Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
BAILEY ISLAND.
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~ my "eIe Joineo oy MISS Lyle OF
Miss Hannah NJ. Cotterel OF Read.
Ing Pa. Is the guest Of Miss Emily
A smith at her cottage on the Sea
Bank.
Miss Mary E. Field of Newtonville.
Mass, who has been at the Field
cottage with Mrs. L. r. Field and
Miss NJ. r.. Field left "Wednesday for
Blue Hill where she will remain for
short sojourn.
Mrs. John Bluxome of Upper Mont
Clair, N. j., is visiting Mrs. Davis 8.
Barker OF Plainfeld, N. J., at The
Breakers
Miss j. c. Armstrong Of st. Louis.
Mo-, arrived at Bailey's last Friday
and is now registered at the Seaside
Cottage. Miss Armstrong is a school.
teacher in Washington, d. c.. and Is
here on her vacation.
Kenneth Bingham, the baritone
gave a recital at Cottage Hall. Satur
day evening. Mr.. Bingham's mar.
vellously flexible voice was in splen.
did shape and he rendered with re-
markable ease such taxing songs as
Hugo kaun's dramatic Der Sieger,"
and R. Huntington Woodman's -Giye
Me the Sea-" his singing of Alexander
Won Fielitz song cycle, ''Eliland" was
full OF the color and temperament.
MI. Bingham always infuses into
this great and unique work. Mr..
Woodman's two new songs, Give Me
the Sea-. and Il am Thy Harp are
both dedicated to Mr.. Bingham. and.
although they are not yet published.
were sung by him a number of times
last spring in New York. r. Hunt
inston WoOdman, the president of the
American Guild of Organists was at
the piano and played the accompani-
ments in a sympathetic and highly
dramatic way. The proceeds of the
recital are for the benefit of the Cot
tage Hall. The program was as FOL-
lows:
Pilgrims Song. Tschaikowski
Mainacht, Brahms
Traum durch die Dammerung.
Strauss
Der Sieser. H. Kaun
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal.
r. Quilter
The Minor Chord, Maeger
Robin Hoods Farewell to His Queen,
II. Atkinsca
I am Thy Ha-r.---
Give Me the Sea,
r. Huntington woodman
Song Cycle Eliland, Won Ffelitz
The second dance Of the season was
held in Cottage Hall on Friday even
ing. The hall was we'll filed with
young people and patronesses. a con-
dition of things which made the occa-
sion most enjoyable one. and which
promises well for the coming dances.
Mrs. Lincoln Fighter and daughter,
Miss Constance RICHTER of Newton
Vile, Mass, arrived at the island on
Friday. Mrs. Fighter and Miss
Fighter have come to Bailey for
many summers in the past and were
welcomed by many friends.
Messrs. F. L. Ballard. E. s. Ballard.
E. E. Denniston, E. B. Gilchrist and c.
l.. Shepard spent Friday night( in
Mackerel Cove on their yawl 'Kiri
H." Messrs. Ballard, Dennison and
Gilchrist were noticed among those
present at the dance in the evening
and added greatly to the pleasure Of
certain OF the young set.
Mrs. F. H. Gardiner and two chill.
dren, Ruth and Clarence Of Chicago,
arrived on Thursday. Mrs. Gardiner
Is visiting Mrs. Clara Louise Burn
ham and expects to be at the island
for the whole summer.
Mr.. Augustus F. Howell of Boston,
Mass, well known throughout the
United States and Canada as a popu-
lar lecturer as well as journalist, has
been spending few days with his
brother. John H. Howell, at "Bonney-
view" on the shore of Little Harbor.
Mrs. A. F. Howell, Miss Christine
l.. Howell, Mrs. Reginald F. Howell.
and Herbert w. Howell, are to be
at the ''Bonneyview" for the last two
weeks In July.
Mrs. Edwin Tolles and Mrs. Owen
Ravens Of Hartford, Conn, arrived
on Wednesday of last week. and are
now comfortably settled at their sum-
mer home ''Edgecliff'' which is pleas
antly situated on the short OF Little
Harbor, and they are to entertain
many guests during the summer. The
trip from Hartford was made In a
touring car, Mrs. Tolles coming as
Tar as Boston and then to Portland
by train, while Mrs. Ravens made
the entire trip to Portland by auto
mobile. Visiting at the 'EdgecIif"
are Mrs. Tolles' nephew, Mr.. Donald
Durham, son Of Pres. Durham of the
Travellers Insurance Co. OF Hartford,
Miss Edna Halstead OF New York
City, and Mr.. Harry Brook. Mr..
Brook Is vice president Of the Broad
brook Wooden Co, at Broadbrook,
Conn.
Mrs. 8. A. Miller and daughter.
Grace, and son, Allen, of Quincy,
Mass. have recently been the guests
OF Mrs. r. G. Drinker who Is occu-
pying Miss Blanchard's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Behrens and
Miss Rachel Mothesead of Washing
ton. ID. O.. have been occupying Miss
Waugh's cottage since the latter part
of June, and had arrive Tuesday as
their guest for the summer, Miss
Margaret Garrett, also OF Washing
ton, ID. G.
Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Hewitt aud
daughter. Miss Dorothy, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Aldrich at the
Stokes cottage on Little Harbor
shore. Mr.. Hewitt IL a professor at