Grove Street Dinner Party Brings Bath Socialites Together
Mrs. David Leroy Black hosts a Monday dinner for eleven intimate friends, with a menu of tomato soup roast chicken and desserts, followed by three tables of bridge. The event honors Bath girls recently returned from Europe and previews the season’s social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leroy Black
Bath
Europe
Ernest A. Allan
Edward Carter
Lydia R. Folsom
Elsie M. Folsom
Alice Humphreys
Alice Varney
Beryl Mitchell
Margaret R. Foote
Eleanor A. Percy
Elizabeth E. Webber
Bath News Notes University Moves and Local Visits
Edward Carter returns home as elected Harvard faculty member preparing to reside in Petersham Massachusetts starting October. Mrs Carter and daughter Margaret stay with Mr and Mrs George W Johnson as relatives cheer his new post. Miss Margaret Hyde heads to New York for Bellevue Hospital post graduate study after nurse training at Emerson Hospital. Lonixe St Fuller returns to Northampton to resume Smith College duties. Mrs William Palmer and daughter Mellie take a brief trip to St John New Brunswick. Edith Rice spends a week in Beverly with Mrs John Phillips. Alice Rich returns from Berhin-ti- jaesmer Farallon to resume duties in Washington. Janet Cutler leaves for Vassar after three months at home. degree expected end of first semester. Harry Paul and Emma Gray visit Bath. Paul teaches at the Naval Academy. Catherine Pinkham and Mary Kelley pass Bath en route to New York after Edgecomb outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carter
Bath
Pacific Coast
Margaret Hyde
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Hyde
Emerson Hospital
Sarah Moody
Linden Street
Edwin Hyde
South Street
Lonixe St. Fuller
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
William Palmer
Mellie
St. Jatin
N. B
Edith Rice
Beverly
Mase
Alice Rich
Berhin
Ti— Jaesmer
Farallon
Washington
Patos
Almpete
Collene
M. Janet Cutler
Thuralay
Vonsiheeste
Mise Cutler
Vassar
Dune
Giness
M Hiarry Paul
Annapolis
Mad
Emma Gray
Wasting
Nathaniel C. Rice
Paul
Naval Academy
Catherine Pinkham
Edgecomb
Mary Kelley
San Diego
Cal
Pinkham
Attractive Lawn Party at Mrs. Eleanor Arnold Home
Tuesday lawn party at the Eleanor B Arnold residence attracted Elm Street Baptist society members and neighbors. The Bath band provided music, electric lights lit the grounds, and church women served ices and cake while profits benefited the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor B. Arnold
Friends of the Elm Street Baptist Society
Bath
Arthur Luce
Judge Dunton
John L. Purington
William White
Harry Moulton
C. Raymond Chappell
Emma Lowell
College Club Formed By Local College Girls
The members of the fairer sex formed a College Club this week with the aim to promote college spirit. Miss Ruth Parker was elected president, and membership is open to Morse High School girl graduates with at least one year of college experience. Charter members include Parker, Marion Parker of Smith College, Ruth Thompson and Marion Freeman of Wellesley, and Miss M Janet Cutler of Vassar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Janet Cutler
Ruth Parker
Morse High School
Parker
Marion Parker
Smith College
Ruth Thompson
Marion Freeman
Wellesley
Vassar
Two Colby and Columbia Bound Students Depart for Studies
Miss Marion Freeman leaves Wellesley to enroll at Colby College in Waterville Maine with her father Superintendent Frederick W Freeman accompanying. Miss Ruth Parker, Smith College graduate, heads to Columbia University for a post graduate course, as Columbia opens next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Freeman
Wellesley College
Maine
Waterville
Colby
Frederick W. Freeman
Ruth Parker
Smith College
Columbia University
Columbia
Summer visitors depart and entertainments noted
Mrs. Fred Ingraham and her two sons returned to Brookline Massachusetts after summering with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Low. Mrs. Samuel Sewall left for Winchester to visit her daughter Mrs Stuart Weston Webb. Mrs. John Bradley returned to Montclair New Jersey. Lt Commander and Mrs Stanford Moses of Norfolk and Mrs Frank Calloway with children of Atlanta left Camp Brushwood on the Kennebec for the South. Miss Ethel Hawley entertained the Tuesday Club this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ingraham
Stuart
Frederick
Fred Low
Brookline
Mass
Samuel Sewall
Winchester
Stuart Weston Webb
John Bradley
Sewall
Montclair
N. J
Stanford Moses
Norfolk
Frank Calloway
Atlanta
Camp Brushwood
Kennebec
South
Ethel Hawley
Lewiston Visitors and Departures Highlight Week
Mrs. Edward Plummer visited Lewiston this week while Edward Sewall left Tuesday to pursue studies at the Pawling School in Pawling New York. Raymond Trott M H 8 10 has gone to Hanover New Hampshire to enter Dartmouth College. Judge Fors was in Lewiston Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward €. Plummer
Lewiston
Edward Sewall
Pawling School
Pawling
N. Y
Raymond Trott
M. H
Hanover
N Tl
Dartmouth College
Judge Fors
Social Notes Highlight Ruth Harmon Guest at Meriden Household
Miss Ruth Harmon of Meriden Conn welcomed by Lieutenant and Mrs Crenshaw as this week’s society guest. Harmon, an attractive traveler who studied twice in Coburg Germany. Marguerite Hennessy hosted a cottage party at Popham over Sunday with Lucy Hartwell Eunice Ledyard and Ethel Hawley. Mr and Mrs Charles Irving Trufant plan to move to Madison Missouri where he will resume the undertaker business. Friends express regret and wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Duncan
Portsmouth
N. H
Arthur Duncan
Priscilla
Ruth Harmon
Meriden
Walter E. Chase
Martha A. Foote
Bailey's Island
Edmund Briggs
Florence Donnell
Popham
Shakespeare Club
Langdon T. Snipe
Isabel Carter
Sarah Hitchcock
Jane Murphy
Eleanor Hooper
Conn
Crenshaw
Miss Harmon
Coburg
Germany
Marguerite Hennessy
Lucy Hartwell
Eunice Ledyard
Ethel Hawley
Charles Irving Trufant
Madison
Trufant
Shower Surprise for Florence Donnell in Bath
More than fifty friends gathered Tuesday at the Dike homestead on Lincoln Street to honor Florence Donnell on her engagement. Carol Watson aided the surprise with a tea outing and a flood of gift packages, each with a unique poem, as ladies served coffee, sandwiches, and frozen pudding amid a red heart centerpiece and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Donnell
Dike
Lincoln Street
Miss Hooper
Miss Donnell
Carol Watson
Kimball House
Mr. Watson
Mark Sewall
Lucy Hartwell
Ethel Hawley
Marguerite Hennessy
Nellie Hodgdon
Lina Andrews
Eunice Ledyard
Priscila Kimbal
Anne
Miriam Kimball
Ora la Croix
Southbridge
Mass
Eleanor Hooper
Newtonville
Hooper
Misses Kimball
Bath
George Minard
Ashdale
Kitty Payne
Roxbury
Ruth Harmon
Meriden
Conn
Vacation travelers and social visit in New England towns
Arthur Brown left Tuesday for Boothbay for a week's vacation. Mrs Alexander M. Cutler left Thursday for Boston with daughter Miss M Janet Cutler who returns to Vassar. Mr and Mrs John Shaw Miss Clara L Pierce and Robert Hatch visited Portland Thursday to attend a presentation of the Midnight Sons at the Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Boothbay
Alexander M. Cutler
Boston
M. Janet Cutler
Vassar
John Shaw
Clara L. Pierce
Robert Hatch
Portland
Midnight Sons
Jefferson
Bella Foote
George Spinney
the Jefferson
the Midnight Sons
Alice Bullmann
Mildred Clark
Dayton Hill
Arthur Chadbourne
Miss Vida McIntire Visits Somerville Sister
Miss Vida McIntire departed yesterday for Somerville Massachusetts to spend the rest of the month with her sister Mrs Charles E Hewitt Rehearsals of the Mendelssohn Club were held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings this week Miss Annie Purington left yesterday for Dorchester Massachusetts to stay six to eight weeks with her aunt Mrs Phelan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida McIntire
Somerville
Mass
Charles E. Hewitt
Mendelssohn Club
Annie Purington
Dorchester
Phelan
Addition to Rev. Folsoms Home Aims for October Move
Rev. O W Folsom builds an addition on his upper Washington Street residence to gain space. He and his family plan to move into the new home the first of October. George Moody, longtime occupant of the Morse residence at the end of the car line, is making many improvements after purchasing the house this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Folsom
Upper
Washington Street
Moody-Gertrude Moody Wed At Park and Danforth
Miss Helen Gertrude Moody of Portland to wed Lieutenant Landenberger of the battleship Tennessee at four o clock on Saturday October first at the Moody residence Park and Danforth streets. The groom sails for Panama with the President's party from Old Point Comfort November first and his bride will stay in Philadelphia with his family during his absence. Local Shipping City residents plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gertrude Moody
Portland
Landenberger
Tennessee
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Moody
Park and
Danforth Streets
Panama
Old Point Comfort
Philadelphia
Bath Social Notes and Travel Snippets
Miss Margaret Lundrigan, Times stenographer, leaves for a Boston vacation with sister Ethel and Ida Totman. Bath visitors in Boston include Mayor John S. Hyde and Mrs Hyde. William W. Robinson on a business trip to the Hub. Other locals date theatre party and home visits with several trips to Portland and New Haven. Arthur Hyde resumes church duties in New York City in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lundrigan
Times Office
Boston
Ethel
Ida Totman
Carl Troop
Wiscasset
Henry Golder
Belgrade
Bath
George F. Duncan
Portland
Charles McLellan
William W. Robinson
John S. Hyde
Fortnightly Club Plans Star Speaker John Bangs
The Bath Fortnightly board met at president Mrs Grace Warren homes to set dates for the season and streamline lectures. John Kendrick Bangs is the headline attraction with the talk Salubrities Ive Known and Strenuous Day at Oyster Bay. Kiernan will present The Grand Army Man in church. Prices remain low and membership drives continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Warren
Managment
John Kendrick Bangs
Bangs
Brunswick
Bath
Oyster Bay
Wesley M EB
George Kiernan
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Kiernan
Literary Club
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Grove Street
Gertrude Dillon
Dillon
Carrie F. Luce
Sabine
Epworth League
Wesley M. E. Church
W. A. Brown
West Bath
Horatio A. Duncan
New Meadows
Audrey Mallette
Pawtucket
R. I
Mark Burlingame
Winthrop
Shipling City
James P. Webber
Grace Church
Culbert McGay
Agnes Fogg
Howard Worthington
Fogg
High Street
Bridgton
Fous
Herbert BE
Cole
Catherine Magoun
Charles Magoun
Adamaville
Carl Percy
Arthur Bush
Small Point
Merrymeeting Bay
Percy
Camden
Bush
Clarissa Hall
Nathaniel Clapp
Damarissotta
Charles Wall
Hall
East
Wing
Fred Temple
Herbert Norton
Charles Farnham
S.uex Griffin
Southtridge
Mize Lina Carr Andrews
Fred Kimball
Milton
Bean
Westminster School
Simsbury
Alice Robbins
Amesbury
Allan H. Ramsay
Falmouth
Chapman
Alma Gluck
Geraldine Farrar
Luca Della Robbia
Phillips Kimball
Battle Creek
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
E. C. Nettels
Postum Company
Michigan Central
Postumville
Agency
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Company
Cattle Creek
Mr. Kimball
Kimball Brothers
Elmer Hodski
Forest
EK. B. Neves
Frank Sewall
Charles A. Harriman
The
Universalist Church
Ida Voorhees
Pitch Pine Hill
Madelyn Hunt
Woolwich
Patten Free Library
Ethel Curran
William Dean
George W. Dean
Pearl Street
New Haven
Arthur Hyde
St. Batholomew's Church
New York City
Jane Moulton
Thomas P. Shaw
Mrs. Woodbury
Auburn
Miss Grace Woodbury
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