Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-03

one OF the busiest places III inc
city, Tuesday was the Winthrop
Street Universalist church where the
annual Christmas sale of the Muir
ray Alliance was in progress. All
sorts of lovely and useful Christ
mas gifts We're on sale. Tuesday
evening, the laughable comedy,
twelve Old Maids" was given. The
sale will continue this Wednesday
and Wednesday evening a supper
will be served.
The general chairman of the COM
mittees was Mrs. w. +. Gage. presi-
, dent of the Murray Alliance, assist
ed by Miss Aileen Morang, secretary
There was a splendid array of all
sorts of home made articles, includ-
ing aprons, fancy work. hankies
children's articles and cooked
food.
The miscellaneous table was in
charge of Mrs. II. +. Newman as
chairman. She was assisted by Mrs,
Mary Brooks Brown, Mrs. +. +.
Parkman, Mrs. w. T.. Gage. Mrs. l.,
NJ. Dodge. Mrs. +. A. Cony, Mrs.
AISlG MI 1ioA OiN Il. -'ttN-
calf, Mrs. +. w. Page. Mrs. Emma
G. Morse. Mrs. J. L. Kingsley, Mrs.
+. A. Little, Mrs. A. Francis Walch,
Mrs +. r. Rundlette. Mrs. Donald c.
Metcalf, Mrs. Williams Getchell.
Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. Ralph Roll
Inns, Miss Anna Partridge, Miss
Edith Newman, Miss Lottie Lyon,
Miss Addie Weeks.
The apron table was in charge OF
Mrs. -. A. Gould, Mrs. J. +. Pack
ard. Mrs. C. c. Metcalf. Mrs. +. IL.
Jackson.
The Winchester Club had an at
tractive table. Mrs. Leroy Hussey
was the chairman and she was as
sisted by Mrs. Almon y. Sullivan.
Mrs. Henry Briggs. Mrs. ARA Met
calf. Miss Edith Newman. Miss Ruth
Robinson. Miss Charlotte Gilman.
Mrs. o. l.. Sumner was in charge
of the childrens table. She was as
sisted by Mrs. w. G. Goodwin. Mrs.
H. r. Goodrich. Mrs. Finley NC
Donald. Mrs. Ernest A. Gray. Miss
FIor;e Stuart. Mrs. Frank Bilodeau,
Mrs. Joseph Hodgkins.
Mrs. Lester NJ. Hart was chairman
of the food table and she was assist
ed by Mrs. Henry J. Patten. The
candy table was in charge OF Mrs.
Ernest Lunt. Her aids were Mrs.
Harold L. Metcalf. Miss Maude
Carleton. Mrs. Ralph Rollins, Miss
Aileen Morang, Mrs. Howard Web
Der. Mrs. Earle Church, Miss Cert
rude Walch.
Mrs. 4. w. Pope was chairman OF
the gift table and her co-workers
were Mrs. Fred Malcolm. Mrs. How
ard Webber, Mrs. Earle Church, Mrs.
Roland Scribner. Mrs. Orland Toll
man. Mrs. Dana McGregor. Mrs.
Ernest Lupt, Mrs. George Royal.
Mrs. Warren Malcolm. Mrs. Leia
Hutchinson, Miss Aileen Morang.
Mrs. Wilbur Beals. Mrs. Winfield
jackson. Mrs. William Weeks.
At the underwear table. the chair
man was Mrs. John Dixon. She was
assisted by the following. Mrs. Alton
White, Mrs. Harold Stone, Mrs.
Henry F. Cummings, Mrs. Preston
Brown. Mrs. Geneva Marston. Mrs.
r. a. Thompson. Mrs. IneZ Genth-
ner, Mrs. Louis Winship. Miss Maude
Carleton, Mrs. Henry Briggs, Mrs.
George Coffin, Mrs. Hazel Eaton,
Mrs. G, E. Jones. Miss Gertrude
welch.
'fhe supper committee in charge
OF the supper to be served TINS W eu-
nesday evening will be Mrs. Harold
Stone and Mrs. Henry Cummings.
Twelve Old Maids
Laughable and very cleverly pre-
scented was Twelve Old Maids"
which was given Tuesday evening IN
connection with the fair. Some of
the costumes were memories of days
before the war and some of them
were so modern that description fails
them. Each and every player car
ried off their share of the honors.
Those who took part were: Mrs.
w. c. Goodwin, Miss Margaret B.
CONN. Mrs. George p. Coffin, Mrs.
Howard Weber, Miss Aileen Nor
ang. Miss Zaidee McFadden. Mrs.
John Dixon, Mrs. Cony Duncan, Mrs.
Fred Page. Mrs. o. l.. Sumner. Mrs.
Briggs, Mrs. Earle Church, Miss