Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-29
WINTHROP
Surprise Party Given


A delightful surprise party wa:
rendered Miss Ruth Alden by hel
Monmouth and Winthrop friends anG
neighbors Friday evening at the home
of her parents in West Winthrop.
Miss Alden was kidnapped from
the Monmouth Telephone Office where
she works, blindfolded and given a
long auto ride before being taken tc
her home in West Winthrop where
she found awaiting her a jolly party
of friends. Games and music were
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
served.
A table was laden with lovely gifts
for Miss Alden who is soon to be
married to Mr.. Willard Allen of Lew
iston. Miss Alden was also showered
with the good wishes and congratu-
lations of her friends.
Her guests were. Miss Ruby Has
kell, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Misses
Ruth and Bernice Day, Mrs. Anna
Flanders, Mrs. Doris Davis, Susie
McKenney, Rebecca Tunney, Miss
Jennie Fowler, Misses Virginia and
Marjorie Richardson. Miss Doris An
drews, Miss Theo Slauenwhite, all of
Monmouth and Mrs. Ruth Call, Mrs.
j. Henry Nc. re and Mrs. Blanche
Moore, Mrs. Florence Proctor, Misses
Annie. Christine and Marion Than
um, Mrs. lola Perry. Mrs. Edith Per-
ry, Mrs. Mabel Black, Miss Rosa
Raymond. Miss Eliza Brown, Miss
Eliza Brown, Miss Ellen Alden and
Mrs. Rita Randlette of Winthrop.
In the list of solicitors for the Hos
pital Aid drive to begin today -une
10Th the following were accide,. tally
omitted. Mrs. Mae Walton. Green
wood avenue. Mrs. Effio French, Roy
al street: Mrs. Mary Gage. Bowdoin
street and cottages: Miss Bertha
Hudson. Sturtevant Hill; Miss Es-
Their Smith, Readfield road; Mrs.
Ethel Towle, Green street; Mrs. jan
ct Woodman and Mrs. Agnew, High
land avenue; Mrs. Clara Hannaford.
Main street, from Green street to
East winthrop and Mrs. Zadie Stur-
tevant, Central street.
Mrs. Fife French has been elected
as delegate to the Maine Fedora
ton of Womens clubs to be held at
Bangor this fall.
Main street have been entertaining
for the past few days Mrs. L. C. Foss
Of Golf y lev Park, Flushing, n. H.
Miss Ruth Graves of South Paris
was the weekend guest of her aunt
Mrs. F., E. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren V. Macomber
visited relatives in Livermore Falls
over the Weekend
Musical Recital
The piano and mandolin pupils of
opening recital Friday evening, when
the younger pupils gave the program
The hall was tastefully decorated
with ferns and flowers, and was very
attractive.
The following fine program was
given: Song Without Words, E. ".
Mcintyre, Madeline Arnold and Miss
Coulombe; Dainty Reverie, A. Field
house, Lawrence Hodges; The Floral
Parade, G. Martin, Lawrence Foster;
Song, Where the Four Leaf Clovers
Grow, E Whiting; Charles Thomas,
accompanied on the piano by Made
line Riley; Souvenir, p. Ducelle, Ro-
bert House and Miss Coulombe; The
Fairies, G. Martin, Helen Foster;
Spring Days, M. A. Erb, Kathlyn Ar
mold; Frolic of the testers, c. c..
Crammond, Vivian Haynes; Little
Mascaraders, P. Ducelle, Girard Glad
and Miss Coulombe; Morning Prayer,
J.. Streabborg, Lillian Taylor; Rose
Leaves, r. Krentzlin, Lucille Perry;
Dance on the Lawn, TIL. Kullak,
Louise Jewell; reading, My Little
Yellow Dog,C. Bracket. Katherine
Webb. accompanied on the piano by
Miss Coulombe; Swallows Good bye,
e. V. Mcintyre; Charles and Milton
Thomas; Springs Awakening. r.
Richards, Inez Shaw; Laughing Eyes,
r. krentzlin, Elnora Riley; solo,
Stars Brightly Shining, f. Bronti,
Thelma Kneeland. accompanied on
the piano by Madeline Riley; Gavotte
Mignonne, w. Goldner, Clement Au-
clair; Sweet Violet, c.. Helms, Louise
Perry (by memory); Edelweiss Glide,
f. E. Vanderbeck, Marjorie House.
worth; Fairy's Waltz, by members of
the Mandolin Club. accompanied on
the piano by Miss Coulombe.
This evening the older pupils will
appear. and their program is as fol-
lows: Springtime Games, r. Rich
ards, Paul Holmes and Malcolm Dia-
mond; Les Papillons. j. Concone,
Rita Call; reading. Little Helpers,
Rossini Lucille Perry, Lillian Taylor,
II. Abelli; Woodland Dreams 7 He