Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-27
DOMINO PARTY
At HILL CREST.
MOST HIGHLY ENJOYABLE
EVENT OF SEASON.
Nearly 100 Present in Pink and Blue.
Most Unique Party Vet Given.

Nearly 100 Present in Pink and Blue.
Most Unique Party Vet Given.
Dominoes-dozens of them-not the
kind you play a game with. but the
right kind to dance with. were over
running every nook and corner Of
Hill Crest Hall at Chebeague Tuesday
evening. The unique occasion was
produced as a final Field Day observ-
ance and in point Of pleasure was I'M
doubtedly the leader of the whole sea.
son this year. The guests of Hill
Crest were predominant and as they
are all active workers in an affair Of
this kind, being to a great extent
young people, the domino party was a
real. huge success without any quail.
fication. One of the conditions which
contributed much 10 the success Of
the affair was the decided stand
taken by the Field Day Committee on
the rule that positively no one should
enter the dance hall except the must
clans who were not dressed i'm domino
costume. This saved the floor space
and kept out large number who are
always on hand at costume parties.
but are not willing to dress. These
people detract from the pleasure Of
such parties and should be expected
TO come in costume or not at ALL
The floor was occupied by about
forty couples at 9. 90 o'clock when mu-
sicians. Walter G. Rogers and Will
liam s. Wallace of Springfield began
the march and circle. At least FIVE
dances were given before the call to
unmask. After this the party was
enthusiastically kept up until IL. 80.
Some special mention Is due the la.
dies who worked so faithfully to
make the many domino costumes. cut
ting 500 yards OF cloth for them: and
also TO Proprietor Charles w. Hamil-
ton Of Hill Crest for the use of the
magnificent floor of the Hall.
The party will long be remembered
by all who were fortunate enough to
be present. DIR. j. Herbert Libby OF
East Weymouth. Mass. was floor d.
rector and his assistants were mem.
bers OF the general committee. The
music was Of the usual high order.
The following were present:
Miss Amy w. Streoker. Greenfield. Mass. ;
Priscilla Lane. Maiden. Mass: Dorothy Lane
s Ms.asn' MAJ Mac n G Lgdvre Soyard. Dor
chester Mass. Miss Ruth Whitman. Maiden.
Ma Nr y = Mr. II. 5. Peare. \. Y. City;
Nftp N fauCctt. stamford.
Conn: DR. J. Herbert Libby and wife. Eas,
Weymouth: Joseph r. sullivan. Cambridge /:
William 7. Royce. Cambridge. Mass: Miss
Marietta {. Woodbury.. Beverly. Mass: Harold
W Goodwin. Beverly. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. +: Taft. Auston. Mass: Mr. and Mrs.
w g. Hill, Woodfords: Mrs. Frederick Lane.
Maiden. Mass: Charles r. Dodge Clinton.
Me: Miss Adelaide F.. DAVIS. Newark " J. /:
Mrs. 1ohn w. Hoben. Springfield Mass /:
Miss Edna Higgins. Brookline. Mass: Miss
Ethel Talbot. Dorchester. Mass: Willard 4
Peare. New York: Master VIM A. White.
poxbury. Mass; Master Edgar Burkhardt
Newton Centre. Mass: William Cummings
{ anlbrdgr. Mass: Chas. q. Dravton. Natick
Mass: Miss Ida T. Draper. Boston. Mass !:
Mrs %. VI. Burkhardt. Newton Centre: Helen
J.. Foster. Wollaston. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs
y. u. Bicknell. Winthrop. Mass: Mr. and
Mrs T: ID. Harrison. Irvinston.. y. u; Ruth
\. White. Roxbury. Mass: Mrs. Chas- d.
Boston: Miss Elsie x. Litchfeid. F. Wey-
mouth Mass: w. III. Briard. NJ. d. and
wife. I'oSron Mass Mrs.. Emery ". Talbot
Dorchester Mass: Miss Louise 6. Farrngton
Nlston Mass: Miss Mice Perkins Spring
field. Mass: Mrs. b. w. Higgins Brookline
Mass: Miss Gay VI. Fralev. ~. Davids Pa !:
Miss Gladys r. Parker Dorchester Mas !:
Miss Anna w. Thayer. Newport. X l.: Miss
Hatch. Providence. Y. l.: Miss '. w Foster
WollaSton. Mass: Miss Ethel = Dodge Beyer-
". Mass: Frank III. Tyler. Boston. Mass ::
Mrs. W. y White RoNbury. Mass: C. d.
Bates. r. Weymouth. Mass. Helen r Taft
Mission. Mass. /: Mrs. Iohn r. Corthell. Che
heague. Ne. Mrs.F.A. Merriam. Portland. Ne
Clarence VI. Lunt Beverly. Mass: Tohn :
Crowley. Beverly. Mass; Miss VI. v. Browne