The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-08-03
Personal.

A charming lawn party was given
Tuesday by Mrs. Emery Smart at her
fathers residence on North street, in
honor OF the Daughters of Portland, a
Boston club, of which Mrs. Smart is q
member. and the Monica and French
clubs OF this city. OF which she is also q
member. Twelve members of the DauQh-
tiers of Portland, out Of the 80. CHANGED to
bs in town Tuesday.
Mrs. William Weldon Biison OF Duluth.
Mimi, and her little daughter are visit.
ing Mrs. Bilson's brother. Mr.. George
Hartford, Pearl street. Mr.. Bilson, who
accompanied his family east. has re-
turned. The two sons are the one at At
iantio City. and the other Ia camping on
the Columbia river.
Mrs. Niles, formerly Miss Margaret
Burr and Mrs. Burr of California, arc
! spending their summer In and about
Portland.
Mr.. Florence OF New York city and his
family, will occupy Mr.. j. Z. Palmer's
cottags at Peaks for the month.
Mrs. Frank Corey and son and Miss
Isabel King OF Mansfield, are visiting
Mr. EdwiE Corey, Spring street.
Mr. and Mira. II. A. Perry, from tho
west, have been visiting friends at Long
Island for few weeks. Mrs. Perry's
father, Mr.. George s. Hay, Is with them.
Mrs. win Moore, Mrs. George Moore
and Miss Moore are ut the Moore home
stead for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh j. Chisholm are Ia
New York on flying trip to look after
the decorations Of their new Fifth Avenue
house which Is now being done by Bar
ringarten.
Mrs. o. NJ. Shaw ami Miss Harriet
Shaw, the harpist. who have bean So
journing in Brunswick, passed through
town Tuesday on their way to attend
the lectures at Greenaore.
Miss Blanchard is the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Hunt.
Miss Gould of Emery street. returned
from Standish Tuesday.
MIR. George N. Briggs passed through
Portland a few days ago ON his way to
Grindstone; inn, Winter Harbor. The
mention of MIR. Briggs name will recall
palmy sporting days to many Portland
oitizen: days when the old Resolute base
ball team stood ace high and captured
pretty nearly every thing in sight.
Mrs Hay and Miss Isabel Hay are at
the Hubbard house, Paris Hill for the
month Of August.
| Mrs w. S. MoGeoch OF st. John street,
visit at Paris Hin.
| Prof. Robert J. Roberts of Boston has
| been the guest for few days Of Mrs. S.
S. Eaton, ST. John street.
Mrs Clara Curtis state street, Is pass
ing two weeks at Little Diamond isl.
and.
Franz p. Tibbetts s. Co., are furnish.
ing private residence at Lakewood. N.
j., for wealthy New York gentleman.
Charles Chase, the pop corn manufact-
urer, lost pocket book containing $4s
| from his pocket. while In the gentleman =
toilet room at Cape Cottage theatre Tues
day afternoon.
The following Portland teachers left
yesterday to attend the School OF Me
thods at Fryeburg: The Misses Amy
Furlong, Dora Mouiton, Eva Montgomery,
1 OaN1to 1uIdous AnhS ootaoh anu 0Edcs
Burrowes
NJ. N. Bruins Of this city starts for Ell
gin, N. b., next Monday to look after hi
lumber interests. Mr.. Bruins owns soms
8o7 acres of very, valuable timber and
mineral land there.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Gage and dAugh
FER OF Portland. have been visiting in
Hallowell.
Mira. Mark L. Getchell and Mrs. Henry
Merrill. OF Monmouth, are to spend sew
eral weeks 80 Portland and tine beach.
Frank Mari OF Portland, and SCOTT
Mari of waterville. are guests of Miss
Olive Ham, at Monmouth.
Miss Maud Beals, OF Congress
street. 10 spending few days with Miss
Maude Brunei at Cottage House,
Waites Landing this week.
The yacht Mildred Verne, Capt r. c
Foster, has been moored at Diamond Isl
aud the past tan days. Yachting parties
have been the order OF the day. Capt
| Foster Is the guegt Of Mr. Robert 3. Chan