Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-28

those worn by Mrs. Charles Lawry,
Mrs. II. H. BraZzell, Mrs. Fred Roll
Inns, Mrs. Charles Park and Mrs.
Otis Lawry. At $50 a delicious sup
per, prepared by Mrs. Charles Park,
Mrs. VIII Archer. Mrs. Warren
we'd. Four tables of auction were en-
joyed in the evening.
The Loyal Club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Charles Cham
pine on High street. Cards were en-
joyed and prizes were won by: 1st
prize, Mrs. Emile Croteau, End prize,
Mrs. Louis Ferland, Srd prize, Mrs
Joe Geroux. The next meeting of
the club will be with Mrs. John
Brooks.
The Weekly Sewing Circle met
Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank
Grevois. A social time was enjoyed
sewing.
The cabinet OF the Epworth
last Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Egerton. 1t was
formally voted to hold sunrise ser
vice at $50 'on Easter morning and
invite the young peoples societies of
the other churches to share in the
meeting. Other matters We're dis
cCssed and 1t was voted to hold
business and social meeting <of the
whole society at the church on Mon
day evening, Mar. 80. At this time
the officers will be installed as q
part OF the program.
On Wednesday evening Apr. /. the
Brotherhood of the Methodist
Church will have a specia, table at
the public supper served by the
Ladies' Guild, meeting as usual at
80. After the supper there will be
brief organ recital in the audi
torium, followed by a stereoptican
lecture on Italy. There will be
sixty five beautiful slides picturing
scenes in this historic land and
showing some features of the work,
which IS going on under the direction
of the Methodist Church. This
feature of the program is entirely
free and all are invited to attend.
Mrs. Lottie Edwards York of
Winthrop will be the special attra-
ctlon at the entertainment to be
given at the Methodist Church on
Friday evening, Apr. 8. Supporting
her will be a fine array of local
talent in quartette and solo numbers.
The mixed quartet will be made up
of Mrs. Margaret Henry, soprano;
contralto, George Goedecke of Water
VILE, tenor; and Ralph Egerton,
bass. Miss Minnie Gibson is accom-
panist.
Herman Brown was given a sur
prise party by several of his friends
tuesday evening at his home on Elm
street In honor of his birthday. A
social time was enjoyed with games
and victrola music. The guests
presented Mr.. Brown with gold
Eversharp Pencil. Delicious re-
nd
ated birthday cake were served. The
guests departed at late hour with
best wishes to the host for many hap
Iy returns of the occasion. Those
present were: Helen Ryan. Alice
Nellisan. Allan Henderson, Chester
Hibbard, Lawrence Gilman and MIR.
and Mrs. Major Henry.
The Royal Neighbors gave the first
entertainment in the contest be-
tween the Royal Neighbors and
Modern Woodman in their hall We'd
Ilesoay evening. Preceding the pro-
gram, Mrs. George Shannon, Mrs.
Margaret Wilson, Charles Lowry,
Fred Wentworth and viii Flood
were chosen as judges, after which
the following program was enioyed:
flano sole, Mrs. Nina Shower; read
ing, Mrs. Gertrude Bither: vocal solo,
liizabeth Smith; reading, Mrs. Min
Ele Oakley; piano solo, Mrs. Bios
som Butler; vocal and whistling
Duet, Miss Vera Clifford and Miss
Dorothy Bither; duet, Mrs. Blossom
butler and Mrs. Nina Shower; read
ing. Lillian Lewis: vocal solo. Mrs
wary Ames: reading, Mrs. Blossom
butier; vocal duet. Miss Lucille
klng and Miss Nellie Boyd; reading.
Mrs. Cassie Parlin; dialogue, in love
win p. NJ, Mrs. Stebbins. Blossom
Butler; Mary Ann, an Irish maid
Mrs. Mary Ames; Mrs. jenkins. Mrs
CHARLES Lowry: Mary Priest. Mrs.
Mary Priest: reading, Mrs. Florence
Bacon.
Inc remainder of the evening was
passed in a social way with games
ana dancing. The next entertain
ment will be given by the Modern
Woodman. Thursday. April o.
The regular meeting of the w. G.,
L. U. was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Arvilla Rowell
on western avenue, the President,
MRS. Fred Savage. presiding. After
the regular business had been
est were discussed.
South Grammar, Miss Alice M.
Ladd teacher: Pupils not absent -
day during the term of twelve
weeks:
Grade III. Violet Washburn, Alice
Richardson, Winona Odlin, HiIda
Nelson, WIardy Sinkiviez.
Grade III. Martha Ames Virginia
Brown. Joseph Payson.
The Hearth Embroidery Club met
wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
George Chamberlain. A social time
was enjoyed doing fancy work and
refreshments were served. The next