Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-29

Themes Co. are setting the example
for some other Portland houses. They
usually provide several trips or en-.
tertainments during the year for their
force.
A farewell banquet was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers of Plain.
field. n. j., and a party of friends
Monday evening. The menu was
prepared by Mr.. William ]. vayo
chef of the hotel. and covers were
laid in the dining room where a table
had been prettily decorated with a
center piece of golden rod and lilies.
MENU.
Queen Olives Lettuce
Rhode Island Clam Chowder
Rock Cod-Fisherman's Style
Baked New Potatoes
Fried Casco Bay CLANS in Batter
Saratoga Chips
Lobster Salad-Mayonnaise
Vienna Rolls
Young America Cheese Soda Biscuit
Assorted Cake
Vanilla Ice Cream In Forms
Tea Coffee Chocolate
BY George, Henry"
The first concert in aid of the
Church Fund given this year was ably
presented Friday evening under the
auspices of Misses Maybelle and Lii
liam Beatty of Hyde Park, Mass, and
Messrs. John s. Crowley and Clar-
ence II. Lunt of Beverly, Mass. A
large audience was in attendance and
a program of unusual excellence was
presented, the songs of Miss Beatty
and Miss Haskell receiving especial
favor. The male quartet, Messrs.
John s. Crowley Of Beverly, LIST.
tenor; NJ. j. Baker of Portland, End
tenor; Robert S. Themes of Portland.
LIST bass; and Clarence H. Lunt of
Beverly, End bass, gave the first mum.
Der on the program and responded to
a hearty. encore. They were well
balanced. sang with spirit and made
hit with their first selection. Miss
Medora E. Haskell of Portland followed
with Tosti's Good Bye" and "Fallih!
Faiiah!", which were beautifully rem
dered. Later she sang Bartlett's
Dream" with excellent piannisimo
eject She is pupil of Mrs. Jennie
VI. X. Bragdon and is a
promising young soprano, who
bids fair to soon be in the front rank
OF Portland soloists. The duet Calm
as the Night" by Miss Lillian Beatty
and Mr.. Clarence II. Lunt was a most
pleasing number and was given with
excellent taste and artistic merit.
Miss Beatty's group OF songs, "Who is
Sylvia" and Good Morning Claire"
demonstrated to the audience this tai.
ented artists exceptional ability. and
both were treat. Miss Beatty has
beautifully cultivated voice of rare
quality and sweetness of tone and Is
among the leading church and con.
cert sopranos Of Boston. She was
heard several times last season here
Mr.. Clarence II. Lunt, who was also
heard often last summer at The Ham
llton concerts, sang two songs. "a
Maiden Fair" and Daisies, with
full. well rounded baritone
which he has I'm excellent
control. Miss Maybelle Beatty's
piano solo. "Fruhljngraucben %
by Sinding gave much pleasure as did
also her perfect work as accompan.
list.
PROGRAM.
Quartet, Little Tommy"
Now Rests the Sea-"
Schubert Male Quartet.
Good Bye" Tosti
"Fallih! Fallah!"
Miss Haskell.
Duet, Calm as the Night" Cote
Miss Beatty, Mr.. Lunt.
Songs. who Is Sylvia" Schubert
Good Morning Claire"
Miss Lillian Beatty.
Piano Solo, 'fF'ruhlingrauchen."
Sinding
Miss Maybelle Beatty.
Songs, "A Maiden Fair LINES
Dalsies Hawley
Mr.. Clarence II. Lunt.
Song. Dreams" BARTLETT
Miss Haskell
Tn Absence" Buct
Schubert Male Quartet.
Song, DANA" Chadwick
Miss Beatty.