The Portland daily press., 1895-08-31

SONS. made to resemble the mountain
laurel clusters and wholeggardens of these
yellow blossoms were festooned all over
the break. Six superb grays were in
front. each with yellow. plume above it's
head.
Other teams worthy of special mention
were a barouche from sthe East Branch,
decorated with evergreen and astors that
won much applause. In it were Mrs r.
q. Hoyey of Provence and Miss Edith
Edwards of Portland.
In another pretty sbarouche from the
Cranmore Cottage were Mrs Harris of
Portsmouth and Miss Bustead of Cam
bridge.
from the Russell cottage of Kearsarge
village. drawn In four seated wagon by
four handsome grays, gay with pink and
white rosettes in their brides. The.young
ladies looked very sweet and summary in
their white dresses and pink sashes car
ryinp white parasols. Instead of hats
they wore pink BOWS.
In this wagon were Misses Elsie and
Marjorie Curtis, Edith Pratt, May L.
Byrne, Ethel Hess, all Of Boston NADIA
leine Bartlett, Woburn; Marietta Far
rington. Ellen Potter, Brookline; Mabel
W. Chaplin, Someryille; Harriet j. Mich
ols Cohassett.
A crowd of young ladies and men
from the Randall House made very
striking impression Ihe young ladies
we're dressed in white with green and
gold trimmings; the men wore white
duok trousers and yachting caps In this
party were Misses Alice Kohling, Port
land :: Paul, Lynn; Messrs. Jas. A. Broe,
Portland; Jos. MCGOWAN, Portland; L.
W. Kenney, Auburn.
From the Eastman House Mr.. and Mrs
A
Hay den, Boston; Catherine Hovey, Rox
bury; Gertrude Tighe, South Boston; Jo-
sic West, Provincetown, sat behind four
good looking bays, in a canopy top surry,
trimmed in yellow and white.
A surry from the Idlewild, colors red
and white, was drawn by two bays. 1t
containd Mr.. f. Carnes, Brookline driv-
al Parkhurst and Miss Eleanor Whit
comb, all Of Allston; Miss He. Gorhain,
Boston. in white dresses and bonnets
From the Belleview, Misses Frost, Sa-
lem; Craig, Granger and Wheelwright,
Providence Gray, Boston; Humphrey,
Chicago; Williams and Alexander, Bos-
leghorn hats. They carried bouquets of
nasturtiuns, mountain-ash berries and
autumn leaves.
The "tyell' from the Cranmore Cottage
was pretty one. 1t was
Flutter bye, butterfly,
Fly, Fly, Fly,
We're from Cranmore's
Hi Hi Hi!
The ''yelP Of the Sunset coach was:
"We come from the sunset
With all it's bright colors;
That is the place where you find
All the fellows. .s
The R idge House people shouted:
"Hobble gobble
Hobble gobble,
Bis Boom, Bah
Ridge House, Ridge House,
Rah, Rah, Rah"
The Crawford House "yell'' was:
"Yell, yell,
Everybody yell.
Crawford, Crawford,
Well, well, welln'
From the Intervale House game the ad-
vice to the judges.
Now's the time
70 give your prize;
Don't you see,
We've won the prize.
Ih0 MASSACHUSETTS Bicycle CLUB, led
by Vice President Ed. McGlennen, shout
ed:
Grub dub dub,
Hub dub dub,
We are the cyclers
From the Hub
In the Gran ford coach were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j G. Able. Springfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. F. Baldwin, Chicago; DR.. and
Mrs. c. W. Carroll, New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Allister, Chicago; Mrs. e. B. Mar
vile, G. H. Louisberg, Miss Louisbrg,
Miss Carlton, Chicago; G. A. Merrill
Crawford Frank Zlenkinship, bugler
The prizes were awarded by ex-Alder-
man Jacob Fottler of Boston, the judges
being, on undecorated coaches and teams,
W. Scott Fitz, Moses f. Hanson, Bos-
ton; George B Warde, Concord. On dec
grated coaches and teams, Mrs. James S.
Schouler, Mrs. W. Scott Fitz, Mr.. Benz
Champney, Secretary Robert r. Root,
Nav Haven