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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

4

Children Day at Fortnightly Club Planned

Next Wednesday the Fortnightly Club will observe Children’s Day at the Methodist Church starting at 3 PM. Each member may invite a child under fourteen as guest. others pay the usual fee. Speaker F Schuyler Mathews discusses birds and wildflowers from his New York to Boston study, with references to his books and music-inspired bird songs.

F. Schuyler Mathews New Brighton N. Y New York Boston White Mountains Chopin Beethoven

Valentine Party and society entertainments reported

Valentine party on Tuesday featured a piano solo by Ira Chappell and a duet by Cora Martin and Eva Mclellan with Florence Gomiman reading and George Temple solo. A fishing business postern followed by games under the Christian Endeavor Society. Ladies Aid hosted at Winter Street Church. Mrs Hersers E Cole entertained. Miss Elizabeth Chase Burt and John P Winchell engagement announced. Bowdoin link noted. Alice M Humphreys visiting Boston then Lowell before returning home.

First Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society C. Raymond Chappell Alice E. Varney Grace Mank Carrie Snow Gertrude Chapman Myra Arnold Emma Towell Esther White Jennie Goodman Florence Hodgdon Harry Ring Chung Lung Marjorie Chapman Susie Hodgkins Winnie Durgan Margaret Bakeman Africa Lily Pray Sweden Gladys Clifford India Florence Goodman Cora Martin Fred Coombs Edna Martin China Japan Lillian Perkins Cuba Grace Baker Hanel Flrt Jolio Barberits Hersers E. Cole Ladies’ Aid Society Winter Street John Mellines Blanche Metcalfe Elizabeth Chase Burt Philadelphia John P. Winchell Brunswick Miss Burt Mere Point Mr. Winchell Bowdoin Alpha Delta Phi

Cahill to Run Second Series of Private Skating Parties

Wilber G Cahill successfully managed private skating parties at the Alameda and will oversee a second series. The Wednesday nights draw eager attendees who have secured tickets and pride themselves on being on his guest list. Mayor and Mrs Hyde travel to New York for a three month stay at Hotel Plaza. Charles H Mason visited Augusta, and Pepper upgrades his bowling alleys to first class condition.

Alameda Wilber G. Cahill Mr. Cahill Geing John S. Hyde New York Hotel Plaza Charles H. Mason Augusta Pepper

History of Ecclesiastical Music lecture and local theater bets

Mrs. Edgar Kaharl will lecture at St Pauls Brunswick on The History of Ecclesiastical Music with Fletcher T Pwom iy Bowdoin College organist and a quartet led by George Atlen Tibbetts. A spring amateur theater by the Fortnightly Club in Bath features The Rose o Plymouth Town with Beulah Marie Dix and Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland. Ruth S Whitney directs. W Stark Newell as Miles Standish headlines.

St. Paul's Church Brunswick Edgar Kaharl Fletcher Tpwomiy Bowdoin College Luther William H. Davis Hazel Woodbury Messrs Tibbetts Parkman Haydn Margaret L. Wilson Miss Woodbury Grace Woodbury Bathites Plymouth Town Beulah Marie Dix Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland Ruth S. Whitney Bradford Academy Dix Plymouth New England Elizabeth P. Dean Resolute Ethel Hawley Miriam Chillingsley Florence Andrews Barbara Standish Mr. Ramsay Hiram T. Stevens Philippe de la Noye John Marges Henry W. Owen, Jr Dreamland

Valentine Party Brings Central Church League Couples Together

Members of Central Church League and husbands enjoyed a valentines party in the chapel on Monday evening during the weekly society session. Hearts and cupids decorated the rooms and a supper with creamed chicken cheese fond olives rolls and coffee was served. Novel games added to the evening led by committee members Mrs A F Wheeler Mrs E Motley Fuller Jr and Mrs Karl Von Baman.

Central Church League A. F. Wheeler E. Motley Fuller, Jr Karl von Baman

Boston Couple Wed in Formal Wedding at One Afternoon

Miss Nellie Hodgdon of this city and Mary W. Burlingame of Boston were married yesterday at one o clock. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Hodgdon, is a Morse High School graduate and former probate registrar clerk with stage success in amateur drama. Burlingame, a Bowdoin and Exeter alumnus, once led the track team and works for the New England Telephone. They will establish a Boston home.

Boston Nellie Hodgdon Mary W. Burlingame M. 8. Hodgdon Morse High School Office of Register of Probate Burlingame Boston English High School Phillips- Exeter Academy Bowdoin College New England Telephone Company

Mrs Hodgkins Hosts Octagon Club Gathering

Mrs Elmer Hodgkins entertained the Octagon club on Tuesday afternoon. The upcoming marriage of Miss Eleanor T Silsby to Adelbert Bailey of New York will be solemnized in this city next Wednesday.

Elmer Hodgkins Octagon Club Eleanor T. Silsby Adelbert Bailey New York

Church groups set meetings and entertainments this week

The Ladies Aid of Elm Street Baptist church plans a Friday meeting with Mrs Joseph Varney. Mrs Elean or B Arnold hosted a yesterday gathering. The Unity Guild meets Monday night with Miss Winnie Durgin. Mrs James Ledyard hosted her card club on Wednesday. Next week the session will be with Mrs John Shaw on Oak Street.

Nellie Silsby John IL. Evans Chestnut Street Charles Magoun St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church Green Street Ladies’ Aid Society Elm Street Baptist Church Joseph Varney Eleanor B. Arnold Unity Guild Winnie Durgin James Ledyard John Shaw Oak Street

Ninth Grade Program At Music Hall With The Bravest Boy

On Friday evening Music Hall hosts Ninth Grade pupils and friends for a program of musical selections and the presentation of The Bravest Boy at Bunker Hill. The event includes a full school chorus, Ninth Grade Orchestra, a Doris Stetson solo, and a student production directed by Miss Emma Shorey.

Music Hall Bunker Hill Doris Stetson Emma Shorey Randall Coombs Arthur Mansfield Herbert Brown Abram

Valentine Whist Party Highlights Social Evening

Friends of Mrs. Woodbury Potter and Miss Grace Potter hosted a Valentine party with seven tables of whist as the main feature. Mrs. John T. Parris led the ladies in score and received china. Parker Adams won the top men’s prize, a pipe tray. Salads rolls tea coffee and cake concluded a very merry winter gathering.

Woodbury Potter Grace Potter John T. Parris Parker Adams

Surprise Handkerchief Shower For Bride To Be

Nellie Silsby received a Valentine night surprise shower from her girl friends. A hidden handkerchief gift was revealed when the absent guest’s ribbon pulled down eleven bundles. The party ended with living room games and best wishes for the bride. City events include a Mathews birds lecture at Wesley Church and Colby Glee Club at First Baptist Church.

Golden Valentine A. Frederick Dunnels Highland Congregational Church Lowell Mass Highland Church Miss Silsby Nellie Silsby Anna Dillon Washington F. Schuyler Mathews Wesley Church Colby Glee Club First Baptist Church

Hyde to move into High street home in April

Edward W. Hyde has bought the Oscar C. Rogers residence on High street and will relocate to the new home in April. The deal signals a shift in local property ownership as Hyde plans his move from his current location.

Edward W. Hyde High Street Oscar C. Rogers

Longyear and Lyeth Wedding Notables Attend Boston Ceremony

Miss Judith Folger Longyear and J. M. Richardson Lyeth wed at the Longyear mansion in Brookline. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Durand and Mrs. Edith Rice of Bath. Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann officiated at Trinity Church Boston. The Brookline home was formerly the Marquette residence moved to Brookline. Washington Birthday closings affect Patten Free Library. Lillian Kiester of Virginia, guest of Annie Haverfield, celebrates engagement to Herbert D. Haverfield of Bath Iron Works.

Charles E. Durand Away Judith Folger Longyear J. M. Richardson Lyeth New York Miss Longyear John M. Longyear Brookline Marquette Mich Durand Edith Rice Bath Alexander Mann Trinity Church Boston Longyear Fisher Hill Lillian Kiester Virginia Raymond's Court Annie Haverfield Herbert D. Haverfield Bath Iron Works

Mrs Hughes Hosts Bridge Tea for Twenty Four Guests

Mrs George Hughes entertained Wednesday afternoon with bridge and tea at her avenue home. Twenty four whist players began the gathering, with friends joining later for social chat making about forty guests in all. Coffee was poured by Miss Charlotte Meeker and tea by Mrs Lucy Patten with assistance from Misses Anna Percy Lina Andrews Margaret Sewall and Ethel Hawley.

George Hughes Charlotte Meeker Lucy Patten Anna Percy Lina Andrews Margaret Sewall Ethel Hawley

Social gatherings highlight midweek visitors and clubs

Mrs. Charles R. Higgins hosted her card club with an extra table. Mrs. John L. Evans visited Portland on Thursday. Miss May Hill entertained the Reading Club at her North Street home Tuesday evening.

Charles R. Higgins John L. Evans Portland May Hill Reading Club North Street

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