When was it published?

August 5, 1925 in Ellsworth American

Domestic News August 5, 1925

Ellsworth American

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St Josephs Society, Lawn Party, Supper, Concert, Auction Sale, Performances, Proceeds

Ellsworth, Hancock County, Maine

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What is this article about?

St. Joseph's society's lawn party, supper, and concert on July 30 was a social and financial success, featuring musical solos, a reading, an auction, and decorations, with ice cream donated by Thorsen Farms Products Co. and proceeds of about $1000.

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The lawn party, supper and concert of St. Joseph's society, July 30, was a social and financial success. The day was ideal for the occasion. The evening program included solos by Mrs. Ralph Wescott, Joseph Hart, Corinne Thibedeau, Agnes Holz, Philip Veilleaux, Pauline McNamara, and Father Gorman, a mandolin solo by Stanley Grace, and a reading by Barbara Hopkins. An auction sale followed the program. The booths were artistically decorated, and with Japanese lanterns overhead, the evening scene was delightful. The ice-cream sold at the lawn party was donated by Mr. Thorsen, owner of Thorsen Farms Products Co. The proceeds of the event were approximately $1,000.

What sub-type of article is it?

Social Event

What keywords are associated?

St Josephs Society Lawn Party Supper Concert Auction Sale Performances Proceeds

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Ralph Wescott Joseph Hart Corinne Thibedeau Agnes Holz Philip Veilleaux Pauline Mcnamara Father Gorman Stanley Grace Barbara Hopkins Mr. Thorsen St. Joseph's Society

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Event Date

July 30

Key Persons

Mrs. Ralph Wescott Joseph Hart Corinne Thibedeau Agnes Holz Philip Veilleaux Pauline Mcnamara Father Gorman Stanley Grace Barbara Hopkins Mr. Thorsen St. Joseph's Society

Outcome

social and financial success with proceeds of approximately $1000

Event Details

The lawn party, supper and concert of St. Joseph's society was held on an ideal day. The evening program included solos by Mrs. Ralph Wescott, Joseph Hart, Corinne Thibedeau, Agnes Holz, Philip Veilleaux, Pauline McNamara, and Father Gorman, a mandolin solo by Stanley Grace, and a reading by Barbara Hopkins. An auction sale followed the program. The booths were artistically decorated with Japanese lanterns overhead. The ice-cream was donated by Mr. Thorsen of Thorsen Farms Products Co.