Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03
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The members Of the Boneka Club
were very pleasantly entertained on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Rebecca Edes on High street.
Bridge was enjoyed during the eve
ming. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Ralph Thompson. newly elected
president, presided at the business
session. It was voted to hold a
vaudeville show at the vestry during
the early part of the year. Mrs. Ruth
Pullman, Mrs. Anne Anderson, Edwin
c. Call, Joseph p. Rand, and Elwood
Stevens were appointed committee In
charge of arrangements.
The next meeting will be in the
nature Of a Christmas party and will
be held at the home of Miss Estelle
Hill on lower Main street.
The Women's Club enjoyed a very
pleasant meeting at the Masonic
Club rooms Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. Rosere Huddilston, past
president of the Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs Of Maine, gave very
pleasant travel talk. The program
was opened by the singing of the club
song, Pines of Maine, and the read
ing of the collect. Mrs. Lillian Small
rendered two very beautiful solos,
Coming Home, and "Goodby Sweet
Birds, Goodby", accompanied by Mrs.
Marion Haseltine at the piano. The
speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. Hud-
dilston, was introduced by the club
president, Mrs. Marion Plouff. Mrs.
Huddilston gave a very delightful
talk on six months abroad with her
daughter, three of which were pass
ed in the southern part Of France.
Mrs. Carrie Brewster in few words
appropriate for the occasion present.
ed Mrs. Huddilston with bouquet
of chrysanthemums as token from
the Dexter Women's Club. The clos
ing number of the program was a
pretty selection rendered by Mrs.
Marion Eliot, at the piano and her
daughter Charlotte playing the cello
and her son Robert a the violin. An
informal social hour was enjoyed
during which punch and walters were
served by Mrs. Alice Hutchinson.
Mrs. Maude Barker, Miss Mary
Louise Weymouth, Mrs. Frances
Small and Mrs. Emma Howard.
w. E. Vain, lay reader in charge
at the Church of the Messiah, was in
Waterville Wednesday attending a
meeting of the Kennebeer Valley
Episcopal clergy. Mr.. Vain was a
dinner guest at Oak Grove seminary
in Vassalboro. @Zr
Forest Folsom of Oakland was in
town Thursday called here by the
death of his uncle, John Service of
Garland.
Harvey Inman has returned from
Monsoon where he has been passing
several days in the interest of the
Maytag Washing machine.
The many friends of Miss Frances
Murphy of the Amos Abbott Com
pany clerical force are sorry to learn
that she is i'll at her home on Grove
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas were
business callers in Dover Foxcroft,
Wednesday.
DIR. E. d. Merrill of Dover Foxcroft
was in town calling on friends, We'd
nesday.
Donald Robbins was among the
business callers in Dover Foxcroft,
Wednesday.
Friends of Norman Plouff are sorry
to learn that he is i'll at the home
of his parents in this town.
A Pep party was held at the First
Universalist church vestry Thursday
evening Dancing and games were
enjoyed during the evening and de-
licious refreshments were served. The
committee in charge was Misses Bet
ty Brewster and Pauline Ramsay.
Clarence Bates and Henry Parsons.
Freeland Gould was business
caller in over-Foxcroft, Wednesday.
Charles Ansell and George Parks
were business callers in Sangerville,
Wednesday afternoon.