Society Gossip: Bath Hosts and Easter Preparations
A busy Bath society page details Saturday tea hosted by Mrs. John A. Morse for Mrs. Park and Miss Park of Acme, local performances by Allan Ramsay and others, church events, fundraisers at the Y M C A, and a Universalist Church Vesper program with the Mozart Ladies Quartet, plus social visits, travel, and upcoming anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
George C. DeMott
Allan H. Ramsey
Miss Elizabeth Dean Hosts Card Club in Auction Night
Miss Elizabeth P. Dean entertained her card club on Saturday evening with two Auction tables. Mrs. Henry W. Cobb stood in as a substitute. Miss Grace L. Coombs and Mrs. Mark Sewall visited Portland on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth P. Dean
Henry W. Cobb
Grace L. Coombs
Mark Sewall
Portland
Lewiston Auburn Festival Chorus Hosts April Foolish Night
The Lewiston Auburn Festival Chorus staged a Monday evening event at the Musical studio an April Fool party with a comic orchestra a Victrola for higher music and a novelty moving picture show A large portion of the audience enjoyed the orange tree and the event raised a substantial sum for the treasury several local business leaders received diamond rings and kisses refreshments of ices and cake were served Master Hervey Fogg visited from Monmouth and other locals attended social visits and church entertainments followed with fund raising for the City Hospital and notes of ongoing community activity nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston and Auburn
Local Notices From Auburn and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Cahill visits relatives in Auburn while Galen Low returns to Hebron Academy after a home stay. Miss Cornelia Parris enters Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital to train as a nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Carter plan a move to Peter Sham country house. Mrs. Carter hosted her mother Mrs. Johnson. Miss Esther Jones, Bath representative at the New England Conservatory, enjoys Easter vacation in her city home. Miss Elizabeth Briggs, Arlington High School teacher, vacationing with her mother. A Union Good Friday service was held last evening at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cahill
N. F. Woodbury
Auburn
Edward Carter
Cambridge
Petersham
Carter
George W. Johnson
Esther Jones
Bath
New England Conservatory
High Street
Elizabeth Briggs
Arlington High School
F. M. Briggs
First Baptist Church
Grace Church organ to be improved under St Marys Guild
Improvements on the organ at Grace Church will be made soon under the direction of St Marys Guild. The society will cover the expense of installing motor power. Harry Thompson a Bath student at the University of Maine is home from Orono for spring recess. Misses Dorothy and Hilda Laughlin of Portland, frequent visitors to the Shipping City, attended the Lambda Chapter Zeta Psi dance at Bowdoin College Wednesday. Miss Helen Crosby of the Trust Hospital training staff Biddeford visited her parents Mr and Mrs Elwell S Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
John A. Morse
Henry White
Bowdoin College
Bath
Our City Hospital
Arthur Sewall Hyde
St. Bartholomew’s
Arthur S. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Maine
Harvard University
John K. Paine
Hyde
Vidor and Vierne
Paris
Mlle. Steiger
Grace Church
St. John’s Church
Boston
Emmanuel Church
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Maine Festival Chorus
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Brunswick
Augusta
Gardiner
George Chadwick
Thursday Morning Chorus Club
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Choral Society of
Rossini Club Chorus
St. Mary's Guild
Harry Thompson
University of Maine
Orono
Dorothy
Hilda Laughlin
Lambda
Zeta Psi
Helen Crosby
Trust Hospital
Biddeford
Elwell S. Crosby
Murray Club Holds World Tour Sale For Local Fund
The Murray Club of the Universalist church cleared about fifty dollars from the "Tour of the World" sale held Wednesday afternoon and evening. Edward W. Larrabee was a Wednesday visitor in Portland. Henry F. Palmer has been a Bath business visitor in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Club
the Universalist Church
Edward W. Larrabee
Portland
Henry F. Palmer
Bath
New York
Brunswick residents attend new telephone exchange event
E B Hodgkins and R W Grassy helped host at N E Tel Co Brunswick offices with patrons invited to inspect the new exchange. A piano melody by Miss Alice Booker, punch and crackers, cut flowers and plants decorated the retiring room, and many attendees responded to the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hodgkins
R. W. Grassy
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co
Brunswick
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson to Speak on Woman Suffrage in Portland
The Portland Equal Suffrage Club announces a lecture titled Woman Suffrage and Democracy by Beatrice Forbes Robertson at Py thian Hall Portland next Thursday at eight p m. Miss Forbes-Robertson niece of Forbes-Robertson and sister to American stage artists is praised for her educated addresses to American audiences. She has performed with Irving Ellen Terry and Sir Herbert Tree and is under Frohman with the New Theatre Company. The piece notes her two London pastoral plays and her nonmilitant stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Equal Suffrage Club
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
Pythian Hall
Portland
Irving
Ellen Terry
Sir Herbert Tree
Frohman
New Theatre Company
London
Miss Augusta Park Cheerful About First Launch Plans
Miss Augusta Park, meeting new friends during the Ac me visit, tells the Independent she has never witnessed a launching. She celebrates today's Kelley and Spear yard program and has accepted an invitation to launch aboard the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Park
Acme
The
Independent
Kelley and Spear Yard
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Park
Miss Park
Bowdoin
Thomas
Gibbons
Mollie Palmer
Allan Ramsay
Unionville
Conn
Everett
Mass
Central Congregational Church
Winter Street
Alice A. Kane
Bailes Street
George B. Moody
Central Church
Milton Douglas
Galen C. Moses
James P. Webber
Phillips Exter Academy
Washington Street
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Turner McCarty
Annie Palmer
Woman's Auxiliary
William A. Guild
Davis Hatch
Harry Walters
Grace Warren
Charles Low
Mary Robinson
Emma Magoun
Myra Arnold
Florence Dunton
Adelaide Dennison
Robert B. Hatch
Jessie
Alice Bradlee
Ernest Johnson
Roy B. Guild
Topeka
Kansas
Guild
Charles M. Sheldon
Wallace Nutting
Hallowell
First Congregational Church
Fryeburg
Providence
R. I
Universalist Church
Mozart Ladies’ Quartet of
Belle Harrington
Cole
van Dyke
Longfellow
Angelus
Eli
Holy City
Galilee
Ave Maria
City Hospital
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
James D. Clark
Rumford Falls
Eben J. Marston
Thomas Artis
Mitchell
Edith Howard
Washington
Miss Howard
Minnie Wiggin
Clara Beebe
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Carrie Ring
Julia C. Ring
Europe
Middle
New York City
Venezuela
Atlantic
Portugal
Spain
Leige
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Central Church League
William V. Percy
Joan Newell
Winchester
W. Stark Newell
George M. Stinson
Woolwich
Flora E. Hathorne
Green Street
Representative Stinson
Brookline
Newton
Charles S. Street
Street
Colonials
Wasecas
Passage
John Moulton
Bouliion
Alice Shorey
Louise Johnson
Bessie Hunt
Carl Chapman
Germany
Neal
Gertrude
Goldie Greenleaf
France
Fred Shaw
Charles Hooper
Louise Harriman
Holland
Dennison
Herbert S. Carlisle
Hooper
Frances Southard
Brazil
Japan
Harry Deering
Maude Longley
Ethel Trask
George Jacobs
Amos Perry
Howard B. Johnson
Roy Buxton
Harry Passomre
San Francisco
Home Missionary Barrel
Herbert S. Harris
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Jennie R. Morse
Caroline Parris
Arthur Pepper
Cooper
Eva Pratt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
T. W Hyde Camp S. of V
May Pratt
Laura Penney
Charlotte Heald
Eva Lemont
Della Hooker
Sarah Cutting
Bertha Dunbar
Florence Robinson
Treasury
Hervey Fogg
Monmouth
Rutherford White
John Crosby
Horace Morse
Kents Hill
Elizabeth Moses
Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist Church
Charles Wetherbee
Representative Farnham
Florence Hagan
Dorcas Guild
Sidney Ross
Harvard Law School
Lina C. Andrews
Nathalie Brown
Unity Guild
Langdon T. Snipe
Isabel Carter
St. John Band
Maude Seymour
Gorham
Oliver Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest A. Allan
Peleg Sprague
Andover
Dorchester
William D. Coombs
Ferdinand Coombs
Sarah Cox
W. D. Coombs
Flavel Pierce
Franklin Pierce
F. Wilbur Brown
People’s Church
Mr. Olm
Music Hall
John Shaw
Federation
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