Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-01
Mere Point.

q series Of very successful enter
tainments planned by the young peo-
pie Of the Point. The program open
ed with a violin solo by Master
Jesse Mckinney, the next number
was a piano solo by Miss Elsie Swan
Of Worcester, Mass Master Forbes
Hale recited an a taking manner the
"Rogey Man" and in response to an
encore The Ant" Following this DR..
II. H. Wilder gave an exhibition of
hypnotism in mastery manner.
The hit of the evening was made by
Miss Agnes Scott OF Washington in
a song and dance which won prolong-
ed applause. The closing number OF
the program was THE Reveries Of a
Bachelor" with the following parties.
pators: First Sweetheart. Miss Susie
Chase; seatmate in the country
school. Miss Bessie Lee: gypsy girl.
Miss Mae Despcaux: bathing girl.
Miss Elsie Swan. summer girl, Miss
Grace Griffin: yachting girl. Miss
Maude Furbush: golf girl. Miss Agnes
Scott; favorite chaperon, Blank;
horse show girl. Miss Mary Hale; fav.
orite hostess, Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsi-
fer; debutsnte, Miss Grace Jones:
Japanese girl, Miss Maud Pencil;
actress, Miss lea Hanson; bride. Miss
Clyde Blanchard. Mr.. George A. Grit
fin Of Washington took the part OF
the bachelor.
A leap year dance following the
entertainment was made very pictur-
eque. by the costumes Of the young
ladies who took part in the Bachelors
Reveries. One Of the most fetching
was Miss Maude Pennell as a Jap
anese girl who looked the part to per
lection.
The few young men here experiene.
ed all the pleasures of the popular
belle, being overwhelmed with re-
quests for dalces. At the close Of
the dance the young ladies' escorted
their partners to their homes and
gave them into the hands Of their anx-
ious parents.
The young people have been max
ing the most Of the beautiful moon.
light nights by gathering on the
point and enjoying stories and sing
ing.
The gayety has been greatly in.
creased this week by tie presence Of
a house party OF ten girls from Lew.
iston and Auburn who are occupying
the Ham cottage. The party is mads
up OF the Misses Maud Furbush, Myra
Goss, Grace Skinner, Anna Lowell.
Ida Hanson of Lewiston. Nina At.
wood. Maude Stearns. Clyde Blanch-
ard OF Auburn. Miss Swan and Miss
Elsie Swan Of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Agnes Z. Scott of Washington
is visiting Miss Grace G. Griffin.
Mr.. Tom White was here for the
dance Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
Miss Grace Jones who has been WIS.,
iting Miss Maude Pennell left Tues.
day for her home in Syracuse. n. Y.
Their many friends were glad to
see Mr.. and Mrs. Harry /. Jordan
and Miss Edith F.. Libby who made
a short VISIT Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph Howe came Sunday for
a two weeks vacation.
Mr. Joseph 81 adstreet, Mr.. Dwight
Lowell and Mr.. Sam Forsaith spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Arthur Wells who has been Wis.
iting at the Chandler cottage left for
his home Saturday.
DR.. John Thompson OF Bangor Is
visiting at the Chandler cottage.
Miss Alice Bowen who is visiting
the Hales Is keeping up her reputa.
ton as fisherman.
The following visitors have been at
the Point this week: Frank Town
send. George Crockett, John Stetson.
Miss Amy Stetson. Mr.. Harry Riley
and wife. Willis Baker.
Among those who arrived here
Monday were Mrs. Annie VI. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Isabelle ID. Mahan. Miss
Helen w. Mahan Of Decatur, Illinois:
Tuesday, Miss Helen l.. varney, Of
Brunswick arrived.