Bath Buds Entertain Taukanita Club Farewell Party
A Bath society note describes a Taukanita Club farewell to the old year at the Kennebec Yacht Club. About thirty couples danced fourteen dances with four extras as music by Clarence Johnson and Hiram T. Stevens filled the evening.
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Kennebec
Taukanita Club
Frank Percy
William K. Sewall
Fred Kimball
Jan Murphy
Anna . Percy
Clarence Johnson
Hiram T. Stevens
Priscilla Kimball
Iawonice Morse
Elizabeth Houghton
Carol Percy
Louise Harriman
Dorothy Sewall
Holdays
Loyal Sewall
Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
Walter Brown
Arthur Pratt
Bowdoin College
John Crosby
Horace Morse
Kent
Kennebec Yacht Club
Edward O. Cutler
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Bath
Myra Whitlam
John Stacy
Joseph Begin
the Elks
Maine Festival to Open New Portland City Hall
William R. Chapman attended a rehearsal for a Mendelssohn program planned as the first attraction in Portland’s new city hall this fall. Artists will be announced January 10. Miss Marcia Stinson resumes teaching at Erudition School. Ruth S. Whitney returns from Boston. David Curtis departs for a Boston broker’s office and will room on Huntington Avenue.
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Jackson College
Medford
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Brunswick
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Washington Street
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Church of the Divine
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Smith College
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Evenue
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Miss Wilson Performs At Fortnightly Club
The Independent announces an Evening of Music at Wesley M. E. Church on the twenty fifth featuring Miss Margaret L. Wilson of Brunswick and Howard R. Stevens of Portland with an accompanist to be announced. The program draws a large audience given Wilson and Stevens’ strong local reputations.
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Jefferson Theatre
Portland
Grace Church
Episcopal Church
Lisbon Falls
Miss Wilson
Wesley M. EB. Church
Margaret Ll. Wilson
Brunswick
Maine
Howard R. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
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