Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-18
WINTHROP
Mother's-Daughter's Banquet

Banquet nelQ at the IOWu hail AdSe
evening was one of the finest Com
munity events of the year. Nearly
300 women and girls were present,
and partook together of delicious
dinner served by Mrs. F. H. Stln-
son and her efficient corps of help
ers.
The decorations were very dainty
and were carried out in pink and
white. The menu served included
American chop suey, salads, colo
meat, mashed potato, hot rolls, ice
cream, cake, cocoa and conee. Inc
banquet was served by a deft corps
of walters, and was heartily enjoy
ed.
The program of the evening was
a good one, and was received with
appreciation by the listeners. A
fine orchestra under the leadership
of Alice Auclair Dostie rendered sew
eral very enjoyable selections. The
big company joined heartily In
songs, led by Mrs. Elma Shaw, and a
solo by Harriet Towle, and duet by
Miss Towle and Miss johnson were
enjoyed Miss Fannie Putnam's
stories for the younger folks were
equally enjoyed by their mothers and
older sisters, and tho readings by
Mrs, Lottie York were humorous
and selected with view to pleasing
the younger folks who were guests
of honor for the evening.
The speaker of the evening was
A. l.. Thayer of Augusta, and her
irspirational message was highly
appreciated.
The committees who had the at
fair in charge should he congratulate
ed for its success. These included,
Mrs. r. e. Webb, general chairman;
banquet, Mrs. Dorothy Bates, Mrs.
Marion Thomas, Mrs. Janet Towle;
program, Mrs. Eta Loon, Mrs. Lii
.ian Foster. Mrs. Eugenia Titus, Mrs.
Mabel Maxwell, Mrs. HI. E. Foster.
The twilight league opened Mon
day afternoon when the Clerks de-
feated the Winthrop Mills to 1.
Tuesday afternoon the Laborers
handed Bailey's Oilcloth team bad
trimming by a score Of Is to q.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. PottIe Of
Oxford were visitors in town yester-
day.
Gilbert Tainter. Of Lewiston is the
guest of relatives in town.
Arlene e. Clifford, w. H. S. 20.
graduates today from Pennington
State Normal school.
The music pupils Of Miss Violet
E. Hewins gave piano recital at the
Penney Memorial church in Augusta
Tuesday evening. Those from Win
throp who took part were Gladys
Kinds, Elizabeth Maxwell, Frances
Edwards, Regena Curtis, Marguerite
Stockford, Normal Maxwell, Mars
ters York. Russell Stockford and
Russell Young. \Quite a number of
Winthrop people were present at the
recital
Mrs. Lottie York and Miss Frances
Edwards assisted on the program at
odd Friends" day at Monmouth
Grange Wednesday Mrs. Ernest
Hayford and Mrs. Mabel Buzzell also
attended.
Mrs. Alice Wentworth Lee and son
Garry OF Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived
yesterday for visit with Mrs. Lees
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Went
worth.
Each member of Harmony Circle
OF Rebekahs is asked to send a card
to Mrs. Edith Mitchell. who is at the
winthrop Community hospital. To-
day is Mrs. Mitchelrs birthday.
Elmer Taylor. Reginald Rowell,
irving Pinkham and Mildred Briggs
SAooddtCu ILLS week from COlbv coll
lege. Elmer Taylor won the Condor
medal, the second student in the his
tory of the school to be so honored.
ana Reginald Rowell made the Phi
Beta Kappa society. All four of the
winthrop students have mare splen :
did records and their townspeopIe
are pleased to offer congratulations.
Dr. 0. s. c. Davies of Augusta was
professional caller in Whitman
Knowlton. -0on o
Alice Wood has returned from
summer. LUG
Miss Mary Pease has return.a
teaching. mas oeen
Marjorie Rollins is emplovea :.
sne winthrop exchange of the I. q
anu NJ. Telephone company,
An auction of the household poods
S d. james Smith will be held saturs s
WI. WI, ana Mrs. Bernie Rer;nar :.
mn n' h are the proud parents ~ =
,,i baby boy born to them Ts.o 81 q
nlsnt; The youngster wsisheS sua aS
G Gooras' He has been named e Alfrsd -