Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-01
AT SQUIRREL.
Miss White tntertains on Reve-
nue. Cutter Woodbury.
Dancing Party at Casino in Honor Of
Miss Doyle.
Last Saturday Evening Hop-Whist
Party-PersonaIs.

oquiiici 'iSiethu, Me-, Aug. 3l.-
(SpeciaD.-Out of compliment to Miss
Emme Frye White granddaughter of
Senator VIM. P. Frye, the United
States revenue cutter Woodbury.
steamed into Spring Cove, Friday
morning. The captain came ashore
and permitted Miss White to invite a
number of her friends to enioy an af-
ternoons sail on the Woodbury. up the
picturesque Sheepscot. The course
taken was south OF the Cookies and up
the west side of Southport Everyone
was intent en- a good time and the
Whole ship was turned over for the in
Spectlon and enjoyment of ALL The
Nerdant shores of the narrow Sheep
scot echoed with popular songs and
merry music furnished by both officers
and guests. All We're invited to the
dining room below, on the return trip
with appctics sharpened by the pleas
ant sail, to enjoy u delicious lunch
The departure was the only unpleasant
feature of the whole trip. Each one
was anxious to be the last to leave the
ship and all the young ladies emphat-
ically declared in their reluctant fare
wells to the officers that they had
spent the ploasanest afternoon of the
entire season. The officers compli-
ncnteI Miss White upon inviting the
very joiliest crowd That had ever been
aboard the Woodbury. Each boat load
on leaving the ship gave a hearty cheer
for the Woodbury.. S-Q-u-i-r-r-c-l,
Rah! Bah. Rah! Sis, Boom, All!
Squirrel! Woodbury.! Woodbury.! The
final scerc was most impressive. All
had been safely landed and were stand
ling on the pier to give one goodbye
cheer for the Woodbury.. Tho sun was
colorinS the western horizon. The
ships buGle sounded. Old Glory was
lowered While the crowd. by Lieut.. u
gic's request, silently stood with bowed
and uncovered heads in salute to our
national flag. The following compoS-
ed the party: Miss Emme Frye White,
Donald G. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Voorhees,, Robert Weeks, Miss Marian
Badger, Frances Mapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e. Lauriat Miss Badger, Roscoe
Paine, Miss Alcey Brooke, Miss Polly
a. f. Libby, Il. r. Maxcy, Andrew
Foss, Misses Marian and Lila Doane,
Mildred Paine, Miss Abigail LaVake
Warren Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Doyle, Mrs. Doane, Mrs Mapp, Miss
Grace Doyle, Miss Phillips, Miss Dyer
Mr.. Foster, Quincy Emery and Law
fence Parkhurst and Miss Blanche
Lauriat from the m. and ND
The Casino was the pretty scene Of
q dancing party given by Madam A. c.
Doyle, in honor of her granddaughter,
Miss Grace Parker Doyle. Lanciers,
Virginia Reels and Portland Fancies
We're enjoyed to the music of Capt.
Alb. Lewis accordion. While the regu-
lar Squirl ell Island Orchestra furnished
music for the round dances. Every
one had the very best kind Of good
time. The hall was artistically trim
med with large United States flags and
ferns and wild flowers Of the season
completed the stage settings. The
stage was set with small tables from
which Caterer Grant and his assistants
from the Island Spa served. ice cream
from fancy moulds, orange punch,
crackers. waters and fancy cakes.
The Rev. DIR. J. Il. McGrath, Eastport,
conducted the Episcopaian service in
the chapel, Sunday morning. Frank
Ernest Holding rendered violin solo,
"Rerceuse," which was deeply appre-
ciated by the congregation.
The Saturday evening hop was well
attended and will be the last of the
season with the fun Squirrel Island
Orchestra.
Whist patrons enjoyed another part
ncr whist party at the Casino, Mon
day evening.
Miss Estella Wood is visiting at the
Look and Lodge cottage on Tangle
wood Heights.
Henry r. Buttcrfield and family of
Watcrville left for their home, Satur-
day.
Donald C. White and Miss Emme
White left the Island Monday, for a
trip to Raneeley Lakes.
l.. +. Percival on the Sally VII re-
Gently won the final race of the South
Shore Racing Association, 25-foot cab
in class. at Plymouth, Mass.
Rev. f.. S. Clark and family, North
Vassalboro. are enjoying a vacation at
the Lookout Lodge cottage.
Squirrel Inn arrivals: Mrs. Ina 3.
Goldsmith, Boston; Miss Mildred
Bouse, Boston; NJ. A. Pratt, Lowell,
Mass: J. B. Driscoll, Boston; G. NJ.
Chandler, Boston; l.. L. Smith, Bos-
ton.