Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
PEAKS ISLAND. HOUSE
BABY PARTY THE BIG SOCIAL
EVENT OF THE WEEK.
Record Breaking Season At This
Well Known Hosteiry.-cots At A
Premium.

This is a record breaking season."
said Manager Rowe to the Breeze re-
porter. land 1 am turning them away
by the score. People arriving on the
boats Saturday fairly pleaded for
sleeping accommodations having come
10 Peaks to remain over Sunday. but
every room in my three hotels is taken.
and even cots were at a premium on
Saturday night"
All sorts Of gaieties prevail at this
popular hotel; whist parties, dancing.
sailing parties, etc.
On Thursday evening an entertain
ment will be given by Master Frank
Gardner. boy soprano of Grace Church.
New York City, assisted by Miss Ha-
zeiie Lorraine Weaver, a talented mon
ologuist of the Proctor School OF ORA
matte Action, Boston. Miss Weaver
Is most gifted in her art and a rare
treat is in store for the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Turner and
daughter of Glastonbury. Conn, are
recent arrivals here.
Mr.. +. w. Potter, a patron of this
mousse gave an automobile party on Fri
DAY. The trip was made to Bath.
Those OF the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Potter, Commodore Lewis Clark
DR.. Gallahue. Mrs Gilbert and Miss
Helen Cronin.
The Tuesday evening whist party
proved as enjoyable as any of the pre-
vious affairs and was under the able
management Of Mr.. John McCrillis.
There were seven prizes. Miss Nav
McCrillis and Mrs. T. b. Boothby car
ried OF the honors for winning first
prizes. each box of choice candy.
MISS Stanley, Miss Julia Thompson
Dr. Roberts. Mrs. Mansfield and Miss
Josephine Hanson, all were fortunate
IN making sufficiently high scores to
win prize OF a picture or pieces of
brlc-a-brac. and other trophies.
one OF the jolliest parties of the sea-
son was that styled the Baby Marty.
In which everybody appeared i'm a cos.
tune designated as that of a baby.
This novel affair occurred Friday even
ing. Among the many participants
some OF those most appropriately cos
TUNED were Miss Cecilia Sullivan of
Boston, who was dressed as a real
Daoy' wearing long white dress. lit
ne white bonnet, and carried a nurs-
ing bottle. The Misses Clare Brown
ana Margaret Clark as the twin a.
wore remarkably pretty dresses. one
IN pale pink and the other i'm LIGHT
blue. each carrying a Teddy Bear and
a large doll. Prof. Alfred Hertzog of
Philadelphia. carried OF the honors as
Buster Brown" Mrs. Fannie Heth
OF Lewiston won first ladies' prize of
-. she was costumed in light blue
muslin baby dress. Mr.. Sullivan as
little Lord Fauntleroy and Mrs. SulIi-
van as sweet little baby girl. led the
srand march which was followed later
py dancing. As some one was heard
10 remark. Tor so many young babies
whose ages ranged from six months
20 Tour years, the youngsters were
wonderfully proficient at dancing and
Tor twostepping" there were rare
prodigies In the terpsichorean art.
Inc Sunday evening concerts are
proving most popular. The following
program was given Sunday evening:
dream City and Magic Knight. Her
bert; Evening Breeze. Langey: Trau-
merei. Schumann: piano solo. Diver
basement. Chaminade: Chinese Honey
moon. Bratton; Soldiers. Chaplin.