Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-01-16


blue panne velvet and seorgstte
founces.
Mrs. N. A. Priest, burnt orange vel
vet with bias fiounces. Mrs. Herman
r. Mansur. black satin with brilliant
ornament. Mrs. Fred Malcolm, gold
embroidered black georgette. Mrs.
Herbert Locke. black sequins over
satin.
Mrs. Fred Boston, light blue char
meuse with beaded designs. Mrs.
Keith Ryan. peacock blue with white
lace. Mrs. Reuel Soule, ombre shades.
straight line gown with fringed hem.
Mrs. Arthur Minchen. pale green satin
with puff sleeves. Mrs. Robert Faulk-
ucr, black lace over satin and silver
lace side trimming.
Mrs. Madison Gilman. flower figured
pink georgette with black lace bertha
and hem. Mrs. +. j. McArdle. black
velvet with white scarf. Mrs. Ernest
Blair. pale yellow georgette with royal
blue ostrich side trimming. Miss Mary
Murphy, dark green satin.
Miss Dorothy Gray, American beauty
velvet straight line model, with deep
flounce. side drape of gold lace. Mrs.
d. Z. Beruhe. canary yellow heavily
beaded georgette. Mrs. John Everett.
deep green beaded georgette. Mrs. w.
J. O'Connor. steel blue panne velvet
with gray lace.
Mrs. w. j. Warrell, deep rose chenille
inson, yellow georgette. Mrs. Ralph
Smith. slate blue georgette with steel
beads. Mrs. Erskine P. Noyes, wine
colored chenille brocated georgette.
Mrs, Ralph W. Farris, black velvet and
lace
Mrs. NJ. r. Griffin, black velvet. Miss
Isabelle McAllister. blue beaded geor-
gette. Miss Ruth Henderson, blue and
silver cloth. Mrs. Emery o. Bean,
black velvet. Mrs. Dwight Higgins.
peache georgette. Miss Harriet En-
right. pink georgette. Mrs. Bell Rob-
erts. blue satin with fur trimmings.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wheeler. heavily beaded
uull green georgette. Mrs. Frank
Mace gown of heavily embroider-
ed georgette with beautiful blue steel
motifs. Mrs. Forest G. Tyson, clear
deep blue chenille brocaded geor-
gette. Mrs. Melvin Sawtelle. black
lace. Mrs. Charles Paine. straight
me model in orchid charmeuse. Mrs.
Joseph Williams light lavender geor-
gette. Mrs. Ernest Gray, black
crepe satin with silver lace.
Mrs. Charles Hichborn, black vel
vet. Mrs. Almon Sullivan. white sat
IN ana peacock blue feather fan. Mrs.
II: Il. Sherburne, black lace with let
trimmings and a crimson flower fan
cy. Mrs. J. w. Hanson. gold lace ov-
er green. Mrs. Frederick Owen, blue
cantan with deep flounces of gold
lace. Mrs. Arthur Partridge. pink
seorsette. Mrs. Fred Lord, pink
chiffon.
Mrs. Earle Church, black velvet.
MSS Marjorie Farnham. blue geor-
selte. Mrs. L. T. Carleton. Jr., white
SATIN. Mrs. Earle Grenier, yellow
Seorgette. Mrs. Edward Ingraham.
MRS. William Bunker, black net oy-
CT white satin.
Miss Ruth Leavitt. red satin with
lace panels. Mrs. Howard Webber.
pouure bleu georgette. Mrs. w. H.
" imiams. lavender. Mrs. Charles
Sturtevant. white georgette with
heavy crystal beading. Mrs. Roy ~
iHht' titan georgette with gold lace
trimmings
Efficient Corps Ushers
IN the course of the evenings
event an efficient corps of voung
lMii.h M OF the younger social set Of the
Guy, III charge Of Robert B. William
son. acted as ushers. REFRESHMENTS
We're served in the balcony by stiiJ
Younger group Of young folks. but
Just rs efficient in the CARRYING out
~ taeir duties. Robert Leadbetter
Was was III charge of the balcony group.
ne re was assisted by Oliver Allen.
isar,iaTd iSn nlggins, George Andrews,
ternald Bagley. Atwood Nelson" Ed,
ith Nelson. Rosamond Cole RachaI
,Marreli, Dorothy Marble. Louise
Tracey, Lucille Genthner.
Inc ushers under the direction of
1r' w illlamson we.~ Lewis Burleieb
'l' Charies Walker. Harvey Fogg. Mil.
.o" hlmpali. George II. Macomber. Ar
thur Ililin, John Everett, William wv
man. W.
Tho Committee in Charge
WIN Mrs. Henry N. Whitman. presf-
ueht or the Aid and general chairman
~ charEe. assisted by an able corps Of
committees, the Charity Ball could not
heip but be the success it eyeryona ~
claimed it to be.
ticket committee-Mrs. George r
Macomber, chairman Mrs. f. A. Conv
Mrs. e. G. Burleigh. Mrs. S. y. Tobey
Mrs. Leigh d. Flynt. Miss Maud Bar.
ker.'Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Miss Grace
whitney, Mrs. Chas. L. Kinsman Mrs.
mas. :. Brown. Mrs. Frank Babbitt.
Mrs. Arthur Tiffin. Miss Lucille Purin-
Ton Mrs. l.. A. Burleigh, Jr., Miss Dor
othy Viles.
Decorations-Mrs. blaine Owen.
chairman: Mrs. l.. T.. Cooner. Mrs.
trahcls Farnum. Mrs. Warren San
born Miss Dorothy Hill. Mrs. Frank
mace, MRS: Forrest Tyson. Mrs. James
Merrill. Miss Katharine W-yman
REFRESHMENTS - Mrs. Eugene r..
n m rrynr
Davies. Mrs. Charles L. Bilodeau.
Mrs. Sanford Fogg. Mrs. w. ~ Will
llams. Mrs. George Leadbetter, Mrs.
Dennis Donovan, Mrs. Charles Stur-
tevant. Mrs. Lester Howard, Mrs.
John w. Lane. Mrs. w. f.. Fisher.
MIS-. ). n. Holway. Mrs. H. A. Moody.
Mrs. Brooks Newbert, Mrs. Emery
@. Beane, Mrs. Dwight Higgins. Miss
Nellie Il. Moore.
The Charity Ball is one Of Augus-
ta's long established leading social
functions. The proceeds of the event
are for the benefit of the Augusta
General hospital and those in charge
are the members of the Hospital Aid.
who give willingly and freely of their
efforts in making the ball a success.
Coming so soon after the reception
at the executive mansion by Gov.
Brewster and Mrs. Brewster to the
members of the Legislature, being
preceded also by the reception given
TO the chief executive and his wife
at the delightful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy p. Gannett. at which time
the citizens Of Augusta met the new
cCmers. every indication is that Au-
gusta is to witness gay social sea-
son and that much of the old time
Legislative social life is to be re-
sumed. All this may also be indica-
tive of the supposition that Angus