Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-07
Pooler. Miss Mabel ]. Pooler. a past
regent, and Miss Eunice' Chase.

Pooler, Miss Mabel j. Pooler, a past
regent, and Miss Eunice' Chase.
The prelude of the production was
living picture representing a fam
Gus painting, Spirit of 576" painted
by Archibald NJ. Willard and hang
ing in Abbot hall at Marble Head.
Mass, by John III. Jenkins. Gordon
| Briggs and Nay Varney. The follow
ing cast appeared in chronigraphical
order: Martha Washington. Mrs.
Vivian G. Woodbury.; Abigail
Adams, Mrs. Helen Conant; Martha
Randolph, Mrs. Helen Wentworth,
accompanied by her four daughters,
Eleanor Young, Elizabeth SWEET.
Elizabeth Merrill and Eleanor
SWEET, Gertrude Page. in which the
Madison, Mrs. Helen Turner;
Eliza Monroe, Mrs. Margaret Sy-
monds; Louisa Adams, Mrs. Sarah
| Schofield; Emily Donelson, Miss
Harriet Marble; Angelica Van Bur-
en-, Mrs. Margaret L. Philbrick;
Leitia Tyler, Mrs. Leila NJ. Blunt;
Julia Tyler, Mrs.. Alice Warren;
Sarah Polk, Mrs. Lila B. Friend;
Margaret Taylor, Mrs. Edith Phil
brick, attended by Betty Bliss, Es-
Their Jenkins; Abigail Fillmore. Mrs.
Maud Smith and accompanied by
May Abigail Fillmore, Cynthia Scho-
field. a little Miss who sang several
patriotic songs; and Pierce, Mrs.
Eidena s. Hawes, Harriet Lane,
Kathleen Taylor. During the appear
ance of Harriet Lane the following
, added much to the pleasure of the
production as they most gracefully
danced the Virginia Reel: Harry
| Smith, Mrs. Foncher SWEET, Ralph
Jenkins, Miss Lena E. Wyman,
Henry Lessard, Isabel Dionne,
| James Blunt, Ruth Viles, Thornton
Conant, and Helen McQuade; con-
| tinuing with the presentation of the
White House Ladies. Mary Lincoln
was represented by Ms. Ruth l..
| Merrill; Eliza Johnson. MFRS. Lillian
| Smith, who was accompanied by
Martha Paterson impersonated by
I Mrs Margaret Burrill; Julia Grant,
! Mrs. Vera B. Smith, accompanied by
Mile Grant, Thelma Greenwood;
Lucy Hayes. Mrs. Louise Eames;
Lucretia Garfield, Mrs. Nellie w.
F1ynt accompanied by Grandma Gar
| field, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble;
Mary McElroy, Mrs. Blanch E. Fol-
som; Francis Cleveland. Miss Helen
Coburn Smith of Washington, D. c.,
and student at Colby college. Dur
ing the appearance OF MISS Snltn
she was attended by Miss Florence
! Norton, acting as maid of honor.
and Peggy Merrill as flower girl,
Mrs. Cleveland as a bride wore the
gown worn by herA mother. Miss
| Grace Coburn Smith, when she be-
| came the bride of DR.. George Otis
Smith, director of the United States
Geological Survey. Caroline Harrison
was represented by Mrs. Nellie G.
Chase who was attended by her
maid, Miss Sally Marston; Edith
| Roosevelt, Miss Faith Hinckley, who
wore dress loaned by Mrs. Roose-
welt, which had been worn by her on
state occasions at the White House;
Helen Taft, Mrs. Daisy d. Morrill,;
Edith Wilson, Mrs. Mary c. Stincn-
( field; Florence Harding, Mrs. dna
Goldsmith; Grace Coolidge, Mrs.
Harriet L. Parker, during whose ap-
pearance the following girl scouts
made their appearance, IMPLYING
Mrs. Coolidge interest in the work of
the Girl Scouts, Muriel Cover, Dor
othy Plummer, Frances Bean. Helen
Rolfe, Everil Harris. Edith Enc
mark, Gladys Currier, Glennis
Haines, Ethelyn White, Phyllis
Weston, Betty Sedgeley. Miss Fol-