Saturday Wedding Prominent Bath Couple Married
Grace Duncan Warren and Arthur E. Baum wed in Portland at the bride’s cousin’s home with Rev. Dr. B Holt officiating They then traveled to Portsmouth Somerville Mass and Washington with family hosting in turns The couple will reside on Lincoln Street Bath after Easter events highlighted local clubs visits and literary notices
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Grace Duncan Warren
Arthour E. Baum
Portland
W. E. Plummer
Sherman Street
B. Holt
M. FE. Church
Warren
Charlotte Hyde
Portsmouth
Arthur Duncan
Somerville
Mass
Frank ¥. Seavey
Georgie Duncan
Washington
Baum
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Lincoln Street
Frostena Mars- Ton
Reasonable Hats Replace Freaky Styles in 1910s Retail
A shopper notes the shift to sensible hat styles that sit squarely on the head revealing hair while avoiding enveloping brims. The write up praises wearable, individual touches and practical design over novelty shapes. Additionally, Bowdoin graduate Max Pearson Cushing is named history instructor at Reed College after studies at Lausanne and Columbia, with prior posts in Constantinople and Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pearson Cushing
Bowdoin
Bangor
Reed College
Bowdoin College
Glee Club
Bowdoin Quill
Cushing
Roberts College
Constantinople
University of Lausanne
Switzerland
Greece
Egypt
Asia Minor
Russia
Europe
Columbia University
New York City
Bath
Central Church
Illustrated Lecture on Great Scenes in Life of Christ
An illustrated lecture will be given in Memorial Hall at 7 20 Easter evening. The program features reproductions from famous paintings by Raphael Titian Rubens and other artists. Slides will be explained by Professor James L McConaughy and the event is open to the public.
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California
Tessas
Louisiana
Miatine
Masachusetts
Vn Evers Stitt
Margaret Foote
Central Church
Miss Foote
Manton Copeland
Biological Department
Bowdoin College
Donald B. McMillan
Crocker Land
Arctic
New York
Torch
Sydney
N. B
Labrador
Crockerland
Admiral Peary
Pole
Professor Copeland
McMillan
Crocker Yand
Jones Sound
Far North
Copeland
Christ
Memorial Hall
Raphael
Titian
Rubens
James L. McConaughy
Lent cantata The Seven Last Words sung at Grace Church
The cantata The Seven Last Words by Dubois was rendered at Grace Episcopal Church with the united choirs and Portland musicians over thirty five voices. Fred E. Drake led a praised chorus while Alfred Brinkler opened on piano and Joseph Huse led the processional. The event drew a large congregation despite bad weather and featured soloists Mrs. Fred D. Hill Ernest Hill Allan H Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Grace Episcopal Church
United Choirs
Portland
Fred E. Drake
Grace Church
Alfred Brinkler
St. Luke's Cathedral
Joseph Huse
Fred D. Hill
Ernest Hill
Allan H. Ramsay
Hill
Mr. Ramsay
Stainer
Drake
Arthur B. Stearns
John Shaw
Fred C. Curtis
Herbert E
Daniel Williams
George Christy
Langdon White
Allen M. Trish
Robert Toothaker
Chester Plant
Howard Hawley
Percy Marks
Fritz Anderson
Dayton Hill
Milton Douglas
George B. Moody
Alice Humphreys
Ruth Parker
Walter Glidden
Frank Hodgdon
Marion Adams
Herbert Harris
Charles Brown
Emma _ Lowell
Lillian Welch
Margaret Bakeman
Helen Moses
Ethel Hawley
Cowles
Ruth Adams
Ethel Mason
Lillian Mason
Louise Thurston
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Clara Chase
Corliss Street
Old Ladies
Arctic Circle
Maine
Eleanor H. Porter
Emma PP. Brigham
John Philip Sousa
Mr. Sousa
Henry Leland Chapman
Hyde
Edward H. Wass
Met
Brookings Mitchell
Chapman
Edward Little
Edmund P. Briggs
Lewiston
Edison S. Cummings
Southern ImperSonator
Nancy Barbee
Universalist Church
Eleanor Percy
Susan Reed
Sarah Lermond
Bessie Potter
Miss Barbee
Danville
Col. Thos. Barbee
Nancy Speed Frye
Kentucky
Camp Fire Girls
Sou
Outlook
Ladies’ World
Woman’s Home Journal
McCall's
Review of Reviews
Culbert MccGay
Ladies’' Aid
Winter Street
Fred Starkey
Allston
Thomas Black
Gladys Parker
Beacon Street
C. P. Knight
Milton Kimball
Westminister School
Simsbury
Conn
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Murray Club Entertainment
Murray Club
Kenneth Weeks
Charles Fitzgerald
Margaret J. Adams
George Temple
John Stacy
Bessie Hunt
Nellie Marr
Doris Stetson
Amy Titcomb
Jack Shaw
Virginia Shaw
Frances Southard
Alice Shores
Marigaret Foster
Amos Perry
Charles Hooper
Annie Ward
Miee Ko Robbdin
Fred Shaw
Ras Powers
Eva Pratt
Roy Buxton
Frank Wakefield
Ernest Johnson
Herbert Carlle
Martha Hooper
John Moulton
Higgins’ Art Booth
Howard Johnson
Letitia Russell
Gertrude Greenleaf
Dennis Clark
George Jacobs
Harry Deering
Horace Ward
Maid Longley
Oakland
Mr. Gerrish
Nottingham
N. H
Licinda A Randlett
Exter
Roswell D
Boston
Gerrish
Bannor Theological Seminary
Pittsfield
Olnesville
Bethany Church
Whitman
Brockton
North Street
Free Baptist Church
Oaklann Ji
Grange
Lady- Aid Society of the
Lewiston Journal
M. Janet Cutler
Alexander M. Cutler
Miss Cutler
Isss
Jessie Owen Berry
Morse High School
Vassar
Mandolin Club
Eorge Colman Gow
Kate S. Chittenden
American Institute of Applied Music
Vassar College
Whittier Glee Club
Eeometis
Whittier Hall
Russell
Miss Smith
Sane
Sone
Alice Neilsen
City Hall
Miss Nielsen
Metropolitan
Boston Opera
Mme. Butterfly
Riccardo Martin
Pinkerton
Congregational Church
Brunswick
Gallia
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street Church
Pleasant Street M. E
Psi Upsilon
Clarence A. Brown
Seattle
Wash
Austin H. MacCormick
Boothbay Harbor
Paul J. Koughan
Richard S. Fuller
Rockland
The
Bath Merchants’ Association
John A. Morse
Ernest A. Allan
Roussinoe Chapter
Penney Memorial Church
Alma S. Boardman
Singing of America
G. H. Brackett
Augusta
Noyes
W. H. Fisher
R. T. Patten
Eunice
Wm. C. Robinson
North Anson
Alice B. Steele
Farmington
Harry C. Prince
Charlotte A. Baldwin
Alma Staples Boardman
Charles H. Wood
Adella Veasy Moore
Madison
Miss Baldwin
Winthrop St
Herbert L. Sherborne
Augusta Business
Laws
Separi
Henry T. Elmor
Old Fort Weston
Alice Reynolds
Fort Weston
E. S. Reed
William C. Robinson
Anson
Frank FE. Dammond
Mrs. Elmore
Chas H. Wood
Adella Veazie Moore
Jane Potter
Abbie Rideout
Bert Bowker
Phippsburg
Ralph Potter
Topsham
Woodbury Potter
Rupert Baxter
Lloyd Line
Pred Kimbatt
William A. Guild
Westminster School
Bowdoin Glee Club
Town Hall
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