St Marys Guild Reception and Local Society Notes
Society gossip from St Marys and Bath covers the Rath and Turner home entertainment on North Street, engagement news for Ethel Day and Harold Stetson, church ordinations, Lent observances at Grace Church, and a busy slate of social events including minstrel rehearsals, aid society sales, and campus visits. Community leaders and notable locals attend services, lectures, and fundraising activities amid storm disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Rath
Nellie Turner
North Street
Brunswick
Lewiston
Ethel Wilson
Harold Stanwood Stetson
Miss Day
F. I. Day
College Street
Mr. Stetson
Frank Stetson
Bowdoin College
London
International Banking Corporation
Hong Kong
George C. DeMott
William W. Robinson
Central Church
Edward W. Moore
Wiscasset
Delighful Bath social season notes and gatherings
A busy Bath week features a bridge party on Dummer Street hosted for Mrs. Harry Passmore with eight couples, a whist and refreshments gathering at Pearl Street by Mrs. Frederic W. Freen, and a large dancing party at Music Hall hosted by Miss Elizabeth Houghton and Master John Houghton with forty young guests enjoying dances, punch, ices, and cake. The piece also includes a light recipe on molasses fudge and a long list of attendee names from the society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Street
Harry Passmore
Joe Bunch
Florence Harnden
Oak Street
Carrie
Nancy
West Bath
Rufus
Frederic W. Freen
C .Co
H Er
Pearl Street
Music Hall
Elizabeth Houghton
John Houghton
Bath
Miss Houghton
Amory Houghton
Mellram
Galen C. Moses
John A. Morse
Fred H. Kimball
Charlotte Meeker
Lucy Avery
Hiram T. Stevens
Fred Kimball
Master Houghton
Clarence Parker
Arthur Hagan
Walter Parker
Arthur Pratt
Charles Parker
Walter Brown
Harold Thompson
MuIton Kimball
Donald Thompson
Joseph Sewall
Amos Haggett
Morris Potter
Warren Mayers
George Wetherbee
John Crosby
Universalist Pastor Leaves For Taunton Visit
Rev. Alpheus B. Herve, pastor of the Universalist church, departed the first of the week for Taunton Massachusetts for an unmentioned engagement or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus B. Herve
Universalist Church
Taunton
Mass
Bath Notes on Social Tea and Traveling Guests
Local society pages report Dr Hervey as Universalist preacher in the city tomorrow. Mrs Sewall visited Portland and Mrs Fogg returned home after a stay with her sister in law, with plans to Montreal. Mrs Wright, former Bath dressmaker, arrives from Boston as a guest of Mrs O Brien. Miss Clifford sails May 30 from New York for Europe, with companions, led by Mrs Gifford. The Morse High seniors stage Bachelor Hall after Easter, while Frank Holding tabulates a summer violin stint at Kineo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Moses
Boston
John A. Morse
New York
Philadelphia
J. Roscoe True
Auburn
Frieda Wetherbee
Portsmouth
N. H
Brown
William Adams
Swastika Club
Western Avenue
Frank Welch
Bath
St. Michaels
Ard
Fred H. Kimball
Baltimore
W. P. Merrill
Brunswick
Beacon Street Church
G. D. Stanley
Brunswick Methodist Church
Emma _ Pierce
Wesley Church
Eleanor A. Percy
Lucy Moore
Peabody
Mass
Olive Parker
Dunboy Street
Brighton
Parker
Sabine
Sprague Cottage
Hervey
Universalist
Samuel S._ Sewall
Portland
Walter Fogg
Herbert E. Cole
Fogg
Montreal
Harriet Wright
Francis W. O'Brien
Wright
Carrie Moses
Fred Humphreys
vThe
Julia A. Barker
Washington Street
Madelyn Clifford
Charles W. Clifford
Lloyds
Miss Clifford
Anna Tripp
New Bedford
Mt. Ida School
Newton
Marion Gifford
Fred W. Gifford
Gibraltar
Naples
Rome
Switzerland
Berlin
Paris
England
Gifford
Continent
Frank E. Holding
Lewiston
Kineo
Holden
Squirrel Island
Bachelor Hall
Morse High School
Rachel E
Robert Melville Baker
Mr. Bab
Old Bath High School
Hollis Street
Jeanie Robertson
Cambridge
Saxonia
Scotland
Angus Robertson
Miss Robertson
Maine
Harry C. Webber
Mendelssohn Club
Paul Sperry
Martha Ramsay
Clifton Lee
Elm Street
Elizabeth P. Dolé&n
Sans Souci Club
Dean
Schumaker School
T. G. Davis
Sebago
Joseph Anderson
John Nocton
Corliss Street
George P. Addison
Blanche Metcalf
William D. Sewall
Winter Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mattie Toothaker
Winthrop
Nina Harmond
Francis Savage
Arrowsic
G. E. Gove
John L. Wilson
Gardiner
R. H. Willis
West Street
Local social rounds highlight club events and visits
The Mendelssohn club hosted a Tuesday gathering with Miss Alice Humphreys Miss Eleanor Leydon Max Cushing Alfred Stone and Harold Whitmore in attendance. A Brunswick chorus concert and Aida selections were discussed with tickets for a Lewiston Schumann Heink event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Humphreys
Eleanor Leydon
Max P. Cushing
Alfred Stone
Harold Whitmore
Mendelssohn Club
Professor Chapman
Brunswick Chorus
Crawford
the Festival Singers
Aida
Gallia
Lewiston
Bath
Frank B. Nichols
North Street
John A. Morse
Florence Daley
Windsor Hills
Emerson Hospital
Emma Fitzgerald
D. T. Percy's
Court House
Register of Deeds
Miss Daley
Bath residents pursue education and music notes Sanford
Miss Dorothy Higgins misses week away due to chickenpox recovery. Miss Jennie Hopkins leaves for Boston Burdett Business College after local schooling and Bath Iron Works office work. Miss Theresa Moses departs for Boston for two months while Miss Alice Dain heads to Biddeford for nurse training. Dain is second Bath girl entering Trust Hospital. Mrs Carl Dearborn was the first. Twenty dollars raised at Old Folks concert for Universalist church expenses. John Shaw ends tenure as Grace church choirmaster after years of service. praised for leadership and musical skill.Bridge parties this week have been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Higgins
Jennie Hopkins
Spring Street
Boston
Burdett Business College
Morsey High
Bath Iron Works
Theresa Moses
Bath
Alice Dain
Biddeford
Maine
Miss Dain
Trust Hospital For
Carl Dearborn
Lissa Hopkins
Universalist Church
John Shaw
Grace Church
Shaw
Out of Town Guests At Brunswick Dance And Snowshoe Party
Miss Nellie Hodgdon and Miss Gladys Parker attended a Brunswick dance hosted by the Kappa Sigma fraternity at their chapter house. The week featured snowshoeing parties with a gathering at Judge Frank L Staples bungalow on New Meadows. Guests included Judge Sanford L Fogg Mrs Cecil Paine and others. The festivities included supper and bridge with high spirits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hodgdon
Gladys Parker
Brunswick
Kappa Sigma
Frank L. Staples
New Meadows
Sanford L. Fogg
Cecil Paine
Charles R. Higgins
Frank B. Nichols
City
Nye
Dorchester
Mass
Nichols
Alfred Stetson
Grace Church
Stetson
John Shaw
Catherine Randall
Augusta
Bath
Samuel S. Sewall
Randall
Chapter House
Marcia Sewall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hofstead
Winter Street Congregational Church
Baptist
Central Iyagredie
J. True Crosby
Methodist Church
National Grand Army
Massachusetts
Alfred King
Central Church League
Galen = C. Moses
Worcester
Congregational Congress
Clara L. Pierce
Omar W. Folsom
Eugene M. Desmond
Dairy Maids
Victor Parquet
H Eugene M. Desmond
Daniel Williams
William Hatch
Dayton Hill
John Farrin
Earl Thompson
Lester Whitlam
Warren F. Hawley
George Brown
David Curtis
Allan Cameron
Charles Hall
Howard Hawley
William Leask
Dunlap Hatch
Fred R. Lord
Frank Smith
Frank Lemont
Ralph Rand
Charles Avery
Lincoln Mussenden
Charles Shaw
Harold Reed
Perry Thompson
Roland Weeks
Harold Batterson
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace Church
Williiam Houghton
P. M. Olm
Culbert McGay
Harold M. Sewall
James B. Young
Board of Foreign Missions
Turner McCarty
Christopher O. Carter
Green Street
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Empire Theatre
Festival Chorus
Mary R. Low
High Street
Aileen Powers
Charles P. Knight
Harvey K. Erskine
Dorcas Guild
Edna Pash
Mary Barry
Grovestret
Col. Dummer
Ernest A. Allen
Longview
Lafayette
Monticello
William E. Palmer
Mae R. Low
Jennie Swett
Bridge
Charles Webber
Lincoln Street
Martha L. Gould
Groton
Webber
Miss Gould
Lowthorpe School of
Henr
Lydia R. Folsom
Harriet Pendexter
Elsie M. Folsom
Elizabeth P. Dean
Brenda Emery
Charles Irving Trufant
Susan Reed
New City Hospital
Thomas E. Hagan
Ecclesiastical Council
Mr. Moore