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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-22
AUcocISc0 HOUSE.
LARGE NUMBER OF TOURISTS
BOOKED HERE FOR sEPTEM.
Der.
season Has Been Very Successful.
Local Happenings.

Ioesi happenings.
This hotel stills maintains its popu.
larity as 1t has for many seasons mast
under the able MANAGEMENT of Mr..
ana Mrs. +. VI. Prescott, who are SO
ably adapted for the position. For
the past three weeks the hotel and
annex have been filed to Overlooking
with summer visitors. Among those
spending their first season here are
MI. and Mrs. b. w. Stone and family
OF worcester. Mass, also Mr.. and Mrs.
o. w. Pennman of Boston.
The Aucocisco House has the dis.
junction over that OF any other hotels
ih the narbor inasmuch as IL floats
70 the breeze two unusual flags from
It's nag stan; namely that of the
olue nag. representing Old Boston.
ana the three hills that the CITY "a
rounded upon. the other known as the
oeanpot flag of Boston Old Home
week nsherman's race from the boat
Wnich won the Sir Thomas Upton cup
prize valued at $1,000 Both flags
are OF striking appearance in color
ana design and attract considerable
nouce and comment of summer yisi-
tors sojourning here.
The special event of the week was
the all day picnic given by Mr.. and
MRS. +. NJ. Prescott, managers of this
hotei on Thursday. The trip was
made to Basket Island In two motor
ooate and two trailers. the party in
Guiding about thirty-five guests. A
snoIe dinner and a genuine clam bake
with all the requisites constItntIng
such, proved feast for lovers of sea.
1000. while some OF the party partook
lot the first time of a veritable shore
dinner. As far as weather was con-
cerned II was ideal for sailing and
.ne days outing was thoroughly en-
Joyed by everybody. The return trip
20 Cnn Island was made late IN the
AFTERNOON and mine host Prescott
and his charming wife, were the re-
cipients OF many kindly expressions
from their guests for the days pleas
ure AFFORDED them through their kind
courtesy and many kind attentions ex-
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CASCo BAY HOUSE.
LONG ISLANDS LEADING Hors,
is FILLED WITH TOURISTS.
ms Charming Resort Has Had
Long, Successful Season.

Long, Successful Season.
Manager Charles E. Cushing has
Geen Kept very busy this week or.
deaVoring to accommodate those who
WIsn 70 spend their vacation at tn.
Casco Bay House. All of the rooms
mere are filled. and although he has
oeen fortunate enough to hire rooms
at tne nefghboring cottages, he ba,
Deen forced to refuse applications
mere are now over one hundred
guests registered here and a mos,
prosperous season IS being enjoyed.
MI: and Mrs. A. F. Nevers and
aaugnter, Miss .Edythe, of Concord
~ ID, are spending their summa-
vacation at the Casco Bay Hous,
again this year. This is the tbj.
teenth successive season Mr. and
MRS. Nevers have been at this non,,.
lar hotel and they are to remain
until September. Mr.. Ney.rs is !,
cornet player, and is leader of New.
ers Second Regiment Band of Gov.
cord, n. H. -'
John F. Quigg of Charleston,
Mass, Charles A. Mulcahy. and p
II. Greene of Boston, arrived IN
thursday of last week to spenJ .ha
remainder of the season until afte,
LABOR Day here. The party were
registered here last year and <re.tI,
enjoyed their vacation. Mr.. Mini
cahy Is OF the Elite Supply Co deal
ers In laces and silks, at Boston and
MT. Quigg is assistant superintendent
Oh the postal service at the North
Union Station at Boston. Mr.. Greene
IS engaged in the law business AM
nas an Office at 10 fremont street
Boston.
Mt. Joseph n. Jennings of Cam
huge, Mass. and who is of the Bos
'oh fost once force is to 'ojourn
It the island here for the rest -.
me month OF August, and is regis
tered at the Casco Bay House. He
arrived on Thursday of last week
Mr.. Jennings is a member NJ m
knights of Columbus and is promi.
,N eht among the members of the
'oose at Boston to which he belongs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Montfort and
daughter. Miss Christine VI. Mont
Iort, OF New York City have been
registered here for the past three
weeks. Mr.. Montfort and family
nave been among the guests of the
Casco Bay House for a number OF
seasons past. He is an architect
OF the firm OF Buchanan & Fox of
New York City.
george II. Connell of the Phoenix
Assurance Co. OF Montreal has been
registered here since Monday last.
Mrs. b. Sidis returned here Thurs.
gay after spending the past two weeks
at her home I'm Boston
MT. and Mrs. w. J. Koran of Bos.
.on VIII arrive Saturday next 10
spend Few weeks at our hotel. They
nave been guests here for many sea.
sons past Mr.. Koran is a member
Oh me Maurice T. Koran & Co. of "a
lamar street. Boston, who are large
deaiers In upholstery and drapery
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BELLEVUE co1rAeE.
HOUSE CROWDED AND MANY
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE HERE
FOR THE REMAINDER OF
THE SEASON.
House Decorations Are the Wonder Of
Everybody That Came for Field

House Decorations Are the Wonder Of
Everybody That Came for Field
Day.
Last Sunday evening a delightfully."-
informal musicale was given at the
Bellevue. Miss Elsie Littleneld and
Mr.. f.. c. Curtis. both of Quincy.
Mass. rendered numerous vocal Sc.
lections and together they gave sew.
eral Duets.
Miss Alice Perkins gave a beauti.
full rendering Of a Chopin number on
the piano. and violin obligatos of Mr..
Marston: added wonderfully to the
vocal solos and he also gave several
solos.
Mr.. w. c., Rogers accompanied in
his usual finished manner.
Mr.. Alec McGilvray and two friends
from Boston are here for two weeks.
They are swimming enthusiasts and
baseball players and will give a
good account of themselves in the
Field Day games.
Mr.. Frank Tate of Boston is here
for few days. He is connected
with the second National Bank of Bos.
ton.
Mr.. Arson Mcleod. Dartmouth
'O9, Is visiting his friend, Walter Rog.
ers. class-mate at college. and is en-.
Joying the pleasures of this delight.
iul country. He is an expert with
the mandolin pick and furnishes
much enjoyment with his instrument.
Mr.. Arthur H. Rogers arrived with
his wife this week. Both are well.
known In Chebeague. having been
here for many summers.
The decorations Of this house for
Field Day have caused no little sen.
sation and won first prize A large
arch with the word Welcome" greets
all corners and the house is COM
pieteiy covered with the gold and blue
coiors OF Bellevue. and the national
emblems
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
LANDLORD CRAFTS Is A BUSY
MAN LOOKING AFTER HIS
GUESTS INTERESTS.
House Still Crowded and all Rooms
Taken Until After Labor Day.

House Still Crowded and all Rooms
Taken Until After Labor Day.
This popular hoted is still packed
to overflow and from present indica-
tons there will be no let up until long
after Labor Day. Were the accom-
modations one hundred rooms they
would all have been taken long before
the first week in August. The fine
weather is much enjoyed by everyone
here and the water privileges are
made the most Of by young and old
alike. Bailey's Island can we'll lay
claim to having the finest water priv
leges for tourists of any island in
Casco Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Halves of Bling
hamton, New York, arrived Saturday
morning on the first boat and are to
remain for two weeks at least. This
Is their first outing here and they are
much pleased with the island. Mr..
Halves is secretary and treasurer of
the Stow Manufacturing Co., their
place of business being in Bingham.
ton, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wallace Smith, of
New York City are registered here
for short vacation. They have been
coming to Maine for several seasons
but this is their first outing at Bailey's,
Mr.. Smith is connected with Fownes
Gloves at 119 and 121 West 23rd ST.
in that city.
Mr.. r. NJ. Beatty of n. Y, Mr.. Her.
bert Baldwin and Master Dalton Bald.
win OF Newark. n. j., and Mr..
George r. Twiss of Cleveland. Ohio
all guests OF the hotel, enjoyed a deem
see hshing trip Friday morning max
Ing the trip with Capt. Stevens OF
orrs Island. When about ten miles
out lines were dropped and from the
hsn secured they have the honor OF
catcnlng the largest cod to date. All
OF the party secured Gods weighing
81 IDS. and over, and as a final finish
MT. Twiss landed 81 lb. cod measur.
ing % inches. Mr.. Dalton Baldwin
also secured a % Id. fish measuring
~ inches. These are the largest fish
reported taken this season by any
tourists.
Mrs. z. H. Newman of Newark N
-, registered Friday morning for her
usual summer outing with us. Mrs
Newman was one OF the first guests
10 register when the hotel first opened
eight years ago, and every summer
we nnd her name on the register.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Woods of wor
cester, Mass, are here for their sum
mer outing, having registered Thurs
Jay OF last week. This is their fourth
season with us and we are glad to wei
come them back again. They are bay
ing a most delightful sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cowles of Sprinp
neid, Mass, arrived Saturday morn
ing to spend two weeks here. They
are among the Springfield tourists
VINO yearly make our hotel their
ABODE. Both are ardent admirers OF
baiiey's, and while here they spend
most OF their time fishing and sailing
Mr.. A. T. Bricher, the celebrated
artist from New York City. who Is
summering with us. can daily be found
painting the many delightful spots OF
Eagle Island. He already has secured
many fine views and ere this summe,
closes he will have secured man,
cnoice views which, when finished
VIII be offered to his select patrons.
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SEASIDE COTTAse.
THIS POPULAR SUMNER HOUSE
IS ENTERTAINING MANY
GUESTS AND ALL THE
ROOMS TAKEN.
Many Bookings Have Reserved Rooms
For September.

The house is crowded to the doors
and at the present time there are
over forty guests registered here.
This seasons business Is high line
for the Seaside" and from the num-
Der OF applications that are being re-
ceived there will be large number
here until Oct 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Henderson.Larson

Miss Dorothy Larson and George W.
Henderson were married at the home nf
MIR. and Mrs. r. z. Henderson, 1901 Essex
street Thursday evening, Rev. Mr.. Miller
off1ciating.
Miss velna Henderson, niece Of the
groom, assisted as maid of honor, and the
brides brother. Edwin Larson, acted as
best man.
Miss Larson wore a tan silk gown
trimmed with lace and carried bouquet
of bride roses.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with roses, chrysanthemums. smilax and
potted plants. and the chandelier was
festooned with asparagus ferns.
A wedding supper was served. after
which Miss Idell King entertained with
riano music and Edwin Larson. accom-
panied by Miss King. gave whistling
solos.
The groom is from Bowling Green. Mo-.
and the bride came here two years ago
with her parents from Wisconsin.
The wedding guests included Messrs and
Mines. r. E. Henderson. John Henderson.
j. w. King. Mrs. ]. NJ. King. Misses
Velma Henderson. Chloe Henderson.
Nellie King, Idell King and Edwin Larson
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Hostess at Unique Party

Mrs. Marian L. Cummings of 1889 South
Alvarado street was hostess at a unique
yarty yesterday afternoon. The rooms
were artiflcially decorated with a color
scheme Of red and green, English ivy,
scarlet geraniums and pepper boughs,
lending to the pretty effect. A short mu-
sical program was given by Miss Luella
Craft, who contributed several vocal
solos; Mrs. Edward Crumley, who recited
and gave piano solo. and Miss Florence
hurnham of Dolgevil:e, In Dutch cos
tune. who sang Dutch songs Several
clever games were rlayed for which pref
,ty prizes of silver spoons were given.
Quite the feature of the afternon was
'he luncheon hunt The luncheons were
wrapped In snowy napkins and tied with
huge pink ribbon bows while to each one
"a number was fastened with a shorter
ribbon. the whole being cleverly hidden.
Each fair guest was given a correspond
ing number and with 1t in hand set out to
seek, not her fortune. but her luncheon.
Others who Joined the search were
Mines. Eugene Rowe, Alice Cole, Lila
Young. Robert Green, Emma Young. John
Robertson, George Bennett, Herbert Ben
nett, Sadie Mu Ter, Olive Henderson. Lewis
Works. Thomas CLOSER. Misses Eliza
beth Yadger, Pomeroy and Eloise Boucher,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Box Party and Euffet Dinner

Mrs. William Carey Marble was the
honored guest at a box party and buffet
dinner yesterday afternoon. The affair
which was among the most important OF
the week, was given by Miss Marion and
Miss Gertrude Churchill of 22M South
Figueroa street. the play witnessed being
THE Lightning Conductor" at the Au-
ditorium. After the theater the guests
were served with a buffet dinner at the
California club. Decorations for the oc-
casion were of poinsettias. ferns and
palms. The party. ehaperoned by Mrs
10 H. Churchill and Mrs. Bob Rogers OF
Pasadena, was composed of Mrs. Murray
Ennis of San francisco. Mrs. Henneber-
ger, Misses Bessie Marble. Annis Van
Nuys. Kate Van Nuys Leila Holterhoff
Barnetta Norton. Garner. Lillian Garner
Lily Olshausen. Alice Shaw, Nora Dick
enson, Juana Creighton, Edith Heron,
Marjorie Severance Mary Hubbell, Grace
Rowley, Huston Bishop. Hazel Patterson
Helen Newlin, Irene Kelley. Alice Smith
Lillian Moore. Fanny Rowan. Gertrude
Gooding. Carrie Jones, Winifred Bleecker
Bri Conroy. Ruth and Nora Sperry and
Gertrude King.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Games and Music

Wilfred H. and Roy E. Perry and Miss
Mary Power gave Dutch" party and
entertainment to. a number of their
friends It the family residence, 131 West
Thirty-fifth street, Monday evening
The house was handsomely decorated
throughout, the Dutch color scheme pre-
vailing. while the center of the refresh
ment tab.e was occupied by a faithful
representation OF an old Dutch windmill.
The evening was aevoted to games,
music, ETC., followed by refreshments
on most lavish scale. Places at Nthe
table were designated by miniature
''steins. for the gentlemen and by bon
bons for tn, ladies.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Brain, Messrs.
Black. F. Ferris, E. Ferris, B. Cohn, W.
Cohn. Wess ], Randolph. HollIngsworth,
Egan. Hawksford. Wilfred H. Perry and
hoy u. Perry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Birthday Surprise

BENJAMIN Brooks. who with Mrs. Brooks
and their little daughter are guests at the
Moore on Francisco and Eighth streets.
was the recipient of pleasant surprise
Tuesday evening. when the other guests
of the house joined in celebrating his
birthday anniversary.
In his honor a progressive dinner was
served that night at two long tables In
the dining room. The guests were divided
into two companies, and white and red
ribbons given to each respectively, the
progression being made after each course
by means of this color scheme, The
tables were bright with roses and chrys-
anthemums, while the lights were shaded
with red Japanese lanterns. The places
were designated by little cards. each in
Scribed with two or more words descrip-
tive of the guest for whom the cover was
laid. and the first letters OF which We're
the same as his or her initials.
On serving table was a big tray
heaped high with mysterious looking pa
per parcels bearing hr Brooks name.
which on being opene the recipient dis
covered contained all sorts of delightful
jokes. He was also presented with two
volumes of Carlisle.
AS final ceremony Mr.. Brooks health
was drunk from loving cup used at the
wedding of Mrs Brooks parents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Unitarian Christmas Sale

The Woman's alliance of the First Uni
tartan church has worked for months
preparing for the Christmas sale, which
will be given in the parlors of the Alex
andria hotel the evening of December 6
and the following afternoon and evening,
Mrs. s. B. McLenagan has had full
charge of the arrangements.
All kinds of dainty handwork for
Christmas gifts will be on sale as well
as home made delicacies of every de-
scription for the inner man.
THE tables are in care of the following
members Of the alliance: Aprons. Mrs,
w. H. Fox; dolls, Mrs. Katherine Kim
ball Forrest; bags Mrs, r. q. Fay;
twenty-five cent table, Mrs. A. w. Gump;
fancy articles. Mrs. Mccormick; delica-
cies, Mrs. II. c. Stratford; plants. Miss
May Dickepson; candy. Mrs. Stoddard
Jess; art. Mrs. M. e. Johnson; infants
articles. Mrs. r. w. Smell; domestic ar
ticles, Mrs. H. G. Dillon; book table. Miss
Amanda Mathews; general assistant. Mrs.
W. Fl. Baurhyte.
The principal features Of the Saturday
evening entertainment will be the auc-
tioning Of a beautiful painting presented
to the alliance by the we'll known artist,
Mrs. M. r. Evans.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
In Honor Of Miss Allen

In honor of Miss Jessie b. Allen, Phi.
D., who is shortly to marry Professor
w. W. Charters, now acting head of the
department of education cf the Uni
versity of Missouri DR.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Howe of Hollywood entertained with
a reception ately. Among those present
were Drs, and Mesdames Jesse Mills
paugh, w. r. Smith, Loye Miller. Lewis
Terman; Messrs. and Mesdames Cleve-
land, Frederick Beals. r. s., Brown,
johnson. James f. Chamberlain, Mrs.
j. c. Drew, Mrs. Beatrice Patton;
Misses Junn, Agnes Elliott. Ella Wood,
Josephine Seaman. Sarah Jacobs Jennie
Hagan and Elizabeth Fargo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
For Russian Peasants

Mrs. Florence Collins Porter assisted
by Madame Verra de Blumenthal, Miss
Fanny Wills and Mrs. Clara w. Griese,
will open her home, 114l Fair Oaks ave-
nue., corner Monterey road, South Pasa-
dena, Tuesday, December 8, for an ex-
hibit and sale of laces, drawn work and
carved wood. for the benefit of the, peas
ant workers in Russia, The exhibit will
continue a week. On the opening day
Russian tea. will be served and Madame
de Blumenthal will talk on the progress
of the work in Russia and In this coun-
try in aiding the Russian peasants In the
preservation and development of their
lace making industry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Potter.Beck

At Hotel Bixel Wednesday evening an
interesting wedding was solemnized
when Miss Emma Beck, daughter of
Mrs. Alice l.. Beck. recently of Forest
City. Ark. became the bride of John AL
bert Potter of Brawley. The ceremony
was performed Ey Rev. Robert j. Bur-
dette and Miss Ina Underwood played
the wedding march. The bride. who was
attended by her sister, Miss Attic Beck.
was gowned in duchess satin. trimmed
with Irish point lace. Miss Beck wore
white silk net and carried chrysanthe-
NUNS. Little Miss Dorothy Written was
flower girl and H. l., Gipa acted as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter left directly after
the wedding Tor Brawley, where they
will make their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Returned from Eastern Trip

Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Busch returned
this week from an extended eastern trip.
They left Los Angeles early in October.
travelling leisurely. stopping at New Or
leans, Atlanta, Washington. jamestown
and New York. remaining over a month
at the Waldorf-Astoria. While In New
York they were complimented with sew
eral pleasant affairs. From New York
they took in Pittshurg, Indianapolis and
Chicago. They were beautifully enter
tanned by James Whitcomb hiley at In
dianapols. who is an old time friend
of Mr.. Busch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
A LTHOUGH Christmas is almost q
~ month away plans for Christmas
"A and Christmas entertaining are TAX

4 LTHOUGH Christmas is almost q
n month away plans for Christmas
"A and Christmas entertaining are TAX
iI.g precedence of all else All the coll
lege boys and girls will be home for the
holidays. and many will bring their
ohums, and this will mean not only many
pleasant affairs, both formal ana IN
formal, here in Los Angeles. but these
young people will also be made the motif
for delightful house parties galore at the
beach and mountain bungalows.
Zeta Beta chapter of Gamma Eta
Kappa fraternity will hold the distrist
conclave In Los Angeles about Christmas
week. and for these G. E. KS. Beta
chapter of the Lambda Theta Phi soror-
ity are planning a dance that Is foreor-
ciained q success. Another Of the pretty
holiday affairs will be the dancing party
that Miss Mary Foy will give at the
Annandale club house, her guests to be
members Of the younger social set,
The Marlborough sorority will be hos
tesses at a dance the night after Christ
mas, and as usual this will be one OF the
exclusive and brilliant events OF the sea-
son. Among the many young people who
will pass the Christmas holidays In Los
Angeles are the two daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Let's, who will come on
from the east. and plans are afioat to
celebrate their home coming. Miss Ethel
Lockhart is TO be one of the hostesses at
a large card party. and other social events
Of Importance are being planned for this
time that are not yet ready for announce.
ment.
Among the good times that are being
anticipated In the immediate future is the
cotillion that the faculty Of the Westlake
school is to give for the members Of the
r0lIapfa 70 dona rfTnPnf md for the crrad1i-
ates the night Of December 13 and the
dance for the Huntington Hall girls. for
which no date has been set And these
are only few of the good things in
social way that are being prepared for
these dear young folk.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Theater Pa -ty at orpheum

Miss Winifred Bleeker of West Twenty
Hfth street entertained Jolly box party
at the Orpheum Friday night. the COM
rany numbering sixteen. Miss BECKER
Hospitality was partly reminiscent of the
Horton lawn fete given only a short time
ago, when the members of her party
gave reproduction Of Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Works"
After the play the party adjourned TO
Leyy's. where they gathered around a big
table and partook Of a ehafng dish sup
rer
The guests were Mrs. Tefair Creighton
and her house guest. Mrs. Murray Ennis
OF San Francisco; Misses Barnetta No
ton, Marion Churchill, Alice Smith, Slut
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Lecture on Indians

Antonio Apache who has returned re-
Gently from Mexico, lectured before the
child study circle of the Main street
school last Wednesday evening. The sub
ject of his lecture was Indians and Their
Customs" Instrumental music and a
ceremonial song by some of Mr.. Apaches
Indians formed the rest of the program.
Flags and greenery were used In decorat-
ing. Over 400 were present.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Entertained Theta Delta Club

Miss Eleanore White, 2317 Thompson
street, entertained Friday afternoon for
the members of the Theta Delta club.
Those who were present included Mrs.
Richard Burritt, Misses Agnes Bethune.
Marian Dalmazzo Ruth Kays, Adelaide
Workman, Gerna Vandervoort, Katherine
Sawtelle, Hazel Kirkpatrick. Constance
Britt. Franklin Taylor. Gladys Phelps,
Adelaide Salmon and A. White.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Eclectic College Social

The Eclectic business college gradua-
ton exercises and social will be held
Wednesday at the college building, 101S
South Broadway, 1913 South Main street.
Those expected to deliver addresses are
G, Mushet, city auditor. II. j. Goudge
and members of the faculty. A first
class program of music. both vocal and
instrumental, will be given by the stu
dents, and music, dancing and refresh
ments will wind up the social.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
6rodson.Abbott

A quiet wedding was solemnized We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
brides unc'e and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Founder, 902 South Bonnie
Brae street, when Miss Elsie Abbott
was married to Harold Brodson. DIR.
Hugh X. Walker offlciated and Mrs.
Barber, the groom's sister, played the
wedding music Mr.. and Mrs. Brodson
will make their home in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Concordia Thanksgiving

No joliier family party gathered around
a table Thanksgiving day than the one
formed by the members of the Concordia
club and their families Dinner was
served at 6:S0 and a company of nearly
one hundred enjoyed the banquet. Whist
and five hundred and general good time
followed and Kammermeyers orchestra
furnished music for the informal dance
that completed the evenings program.