Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29
Week Of August 80 to September
Long Island

last week, the account of the motor
boat party, given in honor of the bride
and groom from the Belmont was
rot printed then. Capt. Clark took
the party for a sail among the lower
Islands, and dinner was enjoyed at
I.aTpswell. After arriving at the Isi-
and here the newly married couple
were given a rousing send of fney
left on the Casco bay steamer. and
were given the usual rice shower,
which also furnished mucn amuse-
ment for the passengers. In the par
ty were: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. LeBaIon.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. French, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Blaks, Mr.. and Mrs E. r.
Crook, Miss Conley, Miss Irene Mich
els, Miss Dot Conley, Miss Margaret
Conley, Miss Etella Clark, Misses
Grace and Ruth lie Baron.
Mrs. w. L. Harris entertained Mr.
ard Mrs. Edmund McDona;d, NESS
Marion and Masters Donald aud Ralph
OF Portland, and Mrs. Ellen e. Trott
OF Boston last Tuesday at the Harris
cottage.
DIR. G. ]. Anderson and wife OF West
brook spent several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Larrabec at
their pleasant summer home.
DIR. Frederick Gerrish and wife of
Portland and Mrs. Barstow wer. re-
cent guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Denarest
at Looktosea.
Mr. Henry T. Grevatt of tho Toxa-
way Tanning Co. of Boston. air. Aus
tin Read and wife of Portland. Mrs.
A. Flagg OF Gloucester, Mrs. Frank
Burrowes and children, and Miss
Young of Everett were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. ii. l.. Kellar and fam
lily. who have been spending tire
month at the Olive cottage, have re-
turned TO their home in West Mer-
ford.
Mr. f. l.. Spear. wife and Miss Alb
bic of Norwood have returned to their
home after visit at the Old Home.
stead cottage.
Mrs. Hannah Mcneil gave L char,n
ing six table whist to a number OF her
friends last week. The cottage Was
very prettily decorated for the occa-
sion with wild flowers and ferns. aL,I
delicious refreshments were served.
The prizes were won by Mrs. j. Eaton.
ladies'; Mr.. w. Mabry. gents. and
BOBBY to Mrs. II. L. Davis.
Miss Marion TiltoD. who has been a
guest OF Mrs. Mcneil OF the Pink cot.
tage. has returned TO her home I'm
West Newton. Mass. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill and
daughter Mary were REGENTS guests OF
Mrs. Willis Mabry at her summer
home, Calumet cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. wray. who are
In New York visiting their daughter
Mrs Arthur Cree. formerly Miss Flor.
ence wray. are expected home this
week. Mrs. Cree had n young s1n
born to her on Monday. Aug. II. and
the young heir has been named David
Wray Cree. Congratulations
Miss Mary Wray Is in New York.
where she attended the funeral OF her
friend. Mrs. James.
Mr..and Mrs I ouis TiIton were
called home by the sudden death OF
Mrs. TiltOn's sister. Mrs. Harris James
OF New York. Mrs. James had a mum
Der Of friends on the island who were
very much panied TO hear OF her sud
den death.
The Japanese whist and tea given
by Mrs. " g. Bragg at her summer
home, Tarryawhile. last week. was a
very pleasing event. The cottage and
plaza were decorated with Japanese
lanterns and butterflies. Each score
card had a pretty butterfly attacseI Z.
H. The guests were be~omm.ngy ar
rayed In japanese coxtumes, AMI Jap
anese sweetmeats from DO ton were
served Those securing prizes were:
Mrs. Middle ton. Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs
Bryant and Mrs. Dr. White, fro Che.
ttague, who was guest Of Mrs
Bragg.
Mr.. Frf1k w. B7ker Of New York
and Mr.. VIM. w. Hoyt, friends OF the
Wrays OF the Bronx. are que SITS at the
Dirfgo house.
Miss Bertha Nudd OF Boston was q
recent guest Of Mr.. and MIRA. Harry
Smardon at their pleasant summer
home, GrayshIpgles.
Mr., Geo Bates IS spending his vsca-
lion with hts family at IdyihIrst, and