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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1910

Page

6

Best Girl joins wedding traditions in London society gossip

Society notes reveal a new wedding feature the best girl mirroring the best man. The custom, gaining ground at fashionable events in London, places the best girl at the left of the bride to hold her bouquet gloves and cushion, then accompany the couple to the carriage.

London

Recital by Bath's Best Baritone Ramsay Draws Crowd

Allan Howard Ramsay, Bath's leading soloist, gave a well received recital at Music Hall assisted by Miss Carrie F Luce. He impressed both new listeners and regular fans with his clear enunciation and dramatic presence, performing works by Schumann Chadwick Verdi and others including The Two Grenadiers Rigoletto and Roll Me Down to Rio. The event drew strong crowd and financial success, with Usher Jamie McLellan and Lawrence Hinckley aiding attendance.

Bath Music Hall Allan Howard Ramsey Carrie F. Luce Mr. Ramsey Ramsay Schumann Chadwick Verdi Schubert Leoncalvallo Grenadiers Thuesday Massenet Spain Tachathowsky Danny Deever Damrosehhould Kipling Rio Ramsey Boston Luce Jamie McLellan Lawrence Hinckley Robert Ramsay

The Wrong Package entertains Macrina class

The Macrina Class of Universalist Sunday school rehearses for an entertainment in the vestry next Friday. A piano solo program and a one act play titled The Wrong Package will feature four young ladies directed by Miss Emma Moses to raise funds for a new vestry piano.

Miss Frances Weeks Miss Weeks Grove Street Bath Miss Delight Trufant Bridge Flinch Priscilla Kimball Doris Stetson David Delano Winter Street May Pole Old Hagar Gypsy Annie Tarbox Dart Ray Zephyr Bill Rose Queen Helen Artis Winsnie Ella Congdon Helen Hope Sturtevant Grace Beatrice Shaw Doris Jaella Altekamp Ellie Helen Freeman Percy Ralph Battison Cecil Wendell White King Arthur Clinton McFa Irving Trufant Lydia R. and Elsie M Falcom Macrina Universalist Sunday School Emma Moses Frances Moses Frances Southard Philis Bowie Della Merrill Macrina Club Nellie Hodgdon Anna Morse Amy Titcomb Rachel Potter Dorothy Higgins

Our Church Fair laughable play delights Elm Street audience

A lively amateur production titled Our Church Fair staged last evening in the Elm Street Baptist vestry drew a good sized crowd. The show lampooned modern church fairs with witty lines and strong acting by Guild members. Admission was fifteen cents and a neat sum was raised.

Unity Guild Elm Street Baptist Church

Mrs Henry Palmer Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Fannie C Palmer widow of Henry E Palmer died suddenly after heart trouble in Puestlas following months of poor health. Born in Brunswick to the late Dr Solomon Cushman she was 73 years, 3 months old and longtime resident, active in Central Congregational Church. Survived by daughter Annie L Palmer, four sisters Harriet Pendexter Jennie Hutchinson Ursula Cushman and Annie M Palmer, and cousin Henry F Palmer of Bath.

Maria Magoun Herbert Magoun Cambridge Mass Arthur Magoun Portland Tomorow Fannie C. Palmer Henry E. Palmer City Central Congregational Church Annie L. Palmer Harriet Pendexter Conway N. H Jennie Hutchinson Ursula Cushman Annie M. Palmer Henry Fp, Palmer Bath

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