Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-25

Legislator. Wore blue panne velvet
with gray fur trimmings.
Mrs. Edward l. White of Eow-
doinham, blue tricosham with cut
steel buckle trimming, Mrs. Charles
White of Augusta, brown Canton
crepe with bead trimmings.
Mrs. Royden V. Brown of Bing-
ham, wife of the secretary of the
Senate, blue lace over lavender silk
with silver slippers.
Mrs. c. w. Horton. black geor-
gette with silver beading over black
sill, tunic and pearls. Mrs. Charles
Sturtevant, white beaded georgette.
Mrs. Edward A. Mansfield Of Jones
port. orange cloth gown.
Mrs. Edwin G. Burleigh, black lace
Mrs Arthur Partridge, American
beauty French robe. Mrs. Harry
katsikas. poudre blue chiffon, en-
brotiered in fame colored roses
Miss Mary S Smith, white crepe
satin with crystal and gold beads in
straight lines. White flower with
silver stem at the waist.
Mrs. Charles b. Carter, wife of
Senator Carter of Auburn. was very
lovely in silver sequin gown with
silver slippers She carried q bou-
quet of sweet peas and violets.
Mrs. William II. Whittum of Lew
iston. wore a green gown with green
slippers. Her gown was beautifully
trimmed with crystal beads.
Mrs. Joseph w. Simpson of York
wore a gown of silver metal cloth
with silver lace trimmings and feath-
er landings in rose shade.
Mrs. Boynton, wife of Rep. George
G. Boynton of South Portland, beige
crepe de chine with beaver and gold
lace trimmings.
Mrs. Hanson. wife of Adjutant
General ]. w. Hanson wore a pretty
gown of canary yellow georgette and
crepe back satin combined. 1t was
trimmed with crystal and silver
beads with landings of pearl beads.
Mrs. Sargent, wife of Paul D. Sar-
gent chief engineer of the State
Highway Department.. wore poudre
blue eeorgette. heavily beaded with
crystal and pearl beads.
Mrs. Ball. wife of Frank W. Ball,
Secretary of State. Wore a simple
gown of prettily beaded peach geor-
cite.
Mrs. Allen. wife of Rep Henry Al
len of Harpswell. wore black satin.
Mrs. Llewellyn n. Edwards wore
white silk with lace draperies and
white marabou trimmings.
Mrs. Jessie c. Thompson. assistant
secretary to Gov. Brewster, wore
poudre blue silk with silver trim
nings. Mrs. Charles + Dustin. wife
of the Governors secretary. wore a
black sequin gown. Mrs Raymond
Douglas wore an orchid beaded geor-
cite gown with satin slippers to
match.
Mrs. James Boyle of Waterville.
wore black brocaded velvet on
chiffon. Miss Naomi Maher wore
blue panne velvet. Orchid georgette
with ostrich trimming was what
Miss Rachel Maher wore.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Rep. Charles
Fl. Smith of Bangor. blue chiffon
with silver trimmings. Mrs. Ingra-
ham, wife OF Rep. Harold Ingraham
of Bangor. turquoise blue brocaded
velvet Mrs. Frank Daggett OF
Bongor, black sequin gown.
Mrs. Ireland, wife of Rep. Charles
Il. Ireland of Stetson. dark blue
brocaded georgette with irridescent
trimmings. She wore diamonds and
pearls. Mrs. Friend, wife of Rep.
Charles b. Friend of Etna, black
lace over black satin with pearls.
Miss Dorothy Ireland of Stetson.
white canton crepe, embroidered.
Mrs. William Ireland of Portland
Mrs. Henry Friend of Newport.
black beaded chiffon over gray
satin. Mrs. ThaXtcr Friend of Etna,
blue georcette with bead trimmings.
Mrs. Goodrich, wife of Rep. Will
lam j. Goodrich of Farmingdale.
| blue silk lace over same tone
t2ffeta. Mrs. Sanger n. Annis,
apricot georgettc with silver trim =
! mings and brilliants and silver slip
pers. Miss Marjorie Peaslce, light
blue georSette with silver trimmings
and roses and silver slippers.
Mrs. Anthoine, wife of Sen. Ed
ward s. Anthoine. pink chiffon over
turquoise blue crepe. Mrs. Quincy,
wife of Charles +. Quincy of Port
land. chairman of the Public Ttili-
ties Commission. poudre blue Seorg-