Steinert Pianola Recital At Universalist Church
A small Bath audience attended a Steinert and Sons pianola recital at the Universalist Church with Miss Martha B Hawes contralto Frederick Kennedy tenor and Earl William Smith at the pianola. The event showcased solo and accompanying use of the pianola with a Hume grand piano loaned from Portland. The program included works by Chopin Chadwick Liszt Verdi and others and Miss Hawes and Mr Kennedy received warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert
Universalist Church
M. Steinert and Sons Company
Portland
Martha B. Hawes
Frederick Kennedy
Earl William Smith
Hume
Welkh Welcomed as Inn Cashier at New Meadows Inn
Mrs Frank Welkh has been welcomed as cashier at the New Meadows Inn which opened on Wednesday. Landlord Cahill secures Mrs Weleda whose many friends statewide will greet her in her new role. Mrs Charlee Larrabee and Miss Therese Moses left Wednesday for Philadelphia to visit Mrs Larrabees sister Mrs Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyman
Eva and
Marion
Leslie
Foxboro
Mass
Wiscasset
Eva Wyman
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Miss Wyman
Illinois
Dr. Dunlap
Etta Owen
Portland
Miss Owen
Pine Street
Brunswick
John
Harriet Porter Owen
FE. M. Owen and Company
Eastman Brothers
Bancroft
Mary Brown
Maine Conference Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Ella P. Locke
Pleasant Avenue
Denny M. Humphreys
Bath
Charles Frohman
Frohman
William Gilllette
William Craven
Kyrle Belew
America
Marie Doro
Frank Welkh
New Meadows Inn
Cahill
Weleda
Charlee Larrabee
Therese Moses
Philadelphia
Larrabee
Elwell
Augusta Yacht Club commodore visits on business
Guy Gannett commodore of the Augusta Yacht Club arrives midweek to retrieve his launch Topaz II from winter storage at the Pierson yard. Mrs Myra Rives stays a week at Harris House Oak Street as guest of Mrs John Delano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gannett
Augusta Yacht Club
Gannett
Pioson Yard
Myra Rives
Harris House
Oak Street
John Delano
Examinations for Second Class Gunners Planned
Major Palmer of Lewiston Lieut Lebel of Brunswick and Lieut Wakefield of this city will conduct an examination tomorrow for candidates aspiring to second class gunners of Company 4 Coast Artillery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Palmer
Lewiston
Lebel
Brunswick
Wakefield
Coast Artillery
Bath
Unique Attraction for Riverton Outdoors June Event
A vaudeville to be staged by Portland society amateurs at Riverton on June 8 aims to charm with its outdoor setting. Proceeds will benefit the Fraternity House and the program includes play and vaudeville acts by Forest City residents. A Bath organization may replicate the idea at Merrymeeting for similar success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Pray
Unity Guild
Arthur L. Pratt
Bowdoin College
Falmouth
Portland
Leonard H. Gibson, Jr
Bath
Portland Society
Sans Souci Ladies Hold Charity Bridge At Inn
The Sans Souci ladies and friends held a Thursday noon dance at the Inn then played bridge. Nine tables contributed voluntary sums for Sans Souci Club quarters at our City Hospital. Seventeen dollars were donated. The afternoon ended shortly before six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci
Sans Souci Club
Our City Hospital
Sewall Silver Wedding Reception Set at York Hall
Invitations went out for a June ninth nine o clock reception at York Hall honoring Mr and Mrs William D Sewall on their silver wedding anniversary in the City of Ships Bath. Miss Nathalie Brown visited Lewiston for her sister Miss Muriel recovering from an appendicitis operation at Lewiston Hospital. Agent Haraden returned home from a Boston business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Women's Club of
New York
Waldoerf Astoria
Bertha L. Soule
Soule
George Hunt
Small Point
Eleanor B. Arnold
Myra Arnold
Popham
Davis Hatch
William D. Sewall
York Hall
Bath
Ships
Nathalie Brown
The
Orphans’ Home
Lewiston
Muriel
Kents Hill
Lewiston Hospital
Haraden
Boston
Charlotte Farnham
Francis Edwin Faxon
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Farnham
Arlington
N. J
Arlington High School
Charlies L. Farnham
O. W. Folsom
Bath Car Causes Havoc
Brunswick Record reports a Bath limousine owned by Harold M. Sewall struck an open buggy driven by Robert Berry on Mathe and Cleveland streets causing the carriage to be demolished. Arthur Blair accompanied Berry. both men were shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick Record
Harold M. Sewall
Brunswick
Robert Berry
Mathe
Cleveland
Arthur Blair
Farewell Bridge Party For Mrs John McInnes Guests Leave Scotland
A large Longview gathering hosted by Mrs. Ernest A. Allen honored Mrs. John McInnes as she sails to Scotland. Thirty six played bridge. top score earned by Mrs. George B. Moody who received a silver overlaid vase. Consolation went to Mrs. Fred Blaisdell with hand painted score cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Ernest A. Allen
Johm Mel Innes
Scotland
George B. Moody
Fred Blaisdell
John McInnes
John A. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Jane Murphy
Heather
Duncan
New Meadows Boat Club reports on-site studies and cruise plans
The New Meadows Boat Club finished its site investigation for a club house and set plans for a Memorial Day cruise. A committee will meet at the New Meadows landing to greet early cars and distribute pennants to boat owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows
Local Residents Report Homecomings and Illness Update
Mr and Mrs Frank B Nichols arrived home Wednesday from New York. Charles Coombe returned home Thursday from Damariscotta Mills where he enjoyed a fishing trip. D Howard Spear, previously very ill with pneumonia, was able to sit up on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
New York
Charles Coombe
Damariscotta Mills
D. Howard Spear
Heavily Insured Wardrobe for Mrs Hammond in London
Mrs John Hays Hammond arrives in England with a wardrobe insured into six figures. Her gowns and jewels are selected to meet court rules for Queen Mary’s coronation. A guard detail will protect the garments before the ceremony as she and her husband join the coronation festivities as notable democratic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
England
Hammond
States
King George
Queen Mary
Moscow
Catherine the Great
Russia
Royal Opera
Covent Garden
Buckingham Palace
Natter
Versailles
Summer wardrobe advice and Bowdoin speakers named
The June issue advises selecting outfits to fit each scene from town to country for the summer girl, stressing one exceptional evening gown and versatile pieces, plus practical shirts and accessories. It lists Bowdoin College commencement speakers: Brummer, Cole, Hawes, Kellogg, Merrill, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Woman's Home Companion
Bowdoin College
Prof
W. Bell
John L. Brummer
Roxbury
Mass
Arthur H. Cole
Haverhill
Charles B. Hawes
Bangor
Chester E. Kellogg
Melrose
William 8. Merrill
Skowhegan
B. Baldwin Smith
Brunswick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Kennedy
Chopin
Chadwick
Liddle, Chadwick
Allah
Miss Hawes
Rogers
Bullard
Fontenailles
Rive-King
Gems of Scotland
Don Fatate
Don Carlos
Hildach
Miss Teonice Morse
Miss Morse
Bowdoin
Alpha Deta Phi
Arthur Collis Gibson
Herman Ashmead White
Alton Levicount Grant
Charles Roy Bull
Philip Innis Towe
Rome
Pius
Monsionor
M. C. McDonough
Maine
Louis S. Walsh
Monsignor McDonough
Father McMcDonough
Father Phelan
St. Mary’s Church
Laurence M. Phelps
Squirrel Island
Phelps
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Crosby
Helen Crosby
Trusl Hospital
Biddeford
William
Briry
Milton
Grove Street
Elizabeth P. Dean
Anne Cox
Alzira Gross
Catherine Leydon
W. P. Leydon
Harry H. Donnell
William Harriman
A. A. Gross
Messrs. Stevens
Maxcy and Johnson
Columbia Orchestra
Grace
Clare Coombs
Lydia
Elsie Folsom
Damariscotta
Charles Coombs
Eleanor Leydon
Miss Leydon
John Stacy
Yacht Club
Alzira Grosg
Allen Brown
Charles Hyde
Malden
South Shore
Morse High School
Virginia
Arnold Cottage
Pauline Hatch
Sue Houghton
Margery Chapman
Helen Trott
Charlotte Hall
Blanche Houston
Millicent Clifford
Mms
Alma Gluck
Metropolitan Opera Company
Quinlan International Musical Agency
William R. Ballou
Athletic Association
University of Maine
Babanca
Holman F. Day
Major Day
Great Britain
Chapman
Mary Garden
Lilla Ormond
Mildred Potter
New York Musical Courier
Eben J. Marston
Gon. Duncan
Sengland
Samuel R. Percy
Joseph Begin
Porcupine Club
Moosehead Lake
Fred E. R. Dean
Dorcester
Kendall Saunders
Waltham
Saunders
Hearne
West Point
Eric Pape
Charles D. Clarke
Psi Upsilon
Wesleyan
George 3. Coleman
Public Utilities Commission of
Wesleyan XI
Poland Springs
Tubbs
Bates College
Elkhorn
Indian Rest
Harry M. Dingley
Fred Laughlin
Miss Margaret Laughlin
Edward H. Kimball
Newtonville
Lincoln Street
William Dean
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