Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-06
BPW CLUB NOTES

DESPITE the Indictment weather d
large number Of the members OF the
Waterville Business and Profession
al Woman's club attended the regu-
lar meeting and supper OF tnat or
sanitation at the club rooms In the
Professional building last evening.
At $50 o'clock all sat down 10 the
daintily spread tables Where the
Following menu was served: Tim
bales Of chicken aux petit pois. hot
rolls. cake, coffee and after dinner
minis Much credit for the supper
was due to the committee in charge,
which was made up Of Mrs. Warren
Moses, Mrs. Thomas Weeks, Mrs.
CLAYTON Slower, Miss Annie Cruick-
shank and Miss Frances Taylor.
Following the supper the business
meeting was held. Several members
signified their intention Of attending
the executive board meeting of the
state Federation which is to be held
next Saturday at s A. M. at the
State House in Augusta. There is
to be an all-day session and at noon
a luncheon will be served at the Au-
gusta House. The arrangements for
the luncheon are necessarily tenta-
!, tive and the management of the
hotel asks that they be notified i'm
mediately as to the number who will
be present. The Waterville delega-
ton will number about 10.
The weekly card party which Is to
take place Wednesday evening is IN
charge of Mrs. Clayton Slower and
| the following week the festivities
will be under the direction of Mrs
Thomas Bailey.
A letter to one Of the members
from Miss Florence Morris, who Is
one of the most popular members OF
| the club was read with great inter-
est. Miss Morris spoke of her sum-
mer during which she attended the
national convention Of Business and
1. Professional Womans clubs in Port
land and travelled extensively
around Maine and eastern Canada
| Miss Morris is soon to go to Boston
and she told the members of the club
| that she had greatly enjoyed the
time that she was a member Of the
| organization and that she would long
remember the good times which had
been hers.
Many applications for membership
| il a sign that the club is rapidly
/ growing in popularity with the wom-
en- of Waterville.
Within a short time class In par
| liamentary procedure Is to be con-
Quoted by the club. Many OF the
club members registered for the
course of study and steps have been
taken to secure a suitable text.
At the close of the meeting whist
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Jennie Flood Kreger Of Fair
field represented the Waterville club
at the New England conference OF
clubs held at Poland Spring from
Sept. 21 to %. On Sept. "a she was
present at the New England confsd-
GRAFTON of Republican Woman
clubs ;,t Portland and since that time
she has attended the State conven-
ton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union in Auburn. Next
Friday night she will have the honor
Of presenting the charters to the re-
Gently organized clubs at Gardiner
and Augusta. 1t was largely due to
| Mrs. Kreger's hard work and enthu-
siasm that these clubs were started
Miss Blanche Hayden was a guest
last week of DR.. Barbara Hunt OF
Bangor, where she attended the
music festival.
Miss ANGELA Kalloch has returned
to her home in this city after pass
| ing a vacation at Douglas Inn, Doug
| las Hill, Maine.
Miss Georgia Billings was another
Of the members to attend the music
| festival in Bangor.
Mrs. Laurette H. Newell will 90 to
Augusta this morning, where tile
Maine D. A. R. will entertain the ma
tional president general, Mrs. An
thony Wayne Cook. A reception will!
be held at the Blaine Mansion dur
ing the afternoon.