The Portland daily press., 1895-08-05
APoRTLAND PARTYAT MT. PLEASANT
A Dance in the Evening and Excursion
Yesterday.

Mt. Pleasant House, n. H., Aug. A.
The Mt Pleasant House was visited yes
terday by two parties of young people,
representing the elite society of Portland.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. Philip H.
Brown and Miss Sargent, respectively.
In the evening the parlors presented a
most beautiful sight, being thronged
with Ladies in elegant costumes. Among
the Portland ladies noticed on the floor
were:
Miss Helen Brown, cream silk
Miss Helen Thomas, white mule,
trimmed with white ribbon.
Miss Verrill, green organdhe.
Miss Florence MCMILLAN, green silk,
with pearl trimmings.
Miss Nettie Leighton, green organdie
over silk.
Miss Leese, pink, organdie.
Miss Howard, wh ite dotted IN uslin.
Miss Anna Knight, white organdie,
blue figures
Miss Edna Webb, green silk.
Miss May Hobbs, black lace, decollete,
Jet trimmings
Miss Daisyss ssColbyswhite crepe de chene,
feather trimmings.
Miss Grace Perley Locke, pink organ
die, pink ribbons.
Miss Dorothea Thomas, white embroid-
LIZ
Miss Grace Seiders white muslin.
Miss May Seiders, white muslin.
Mrs Francis b. Little, blue silk crepon,
accordion plates.
Miss Carney, white muslin.
Miss Alice Fessenden, green muslin
Miss Bessie, Dow, blue and white organ
die.
Miss McCobb,, ashes of roses silk, lace
bertha.
In addition to these .were:,
Miss Mabel Moore of London, Eng, in
pink silk.
Miss Cole, Brooklyn, pink muslin and
pearls
3 Mrs. C. f Mathewson, New York city,
white and gold
p. Mrs. K. Il. Carpenter Brooklyn, NOUS
selene de sole and diamonds.
Mrs. Jaudon Browne, st. Augustine,
white and pink, with, diamonds.
Mrs. W. S. Hotchkiss, Boston, white
and lavender.
Mrs S. J. Anderson, Portland, black
lace. onyx trimmings.
Miss Margaret. .Shriver, Pictsburg, lem
on silk, pearl embroidery, diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs, Philip Henry Brown, Portland,
back silk and diamonds.
Mrs W. H. Henry Clifford, black satin
and lace.
Mrs. Dr. Pendleton, black silk, lavender
trimmings and diamonds.
Miss Russo, New York, green striped
organdie.
Miss Hasty, Portland, black silk.
Mrs Harry. .Shurtleff, Portland, black silk,
with violet trimmings.
Mrs. Fessendens V. Carney, black crepe
de chine. 2tsi
Miss Hixon, black moire, with lace
BERTHA
Others present were Mrs. J. B. Brown,
Mrs James T. McCobb, Mrs. I. p. Far
rington, and Mrs William r. Wood,
Portland; Prentissa aLoring, W. D. True,
George D. Briton, Harold G. Donham,
Philip Webb Davis, Harry K Clarke,
Fenton Tomlinson, Paul r. Goold, John
R. Locke, N. S. Duhlure, William Wood.
William H Shurtleff, Charles W. Roberts,
W. W. Thomas. I'd, Winslow Whitman,
Frank L. Crocker, J. Dawson Sinkinson,
J. B. Roberts, W. M. Ingraham, DR.. Il.
W. Pendleton Edward Woodman, William
Henry Clifford, William R. Brown, J. A.
Fessenden, U. S. A.
When the young people from Portland
came down to breakfast Sunday morning
they found the clouds hanging low over
the mountains and drizzl1ng rain max
ing outdoor expeditions impossible. But
later in the day the .clouds broke and the
new break with it's pranc1ng horses drew
up to the door. As many of the party as
could get seats went on this and the rest
in large mountain surrles. The fabyan
house was visited and the road, along the
banks of the Ammonoosuc to the Twin
Mountain house. afforded many beautiful
views of the mountains.
After short. stop at the Twin Noun
tain house the merry party. returned to
> the Mt. Pleasant in season for lunch In
the afternoon some of the party drove to
Crawfords and saw the gateway of the
Notoh.,s An elaborate dinner was served
on their return. A special concert was
given by the orchestra in the evening
which was much enjoyed by all the
guests.
The party will return to Portland this
morning and in spite of the cloudy
weather are enthusiastic over the grand
time they have had with such genial
hosts as Messrs. Anderson and Price to
look out for their comfort.