Chapman Secures Mary Garden for Maine Festival
Director Chapman reports to the Festival Association of Portland that Mary Garden will star at the Maine Festival with ten October concerts. The engagement pays 36000 dollars and positions Garden as a leading operatic attraction, hailed as the greatest in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Europe
Festival Association of
Portland
Maine
Mary Garden
Paris
R. E. Johnson
Miss Garden
Sarah Bernhardt
Community Meetings Return With Plans And Recipes
The Coto pol Parmersewall Chapter of the D A Ro holds its monthly session at Mrs. Murphy's home with talks on Marie Antoinette in Maine and old letters. The Sunday school teachers meet at Coronial for supper and discuss rural school planning led by Frederick H. Altvhamp. A Fortnightly lecture group expects recipes from Janet McKenzie Hil One. Recipes for salad and potato dishes are shared, including a French dressing and multiple ingredients. The Unity Guild sets April 7 for two plays Packing the Home Missionary Barrel and Old Maids Convention, as Frank E Burns and family move to the Fogg residence. Burns has joined the D T Perey firm.
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St. Mary's -Gulhd
Dell Payne
High St
Wit Ham
Agnes
New Haven
Conn
Teal
Dean
Majin
George W. Dean
High Street
Robbins
Blue Birds
Att Abra
William Sewall
Istunidt Falta
Hows
Harold M. Sewall
Walter Smith
Eidward W. Tde
Rovers
Rowdoin
Marald P. West
Auburn
New York
West Wa Orn
Lewiston
Bowdoin College
Columbian University
Washington
University of Paris
Sorbonne
America
Elizabeth
N.J
New York City
Main Street Baptist Church
Delta Upsilon
Philketa Kappa
Bowdoin
John West
Carrie BE
Jessie A
John G. West
A. T. Salley
Main Street Free Baptist Church
Cotopol Parmersewall
D. A. Ro
James F. Murphy
Marie Antoinette
Maine
Henry White
Miss Murphy
Mrac
Janet McKenzsie
Unity Guild
First Baptist Church
Home Missionary Barrel
Old Maids
Frank E. Burns
Fogg
Washington and
Linden Streets
Burns
D. T. Perey
Bathite Nells Douglas Weds Boston Optician John Thompson
Miss Nellie F. Douglas of Bath and John Eldridge Thompson of Boston announce their marriage. Miss Douglas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Horatio Douglas, formerly worked as a bookkeeper at several Bath firms. The couple will reside at 53 Trident Avenue Winthrop Mass after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping City
Mrs. Thompson
Clergy Schedule Brief In Beacon Street And Wesley Churches
Mrs. Jesse Strong and her daughter from Rockland are visiting this city. District Superintendent D B Holt will occupy the pulpit at Beacon Street Church tomorrow morning and at Wesley Church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Strong
Rockland
D. B. Holt
Beacon Street
Wesley Church
Talk on Boy Scouts by Dr W Bradlee Jr at Y M C A
Dr W Bradlee Jr instructor of manual training in Rockland will speak at the Y M C A this evening about the Boy Scout movement. The talk begins at eight and will interest men and older boys. Bradlee is well qualified and active in this work locally. A party at Miss Dorothy Nichols home on Tuesday featured military whist with four tables and prizes. Millicent Clifford Anna Morse won chocolate boxes Frances Moses received a dainty handkerchief. Refreshments included frozen pudding cake and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bradlee, Jr
Rockland
Bradlee
Dorothy Nichols
Millicent Clifford
Anna Morse
Frances Moses
Miss Fiske Plans Year Abroad With Miss Olney
Miss Mary Fiske, wintering in Tryon, D C, will depart mid April for a year abroad. She leaves the south Monday, stops at Bath around the tenth, sails April fifteenth from Portland Maine on the Dominion Line to Liverpool. Accompanied by Miss Olney, they will visit Guilford Surrey before continuing their journey across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fiske
Tryon
D. C
Miss Fiske
Bath
Miss Olney
Ships
Dominion Line
Aail
Portland
Maine
Tiverpool
Guilford
Surrey
Morse High School graduates return from Washington trip
Mrs Frank Welch hosted the Sans Souci Club on Thursday afternoon. The Morse High School graduates who were on a ten days excursion to Washington DC are expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon. Chaperone Mrs Jennie S Rideout supervised the youthful trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Welch
Sans Souci
Morse ‘High School
Washington, D. C
Jennie
Westminster School Student Spends Spring Vacation in City
M. and Wilson of San Francisco, a Westminster School student from Simsbury Connecticut, is spending the spring vacation in this city as a guest of Loyal F. Sewall. Mrs. Fred P. Shaw and children Carrie and Master Robert have been visiting in Portland with Mrs. Shaw’s sister Miss Mary Toothaker. Miss Annie Totman of Portland is vacationing at her home in this city.
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Milton Kimball
Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
High St. Loval Ft
Sewall
Cushing School
Davis Hatch
Pauline
Boston
M. &. Wilson
San Francisco
Morse High School Graduating Party Joins Washington Excursion
Mrs. Joan A. Morse and Miss Lio nire won in Portland on Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Palmer and daughters Dorothy and Lil Han visited Boston. Miss Margaret Rogers en route to Redlands, Cal., met the Morse High School graduates on their Washington excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Morse
Lionire
Portland
Henry Palmer
Dorothy
Lil Han
Boston
Margaret Rogers
Redlands
Cal
Morse High School
Washington
Rehearsals Set for Stainer’s Crucifixion at Grace Church
Dr and Mrs Fred Curtis and Miss Beryl Mitchell announce location at 149 North Ivar Street Hollywood California. Rehearsals for Stainers Crucifixion to be performed at Grace Church on Holy Week Wednesday progress splendidly under Fred E Drake direction with city church choirs. Alfred Brinkler Cathedral of St Luke Portland organist who recently played at Grace Church will be guest organist.
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Arthur. Russell
Medford
Masa
Edward Turner
North Street
Alfred Krinkler
Grace Church
Portland
Columbia University
Brinkler
St. Paul’s Chapel
Max Jacobbe
Fred Curtis
Beryl Mitchell
North Ivar Street
Hollywood
Cal
Los Angeles
Stainer
Fred E. Drake
Bath
Alfred Brinkler
Cathedral of St. Luke
Spring recital delights Bath society circles
Miss Clara L. Pierce soprano at the Church of the New Jerusalem headlined a refined recital in Music Hall with piano by Mrs. Clara Tippett of Boston. Local lovers praised her growth since a two year gap, with selections by Nevin Lehmann and Gounod and a notable Tannhäuser piece by Sue Winchell. The event drew Bathites including Mrs. Horatio A. Duncan and Bowdoin students home for spring vacation as talks of clubhouses and local lectures filled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Pierce
Church of the New Jerusalem
Miss Pierce
Portland
Clara Tippett
Boston
Bath
Music Hall
Nevin
Lehmann
Manney
H. H. A. Beach
Victor Harris
Gounod
Phyllis
Lane Wilson
van Genenes
Bathites
Isabel Forsaith
Brunswick
Tippett
Hume
New Enland
Hares
Lecture at Bowdoin on Shelley by Prof George Santayana
Memorial Hall hosts an address next Friday evening by George Santayana professor of philosophy at Harvard and noted author. The talk on Shelley is under the auspices of the This Club and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin College
Memorial Hall
George Santayanna
Harvard
Shelley
This Club
Circle of King's Daughters plans Friday meeting
The What-So-Ever Circle of King's Daughters will meet next Friday evening with Miss Marion A Foote. Miss Adeline Dennison, formerly of Portland, visits Miss Florence Dunton at Gorham Normal School. The Rose of Plymouth Town east will hold a rehearsal on Monday evening with coach Miss Whitney returning from Boston to direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Marion A. Foote
Adeline Dennison
Portland
Florence Dunton
Gorham Normal School
Rose of
Plymouth Town
Whitney
Boston
Taukaniter Club Attends Portland Matinee
The Taukaniter Club enjoyed a theatre party in Portland on Wednesday for the matinee of The Girl of My Dreams. Chaperones included Mrs. John A. Morse and Miss Jane Murphy. Mrs. Frances Weeks of Grove Street, previously ill, has been able to go outdoors this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taukaniter Club
Portland
Bath
John A. Morse
Jane Murphy
Frances Weeks
Grove Street
Final Club Session at Music Hall in Bath
The Fortnightly Club plans its final session next Wednesday at four in Music Hall. Reports will be read, new officers elected, and Mrs. Charles Flagg of Portland will speak as president of Maine’s State Federation of Women’s Clubs. Allan H. Ramsay provides music followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Charles Flagg
Portland
State Federation of Women's Clubs of
Maine
Flagge
The
Independent
Allan H. Ramsay
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Buckfield
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Merbert Carlisle
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Donald McLean
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C. W. Bradlee
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Frank Cushing
Northampton
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Hienjamin Plummer
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Fred E. Drakeo
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Mildred Nichols
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Madame X
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Horatio A. Duncan
Wesley Brotherhood
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Warren Trawley
Gladys Jordan
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Alameda
Charles P. Wetherbee
Fred Armes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur Duncan
Portsmouth
William Duncan
William Shea
Elm Street Baptist Sewing Circle
John Thompson
Nellie Douglas
Winthrop
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Cobb
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EB. M. Fuller
City Hospital
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Mary. Cary
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Seth T. Snipe
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Fuller
Samuel R. Perey
Hartford
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Cuba
Lina C. Andrews
Empire Theatre
Wilber G. Cahill
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