. The
races were between varsity and junior
varsity crews. Navy varsity time, s
minutes "A seconds; Massachusetts
Tech. minutes 81 seconds. Junior
varsity time. Navy 6 minutes SO sec
onds; Tech minutes l. seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
BR WICK

Brunswick ....1 . 900 % 0 O. !
Three base hits +. Hickey; two
base hits +. Hickey, raiment: struck
out. Davidson 20. Scribner 3. Base on
balls Dabidson >. Scribner !. Sac
rife hits. Davidson 3, Hazard /. In
pire Dolan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

sultinE In many fouls, the uneasy on
lockers sometimes being The Sictlms.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28
SPORT TABLOIDS

Belgrade High school gave Erskine
Academy a decisive beating Saturday
by a score of 6-3. Stevens of the win
ners showed great pitching form and
allowed the Erskine ballmen very few
hits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

Five Days, April %,
20, 30, May l, 2.
Vaudeville and Gen.
eral Dancing Nightly.
Brilliant DecOra-
tons.
Booths of All Kinds.
Big Parade Through
the Streets of Gardiner
Monday Night. Process
sion Led by the Famous
KOra Temple P a troll
and Drum Corps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

Skow hogan, April 26.--Skowhegan
High school baseball team defeated
Oak Grove Seminary team at Fairyiew
Park today by score of 14-11.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-28

Portsmouth, y. IT,, April 26.-Ports'
mouth High opened its season this aft
ernoon. defeating Kennebunk High II
TO on the south Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

now. Even II there is q perfectly
good one tucked away since last
Winter in the cedar chest, one finds
It hard to resist the new ones which
the shops so temptinEiy display.
From fur coats to cloth and sports
models the variety seems inexhaust-
ible, and every taste should find salts
faction without much seeking.
Sketched is a luxurious coat Of
suede cloth in a shade to match its
beaver trimming, which may face the
coldest wintry blast undisturbed. It's
entire front panel Is Of beaver, as are
it's full, gathered cuffs. An odd clos
of corded braid, which extends also
around the lining. 1t is very warm
and light, and, wrapped smartly
about, gives a very dashing appear
ance.
The other sketch is of q handsome
coat Of beige suede cloth. amply trim
med in beige kit fox. 1t has q very
unusual trimming Of partly detached
panels Of the material on one side.
this season have q delightful way Of
being as interesting within as with
out, and this particular one II no ex-
ception to the rule. 1t Is richly lined
with two tones Of heavy crepe do
chine, the wide band OF the lighter
shade being bordered with gold
braid.
A very beautiful coat Is developed
of a soft wooden imported material
in a new shade of gray. It's fur TRIM
ming is chinchilla and extends down
the entire front Of the coat.
Many smart models there are, too.
in inexpensive coata Deep pile fab
rtcs are used In these and imitation
furs. which. however. are dyed In
such becoming shades that they are
Evening star., 1924-10-23
EVENING WRAP OF SALMON PANNE VELVET AND GOWN IN
PEACH SHADES OF SATIN AND TULLE

of pearls OF different lengths, at
tached to a single jeweled clasp. They
may be had in groups OF three, four
or hve strands, and are exquisite on
the background of a black silk frock
Another strand wrapped several times
about the wrist perfects the ensemble.
II you have string OF pearls some
where at home, give 1t this seasons
dainty touch by changing its old
clasp to one OF the new ones Of a
single large colored stone. Ruby,
sapphire. emerald and amethyst imi-
tations are among those offered They
arc arranged to accommodate several
strands of pearls.
Made to be worn closely around the
neck In dog collar fashion Is an ex-
Quisite necklace of four rows OF
pearls, caught IN four places by huge
Imitation emeralds. Such a necklace
hides many defects and may be worn
10 great advantage on the neck which
Is a little thin. It Is the older woman's
necklace par excellence.
Large, octagonally shaped emeralds,
q tiny pearl between each, form q
glfstening bracelet Of rare beauty.
Imagine this blending its beauty with
that of an emerald-studded comb and
| a white velvet evening gown.
Pumps for evening are in order
whether they be Of metal cloth or of
| satin to match ones gown, they are
ever so much smarter than intricate
ly strapped or cut-out models. Rhine-
stone buckles OF handsome design are
made for these and should, OF course,
be added.
One OF the shops has for sale some
OF the most ravishing French stock
ings. They are quite expensive but
hat arf1
stitch in the most cobwebby weight,
they are tinted in the powder shades
to resemble flesh color.
This Is the season to be out of
doors. All the sports have their
strongest appeal in the Fall. and to
be properly garbed for the occasion
Is infinitely necessary. An attractive
sweater simply cannot be dispensed
with. There are feecy wooden slip
colors. banded in contrasting shades
at tho bottom.
The blouses and ties to be worn
with them are very trim. Worthy Of
mention Is a neckde Of plaid silk.
using rose. old blue and white as its
color scheme.
Tho bride path. above all, tempts
US from indoors at this season, and
| to be regulation" In every detail Of
her riding costume is the ambition of
every equestrienne. The Grand Can
yon Path In Rock Creek Is never
moro enchanting than when one is
| absolutely sure Of the impeccability
OF ones riding habit. One Of the
| shops makes a speciality of attending
| to every detail and seeing to 1t that
ono Is properly turned out to take the
jumps. They are showing q meticu-
lously tailored habit Of heather brown
| homespun with whipcord breeches,
Stout leather boots are worn with II
and a fascinating Darby" OF course,
II you cannot wear q severe hat, there
are soft felts that At well about the
head. Crops, ties. and all the acces-
| sories arc given attention.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

sailors. elegant afternoon models are
being shown. One of them is trimmed
in an imposing feather ornament di-
rectly in front and is turned up at
just the right angle at the side.
Velour hats for sports wear may
be had in becoming shades of tan,
some with youthfully wide brims and
an appearance of studied carelessness
which is most fashionable.
A smartly different little black felt
turns up in back and down in front
and has the oldest possible ornament
"a pair of silvered turkey claws.
The evening mode is very gorgeous.
1t offers freest play to the imagi-
nation of the designer and results in
gowns of many different types, from
girlish bouffant lines to stately crea-
tions of metal cloths.
Clouds of peach-colored tulle float
about the delectable dancing frock
in the sketch. Built over peach satin,
the shoulders CLEAN through a bertha
Of heavy silver lace, and mink fur
edges both dress and scarf. The
tulle skirt reveals a touch Of blue
beneath and ends in a huge diaphan-
Gus bow at the side. It Is an importa-
tion, of course.
Splendidly regal In It's heavy gold
filet lace, another dinner gown chal
lenges attention. 1t Is designed on
tunic lines, bordered with fur, and
belted with a plated cord of gold. In
keeping with the shimmering rich
ness of the gown is Its midnight blue
agate buckle, inlaid in rhinestones.
A simpler dance frock of cherry
colored crepe back satin is offered in
one of the speciality shops. In straight
lines, the skirt Is cut in three tiers,
which are banded with the dull side
of the material and caught at the
side with two large roses.
A gown of shining silver lace ex-
ploits the new circular fare by means
of godets inserted about tho skirt.
1t Is a glittering example Of the eve
ming mode, but without that gaudi-
ness which offends good taste. Only
the master designer could have Great
ed a model OF such simplicity and
style. The gown is entirely Of the
silver lace with clusters of corn
flower blue and yellow flowers at the
right shoulder and left hip. The
stems of the flowers. in silver, trail
down the side as far as the hem.
The most important rival of metal
cloth for evening gowns this season
is velvet Being an exquisttely sup
pie material, 1t lends itself to many
uses and Is unsurpassed for formal
dinner gowns. Relying on beauty
Of material for striking effects, the
velvet models which the shops are
showing are extremely simple in de-
sign.
There is one charming model in a
shade Of mauve velvet which is
gathered in at the right side by a
design of rhinestone beading.
Another Is Of taupe color, beaded
all over in conventional design, its
straight lines ended In a wide band
OF fur at the hem.
When a gown is not Of velvet, 1t
is usually of silk material woven
with a velvet design. A cleaning
white satin creation has a velvet de-
sign of bands of conventional roses.
It's tunic Is cut in longer points at
the sides and Is fringed in lovely
old blue beads. Following the velvet
design just above the fringe, pale
Evening star., 1924-10-23
ENSEMBLE COSTUME I'M.
PORTED FROM MOLYNEAUX.

black and henna. OF black wool
crepe, the coat is built on straight
lines, with a straight cape attached
TO the back, and luxurious collar and
cuffs of fox. But the most intriguing
detail Of all is the crepe de chine lin
ing, the upper part of which is In
rose color, the lower in apple green,
with a band Of the printed silk to de-
fine the two.
In the sports type there is dash
ing model from Patou in a soft sand
colored wool. The dress is sleeveless,
and the coat. seven-eights in length.
. is banded in wool of a deeper shade
Of tan, with a scarf to match.
There are also domestic models, in
the lovely new Autumn shades, fur
trimmed or with braiding.
Many of the coat dresses which are
so liked this season, are made to give
the appearance Of a three-piece suit.
A very handsome imported model is
especially of this type. The material
used Is a deep green twill. the ribs
Of which are at varying widths to
stamp its newness. 1t Is banded in
gray squirrel at the cuffs and rover,
and about the skirt to give the line
which the coat would have. 1t is a
very practical dress, being appropri-
ate indoors or out.
Simplicity is the keynote Of another
coat dress in imported tan wool
Straight OF line and unbelted. it Is
trimmed only In a row Of buttons
Fastening all the way down the front.
Tailored severely in masculine style,
1t may be worn with a narrow rolled
collar to give the feminine touch at
the throat
Attractive coat dresses are also
shown In the Bengaline variety OF
Evening star., 1924-10-23
silks. with revers Of Irish lace. or with

silks. with revers of Irish lace. or with
touches of color In the trimming.
For the watch your weight" ladies',
dresses have been designed which are
not only cut In large sizes, but have
fullness introduced In the desirable
places to lessen breadth and give long
lines. Such a model is to be had in
a navy twill coat dress, closing with a
self-matertal sash at the side. and
with f1attering rever faced in PEN
ny bronze crepe de chine. 1t has
bands of striped silk braid down the
front and on tho cuffs and there Is a
little fullness at the hips. With such
models from which to choose. the
slightly overweight matron should
find no difficulty in looking as slen-
der and smart as her 1Syear-
daughter. There is such an art in de-
signing clothes to enhance magnifi-
cent dignity, and three or four of our
best shops make a specially of cater
ing to this type. 1t is no longer
necessary to try to lace yourself into
a dress two sizes too small or TO
go to the bother and uncertainty Of
having them made because you Sim
ply can't find your size
Hats have never been smarter,
The favored shapes are the small
square crowned, turned-up- brim types,
to be worn with tailored clothes
and the crushed velvet shapes
for moro formal occasions. Black
felt is very good and extremely
practical. as 1t will harmonic with
innumerable costumes. A charming
hat OF this sort is sketched. The
square crown is of black felt. and
the brim, turned up becomingly In
front, Is faced with black satin. A
band of black satin ribbon surrounds
the crown and ends in q tailored
bow at the back.
A hat of similar shape is developed
Of tan velvet with a pleated band OF
tan georgette about the crown, end
ing in loops at the side. An ornament
of metal Is placed to the left of the
front, beautifully finishing this very
smart model.
The Venetian type Of hat, fiaring of
the face in front, Is again In great
favor. This is easily understood. as
no more universally becoming shape
has ever been designed for dress
wear. There Is a lovely one in an
F street shop made Of velvet in two
shows its becomingly crushed lines
and its distinctive ornament of shell
color.
For evening there are more frivo-
lous hats composed of satins, bro
cades or metal cloths. A chic little
model of black satin has a. fiat.
turned-up front braided in silver and
a black lace veil dropping in piQuant
fashion about the face and ending in
a cascade at the right side.
A gold cloth turban in basket
weave effect is smart with It's feather
fancy adroitly placed at the side.
Beaver hats in tailored styles are
much favored. Besides the correct
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Washington Shops Display Striking Fall Fashions

often just ~ pleasing As the moro
highly priced coats. A very good one.
from one Of the G street shops, 10 OF
navy blue bolivia, trimmed in plati-
num-dyed mouhon fur. and 10 very
reasonably priced.
Plaid 10 the thing In sports co1tA
New weaves and color combinations
have never before existed in such
profusion. Lovely autumn shades,
suggestive OF the foliage ono sees
along the countryside just now, some
brilliantly used against neutral
background are tho most charming
In effect, Topped with fur OF har-
monizing shade. these coats are ideal
for daytime wear
This blending OF color In fur and
fabric IL a distinctly new note and
a very becoming one. The soft grays
and wood browns, when carried out
In the dyeing of fu.. are extremely
ftattering to most complexions. A
light beige is much used In coloring
fur and trims coats in the various
shades Of tan most successfully.
The all-fur coat Is not seen quite
50 much as last season. since the fur
trimmings on the cloth coats have
assumed such voluminous propor-
tions. But. OF course. there Is still
an enormous selection OF coats in
rioh furs for those who insist that
nothing but q fur coat will protect
them in Winter. Two different furs
are combined In the loveliest Of those,
the lighter fur in intrioately cut bor-
ders or panels a. we'll a. for the
collars and cuffs.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

The large envelope purse IL an I'm
portant item in the Winter mode. 1t
Is OF leather, often in vivid shades
to bring q contrasting dash OF color.
or may also be in black or beige. A
fiawiess!y correct beige suede model
Ia sketched, The ornament of colored
stones is it's one concession to frivol-
ity.
Green suede is the basis for another
exceptional purse. There is an orna-
ment, OF course, this time of onyx and
rhinestones.
Onyx is again used in delightfully."-
smart little vanity bag for evening.
A checkered effect Is achieved with
rhinestones down each side and the
clasp and chain are of gold.
Just about the most charming nov
city of the season Is the tinting of
pearls In pastel shades. They are
made into choker necklaces OF large
pearls of the same size and may be
had in the delicate shades of evening
gowns, peach, pale rose, mauve. gray
and so on. Their luster is moro soft
ly glamourous than ordinary pearls
and they add distinct beauty to a
shapely neck Black pearls are fash
| ionable in choker lengths as are also
gold or steel necklaces.
A simple frock can be transformed
| into very distinguished costume
by the tasteful use Of charming jew
elry. tho perfection Of detail being
of even greater Importance than
elaborateness of gown. Very useful
| in achieving smart effects are the
necklaces made up Of several strands