Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-21
PITTSF|ELD
BPW Club Draws
Large Attendance
Desnite Bad Weather

In spite of the unpleasant wealth.
er. a large number Of the members
of the b. a P. w. Club were present
at the regular meeting "Wednesday
evening, Sept. 16, and an unusually
ENJOYABLE evening was passed.
One of the most important mat
tiers brought before the meeting was
the report Of the program commit
tee, given by Mrs. Alice Anderson,
chairman.
The calendar for the coming
months as outlined in her report In
cludes a variety of programs and
gives assurance that the meetings
will hold much Of interest, instruc-
ton and amusement.
The report of the committee on
dance given at the Casino, Tuesday
evening, was. considering the bad
travelling and rather small attend
ance, very satisfactory ana q rising
vote of thanks was extended to the
members OF the committee for their
untirins efforts to make 1t q sue
cess.
II 10 hoped that in the near future
1t will BE- made possible to have a
talk and exhibition by Miss Harriet
Marble OF Skowhegan. who in her
wide travel experience has made a
complete tour Of the world. and has
been an instructor Of music in the
Philippines for several years. Miss
Marble is very highly recommended
as an entertainer. She will appear
in costume and use for her subject.
Where the Cccident ana East
Meet" Her exhibition includes a
large collection OF valuable and in.
teresting souvenirs Of the Philip
pines The affair will be for the pub
lie and as q program Of particularly
educational value It is expected that
all teachers and pupils as we'll as the
general public will be eager to hear
It,
1t IL also hoped that arrangements
may be made with the we'll known
and popular artist and entertainer,
Victor Wrenn, who Is now in Madi-
son, to give one Of his unique and
popular programs at a community
concert. which may be sponsored by
the club sometime this fall or early
winter.
At the close Of the business ses.
sion responses to the roll call on
How and Where I Spent Ny vaca.
tion," brought forth many interest
ing experiences. Dainty refreshmen ts
consisting Of sandwiches and tea
were served by the heste sses---Mrs
Edith Burns. Mrs. Ethel Clark. Miss
Alma Patten and Miss Insx Knowl.
ton.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held Wednesday evening. Oct. 4
with Mrs. Mary Spear. Mrs. Hattie
Butler. Miss Francelia Campbell and
Mrs. Helga Spaulding, hostesses.
This will be observed as Club
night and the program will consist
OF singing the Federation song, a
study Of What Does the Club Stand
Fer" "The Meaning of the Fedora.
ton Emblem" and a short talk on
the Organized work Of the Camp
Fire Girls. Miss Knowlton will act
as leader.
Delegates from the Parish, the
Mission Circle and the church school
Of the Universalist church have beer
appointed to attend the State I-ni-
versalist convention in Bangor, Sep
TENDER 21-z3.
1t is expected that large number
OF the parish other than the dele
gates will be in attendance.
For particulars concerning the
pregrams inquire of r. N. vickery
clerk OF the parish, or the minister
Rev +. L. Cam.
Miss Gertrude Haines. who has
been making an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Boston and
Portland. has returned to her home
at the Lancey House.