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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1914

Page

4

Society Notes and Upcoming Events in Portland

Fortnightly Club hosts Miss Adeline Howes at Memorial Hall for a lecture on Roman Africa with sixty self-shot photographs. Also coverage of the stage wedding at New Columbia Theatre, Miss Marie Ahnighite Peary debut, Maine Federation meeting plans, and local society happenings abroad.

Brunswick Adeline Belle Howes Wellesley College Memorial Hall Miss Hawes Italy France Spain Africa Paul Nixon Edward B. Forsaith Belle Smith New Columbia Theatre Victor DeLacy Mat Farnham Allie Ackerstrom W. C. Conrad Providence R. I Mr. Reed Clarence E. Reed Waverly Mass Peary Marie Ahnighite Peary North Pole Robert E. Peary Portland Eagle Island Washington Belmont Road Navy Miss Peary New York Mr. Peary Maine Federation William T. Haines Maine Maine State Federation of Women’s Clubs Augusta Haines the Penney Memorial Church Frederick P. Abbott Saco Abbott New Gloucester New England Manchester N. H Searchlight Club Rumford

Colonial Monday Night Meeting Tightens Membership Rules

January session drew large attendance as E.S. Crosby resigned. L. D. Small moved to non resident status, Roy Hosmer shifted to active, and William Beal became active. Age limit lowered to nineteen and a plan to raise membership to 175 will be voted next meeting. $100 allocated for inter city tournament expenses. Mrs Arthur Dunton hosted an informal Washington Street gathering with two auction tables.

E.S. Crosby Ll. D. Small Roy Hosmer William Beal

Mrs Gibbons Hosts Luncheon For Mrs Allan Before Washington Trip

Mrs Thomas S Gibbons entertained with a luncheon on Tuesday honoring Mrs Ernest A Allan who plans a near future departure for Washington DC. Eight were served and later an auction. The prize pack of cards went to Mrs Harry Tucker.

Thomas S. Gibbons Ernest A. Allan Washington, D. C Harry Tucker

Mendelssohn Club Rehearsal Ahead of Panama Exposition

H director Chapmar conducted a Mendelssohn Club rehearsal at the parish house. He highlighted a major festival during the Panama Exposition. Four members planned a Pacific coast trip, and about one hundred in the state have pledged to join. Rates for travel will be very low.

Chapmar Mendelssohn Club Pacific Coast

Bowdoin Invites Dr Fitch as College Preacher

Dr. Albert Fitch, dean of the Andover Theological School, will serve as college preacher at Bowdoin. He delivers a morning sermon at First Parish Church and an afternoon address at the college chapel.

Albert Fitch Andover Theological School Bowdoin

Min isters Club Speaker Delivers Dante Talk

Dr J E C Sawyer spoke at the Ministers' Club session in the Winter Street chapel on Monday afternoon. He presented a compelling talk titled The Personality of Dante with good attendance.

J. E. C. Sawyer Ministers’ Club Winter Street Chapel Dante

James P Webber Returns to Phillips Exeter Faculty

James P. Webber resumes duties on the Phillips Exeter faculty after a home visit on Washington Street. Grace church choir members held a supper party and dance in the Parish House on Thursday evening.

James P. Webber Phillips-Exeter Washington Street Grace Church

Phoebe Crosby Shines in Brooklyn New Year's Eve Concert

The Brooklyn Eagle reports Phoebe Crosby of the Century Opera Company headlined the first open air New Year concert at Borough Hall. A crowd of over 10,000 braved cold to hear Crosby, Leo Helzel, and the Arion Society under Arthur Claassen. The event aimed to offer a safe, sane celebration and drew praise for its singing, organization, and community impact.

Phoebe Crosby Brooklyn Eagle Earl Crosby Eagle Borough Hall Brooklyn Century Opera Company Myrtle Avenue Holy City Patti Miss Crosby Milton Sergeant Aborn Century Opera House Shannon Twenty-third Regiment Newell Dwight Hillis Arthur Classen Arion Singing Society Williams Crosby Leo Helzel Royal Opera Berlin Arion Society Arthur Claassen Daughters of the Revolution Arion Court Street Stephen Foster Kentucky Bellevue Hospital Herr Helzel Hillis Mr. Helzel Imperial Fulton Street Red Hook Lane Pounds John B. Creighton William QO. Jones The

Mrs Karl Van Baman Hosts Auction Afternoon

Mrs Karl Van Baman entertained at the Misses Foote home on Wednesday afternoon. Two tables of auction were played with Mrs Henry W Cobb of Augusta taking the high score and receiving a box of correspondence cards.

Karl van Baman

D A R Session Highlights History Paper and New Member

The D A R meeting at Mrs. Charles Mason's home drew twenty members with an engaging program. Mrs Edward Plummer presented What Pageantry Does for History, praised as among the chapter's best. Miss Georgie Denham joined as a new member and blankets were sent to City Hospital.

Charles Mason Edward Plummer Colonel Dummer Sewall Georgie Denham Bowdeinham City Hospital

Solos and readings highlight Cosmopolitan Club gathering

Mrs. Robert B Hatch led a Sunday afternoon program with solos by Mrs Hatch and piano by Miss Frances Weeks. James Plaisted Webber from Phillips Exeter Academy performed piano pieces and readings. Mrs Viola DeGrys, a noted soprano and teacher, is seriously ill at the Somerset of Portland. The Patten Free Library Association plans its annual meeting Monday evening to read yearly reports and elect officers.

Robert B. Hatch Cosmopolitan Club Frances Weeks James Plaisted Webber Phillips-Exeter Academy Elizabeth P. Dean Miss Andrews Viola DeGrys Somerset of Portland The Patten Free Library Association

Cosmopolitan Club Holds Largest Meeting Yet

The Cosmopolitan Club’s monthly business meeting drew the largest delegation since the McLallan house rental. Miss Andrews presided as reports highlighted December philanthropic work delivering over fifty clothing items to families, and a boy headed for Perkins Institute.

Cosmopolitan Club McLallan Miss Andrews Mildred Nichols Perkins’ Institute Maxwell Powers Ruth Turner United Clubs Cosmopolitan Treasury Harry Morse A. H. Shaw Lillian Welch Ralph Dunton Alice Marks Edward Hawley W. H. Smith and Sons Fred P. Shaw Mabel Thwing Marguerite Hennessy Blanche Houston Weston Bonney House Jane Swett Geneva Casey Sophie Mikelsky Charlotte Cook Margaret Keegan Philanthropic H. H. McCarty Charles Cahill Leah Bragg Hazel Wing Bessie Hunt Arthur Stilphen William Hatch

Auction at Mrs Maxwell Powers Home Honors Mrs Norsworthy

Mrs Maxwell Powers hosted two tables of auction yesterday afternoon at her Middle street home. The gathering honored Mrs Leonard Norsworthy of New York City.

Maxwell Powers Middle Street Leonard Norsworthy New York City

Whittier School Hosts Reception for Friends of the Institution

The Whittier School at Merrimac Mass held a Monday evening reception for its friends. Twelve attended in the receiving line including six seniors and faculty members. Guests included men from Haverhill Andover Bordentown and the New York Military Academy. Music by Collins Trio and a Boston Parker House banquet prior featured Bath teacher and mandolin club under Miss Cutler.

Whittier School Merrimac Mass Janet Cutler Haverhill Andover Bordentown New York Military Academy Collins Whittier Crystal Room Parker House Boston Bath Mandolin Club

Newly Elected Officers Installed for Ladies Auxiliary in Brunswick

The Ladies Auxiliary of Appomattox Camp, Sons of Veterans, Brunswick, installed its new officers Monday evening. Mrs. Florence Robinson presided with assistance from Mrs. Mary Pratt Mrs. Bertha Dunbar Mrs. Clara Troop and Mrs. Harriet Berg of Bath. A New Year tree and refreshments followed, with presents distributed to all attendees.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Appomattox Camp Sons of Veterans Brunswick Florence Robinson Mary Pratt Bertha Dunbar Clara Troop Harriet Berg Bath

Mrs Drake Hosts Bridge Club Auction Party

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred E. Drake entertained her bridge club with four tables of auction. Mrs. Rupert Baxter won the prize, a book of cooking recipes.

Fred E. Drake Bridge Club Rupert Baxter

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