Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-18
WINSLOvV
Faculty Of Winslow High Are Royal
ly Entertained


One of the pleasantest affairs of
the social season of Winslow High
school was held on Tuesday evening,
when the Freshmen girls prepared
and served a o'clock banquet to the
members of the High School faculty
and their wives, in the Domestic Sci
ence rooms. The tables were beauti-
fully laid, showing that the young la
dies are receiving very creditable in
struction in this art, and the ar
!rangement of the dishes and silver
was beyond criticism or reproach. At
the appointed time the follow.7 g
guests were invited to be seated al
the tables: Principal Clyde E. Rus
sell, Physical Director William l..
Mansfield and Mrs. Mansfield, Ken
dali Howard. science teacher, WAL
ter Edwards, commercial instructor,
Miss Frances Morrell, teacher of Ian
guages and dean of the school, Miss
Ruby Schumann, teacher of mathe-
mates, Miss Ella Hewins, manual
training teacher, and William Ma
comber, English instructor. The fol-
lowing delicious menu was served, the
mattresses being the Misses Lucille
Delano and Doris Rhoades: beef
bouillion, bread sticks, log cabin
style, roast pork with dressing, mash
ed potatoes, green peas, mashed tur
nip. celery, olives, hot yeast rolls,
4 fruit salad, orange ice and coffee.
This menu was daintily prepared and
the Mattresses served with the evil
dence Of excellnt training. Principal
Russell complimented the girls very
highly upon their splendid dinner,
and said that the yeast rolls were the
best he ever tasted. Miss Alice Smith
and Miss Franco Maggazinni acted
as the hostesses for the evening. rep
resenting their class, and those hav-
! ing charge in the kitchen ably assist
ed by Miss Evelyn Thurston. domes-
tic science teacher, were the Misses
Kathleen Morrell. Ruth Thing, Ev /.
Overlook, Hazel Chassee, Evangeline
/ Bulger and Margaret Witham.
Following the banquet, Mr.. Macom-
: Der very pleasingly favored the COM
pany with the performance of some
, very clever tricks. A social was also
enjoyed, and games and stunts were
! played. Miss Thurston did a trick
with books, assisted by Margaret
,, Witham. and Mr.. Howard tried his
hand at it and succeeded in doing 1t
all right. Much fun was handed Mr..
Russell who after several attempts at
: this same trick, the details of which
are too lengthy to give in this item,
finally succeeded in accomplishing
the feat. Everyone present voted a
most enjoyable time, and pronoun-
! ced the whole affair great success.
complimenting the freshmen girls and
their teacher very highly on their
ability in the domestic science art.
l xr,;tl haI TIC
| lar meeting this Friday evening,
J ing will be open, following the BUSH
ness session, and a debate VIII be
held between two speakers from
Winslow High school and two from
Harmony High school. This same
evening. Viola Blake and Sanford
! Reynolds, both seniors at Winslow
High school will go to Fairfield where
| he will take the negative stand
against team from Lawrence High
on the subject of Child Labor.
( The Ladies of the Lithgow Club
held no meeting yesterday as was
planned, and the date of the next
meeting will be announced later.
The Winslow high school basket
! ball team will go to Massachusetts
this morning where they will play
! Salem High tonight, and Gloucester
High tomorrow (Friday) night. They
! will return to this town late Satur-
day. They are anticipating a great
trip.
| The delegates and alternates from
the Fort Halifax Chapter of the D.
i A. r. will go to Augusta today to at
tend the State Convention of D. A.
| r. which is held there. Mrs. G. w.
Patterson of Bay Street will attend
! the convention by virtue of her office
as chairman of the Maine committee
Of Preservation of Historic Spots.
| There were many people in Win
slow that attended the fine lecture by
/ Governor Ralph o. brewster. which
he delivered at the Getchell Street
Baptist church Tuesday evening.
| Several Winslow people attended
the funeral Of Mrs. George MARI
! which was held Wednesday morning
from the home in Vassalboro. Rev.
| Edith Porter officiating.
Mrs. Minnie Garland and Mrs. Har-
riet Patterson were dinner guests
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. G. W. Patterson of Bay street.
! William Durham of East Winslow
is employed hauling cordwood from
Pigeons Plains, China. to the home
| of w. T. Reynolds of Bay Street.