Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-22

BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY, SATURDAY
EVENING iNAUcURATEo
FIELD DAY.
over q Hundred Fancy and Feature
Costumes Graeed the Floor.

Over 4 Hundred Fancy and Feature
Costumes oraesd the Floor.
Dull skies all day which somewhat
interfered with the field sports, Satur-
day, only increased the absorbing in
terest In the grand mask ball In the
evening at Hill Crest, which was the
really hrst heavy gun fired for the
iSoI carnival. In number, variety
and enthusiastic impersonation such
costumes were never before seen In
Casco Bay. Hill Crest was fairly
tnroooing with the suppressed excite
ment OF anticipation long before s
O'Clock when the orchestra began the
strains OF the concert which preceded
the grand march. Both the dining
nall and large living and dance hall
were used, the maskers assembling in
the former and marching across the
lobby to the dance hall In couples.
strangely assorted couples too, many
OF them. Loud were the cries of the
| children as with unbounded delight
they beheld the waddling gait and big
paws Of the Teddy bear, while the lew
with nose as big as ham and an ac-
cent Just as evidently Hebrew,
hunched his way along. The clown
raised rumpus and the strong man
wanted to fight. Fancy costumes were
seen In magnificent array, those par
tcularly fine being the Jack of Clubs.
Spanish Prince. Wild Rose. Mexican
Lady, Casco Bay Breeze Miss and
Casco Bay Breeze Barrel" The or
chestra selections were a feature of
the evening also. The costumes seen
were noted In part In the following
list:
Some Of the fancy and, comic cos.
tunes worn were as follows:
G.. F. Taft. Boston, Hunchback Boy:
Clarence II. Lunt, Beverly, Mass. Ted
dy Bear; Harold w. Goodwin. Bever-
iy. Mass. clown; Mrs. VI. c. Perkins.
hudson, Mass, Gypsy; Walter C.
Rogers. Dorchester, modern woman:
! Mfss Viola Bissell. Newark, Gypsy
Mt{c Gladys Parker. dorchester. Bow
err Roy; Cyril Bissell. Newark. Casco
Bay Breeze; this costume was a strik.
Ing hit. the young man wore a suit
made OF "Breezes" and had a barrel
through which his head and arms were
extended on which was the Inscription
There's a barrel In It," Master
Roland Duncan. The Enigma: Mrs.
John w. Hoben, Springfield. Mass.
Miss America: Miss Bessie Brooks.
OTTAWA, Red Riding Hood !:
Miss Gay Fraley, Pa, Jap
anese girl: Elliott II. Perkins.
Springfield. Jew: Miss Dorothy Bali.
Somerville. Japanese lady; Chesley G..
Harris. colored gentleman: VIM. A.
Harris. colored lady; Mrs. T. ]. Bis
sell. Newark. Spanish lady; Miss Nina
Bissell. Newark. old fashioned lady;
Mr. +. G. Russell. Portland, Indian !:
Miss Alice Perkins. Springfield. Cow
boy girl; VIM. A. Theiling. Boston.
Spanish prince: Miss Elizabeth Simp-
son, Maiden Highlander; Mrs. G. r.
Faucet, Stamford. CT. Aunt Dinah:
Mrs. A. p. Bicknell. Boston. and Miss
Laura b. Moore, Newark, the two Zu
Zus: Willard G.. Peare, New York.
page: Miss f. Talbot, Dorchester. Red
Cross Nurse; Miss Cooley, westfield.
Mass, American beauty; Miss A. J.
County, Pa. Red Cross nurse: Robt.
Duncan. Clinton, Mass, monk; Miss
Adelaide Klein. Greene. Me-, milk
maid; Miss Claire Bursch, HYDE Park.
rose: Mrs. X. +. Montgomery. Boston.
ian girl: Miss Alice Rogers. Dorches-
ter. fan girl: Miss Rachel Staples.
Portland peasant girl; w. A. White.
Boston. farmer boy; Miss Ruth White.
Boston, sailor boy; Donald Munsick.
Maplewood, N. j., old black Joe: Her
bert l.. Bemis. Somerville. tough Mary
Ann: Miss Helen Taft, Allston. Mass.
Queen OF Hearts: Miss Bessie f. War
ren. Brighton, Queen of Diamonds:
Miss Louise Harrington, AIlston, Mass.
Queen OF Spades: Miss Bertha Need.
nam. HN lson. Queen of Clubs. These
four young ladies' made a great hit.
and their costumes were highly spoken
Of John 8. Crowley, Beverly. Mass.
Jack OF Clubs; Mrs. F.. A. Merriam.
Portland. Iexican lady. beautiful
costume; Mr.. Albert Morton, Pa. club
man: Miss Ida T. Draper. Boston.
Casco Bay Breeze. Her costume was
most pleasing. being made of blue tis-
sue paper with ruffies OF the heading
OF the Breeze" She also wore a
dainty cap made from the Breeze"
headings. Miss Edith Eichbauer.
brooklyn. Mother Goose: Edward
Smutny, N. ". minstrel boy: Theo-
dore Smutny. ". Y, lady tourist from
Paris; Mrs. w. A. white. Boston.
Pierette; Mr.. Alfred Chase. Boston.
Pierrot,
The judges. comprising DIR. J. Her
bert Libby of Weymouth. Mr.. r. ID.
Harrison OF Irvington, ". J.. Mr.. Fred.
eric ID. Fuller OF Boston. Mrs. Mason
barlow OF Boston. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Kenyon, after many trying tests de-
cided on the following winners:
Mems fancy costume. Jack of clubs.
John 8. Crowley. Beverly, Mass;
Mems comic costume. Jew. Elliot Per-
kins. SprinRdeId Maas. Iadiess fan.