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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1913

Page

3

Castle Walk dominates Newcorp social season dance

Society notes describe the Castle Walk at Newcorp as the season’s prime amusement with Mrs Olive Gould Jennings delle and Mrs John Astor introducing fashion at the event. The piece details attendees, costumes, garden lighting, entertainment, and a later Barnes dance at Quillvore Hollis with numerous Bath and New York guests.

Newcorp U Pg Olive Gould Jennings Delle John Astor Pope Fasion Menure George C. Rises Tate Dovells Bowdoin College Maine Quillvore Hollis Atteria Vie Noraly Met Mis Smith Peer Miss Sasser New York Shepherd Hamilton Ox Ford Virginia Tees Phalls Norton Libby

Bath welcome for Lorettus Metcalfe returns home

Lorettus Metcalfe returns to Bath after a summer at his Monmouth residence. Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran and the Misses Edith and Ethel Cochran spend the weekend at their Wingalow on the Westport shore. Manager Burt of the New Columbia visits Biddeford on business this week.

Edith Cochran Jackson College Westport Bath Miss Cochran MacMahan George Cresses Haus Fportland Lorettus Metcalfe Monmouth Robert Cochran Edith and Ethel Cochran Wingalow Burt New Columbia Biddeford Harry Donnell Froe McFadden Eninebee Yacht Club Exeter Wednes Fred Swanton Suton Washington

Fortnightly Club's New Season Showcases Novel Performers

The Fortnightly Club under new president Mrs John Alden Morse unveils an ambitious season with fourteen entertainments including lectures by Charles Wellington Furlong and Harry Phillips, and a performance by The Rawers from New Zealand. The program blends music and study courses with society meetings at Music Hall and the Universalist church, starting November fifth.

John Alden Morse Morse Music Hall Universalist Church Cosmopolitan Club Leonard Bates College Bath Jennie R. Morse Charles Wellington Furlong South America Professor Furlong Hanper’s Rawers New Zeland South Sea Islands Harry Phillips West

Rev and Mrs Culbert McGay to Bar Harbor for three weeks

The pair depart Monday for Bar Harbor where Mr Gay will serve as a supply in the Episcopal Church village. The Ballards of Woodfords with sons John and Willis also leave Monday for a two week stay at the Dunnels cottage in Pop ham.

Margaret T. Whittemore Englewood N. J Charles T. Whittemore John K. Lee Wymewood H. H. Lee St. Couthbert’s Chapel MacMahan Island Robert Codman Maine Hr. S. Whittemore Alys CC. Thompson Margaret Reazar Casey Bas Lee Ihila- Geloblia Nimone W. S. Whittenmore Henry Whittemore Farton Whittemore Enelewood Ce W. Till Ethel Hitchcock Glendive Montana Henri Haskell Hitchcock Louise Brown Boston W. G. Webber Eliza Brown Nova Scotia Culbert McGay Bar Harbor Gay Robert Ballard and Sons John and Willis Woodfords Dunnels Cottage Popham

Play by Mr Day to be produced by Henry W Savage

Holman Day Portland author has signed to rewrite a French play into a New England setting. The work will be completed by October with a late fall production planned. The heroine is a normal school graduate who reshapes a small New England city through her plans. The script will emphasize action and local atmosphere.

Mr. Day Holman F. Day Portland Bath Henry W. Savage New York Paris Brussels Day New England

Spinney-Wallace Wedding at George F Walls Home

Grace Spinney and Roy E Wallace wed at George F Walls home with Rev B Browne officiating. Wallace works at Hyde Windlass Works and Spinney runs a millinery shop. They depart for a three week Bay Point vacation after the ceremony.

Spinney-Wallace George F. Walls Grace Spinney Roy E. Wallace

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