Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-20
HOTELS AND COLONY ENTER.
TANNING MANY CITY PEOPLE.
Notable Wedding AZ Summer Home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Tails
Smith.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

VII ''Ohuos. thC MISS AHA
Maria cambridge Mitchell. OF Vir.
ginia. and Mr.. Luther Pfahler Eisen-
hart. Of Princeton. n. J.. were married
at the Red Cottage" on Ash Point,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fahs
Smith, OF York. Pa, where Miss
Mitchell has been spending the sum-
mer with her sister. Mrs. Smith. II
was an exceedingly pretty. though
quiet. home wedding, and was at
tended only by the relatives and near
friends OF the bride and groom, as
the bride was in mourning.
The room was powered with spruce
boughs and trailing evergreen. and a
miniature altar OF white and green
added the chapel effect
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Henry F. Kloman. rector of st.
Stephens church, Portland. and the
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Bassett Mitchell, while
the groom's brother. DIR. William
Eisenhart, was best man, and the
brides sister, Mrs. S. Fahs Smith. was
matron of honor.
The bride was handsomely gowned
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
After the ceremony a small recep-
ton was held, and the newly married
pair departed on their wedding jour
ney.
Miss Mitchell is the daughter of the
late Charles Tunis Mitchell of Charles
ton. s. c.. and Liverpool, Eng, and of
the late Frances Carter Bassett, of
Hanover Co., Va, through whom she
is descended from the Carys. Burnells.
Churchills, Washingtons and other
historic families of Virginia
MT. Elsenhart is a graduate of the
Johns Hopkins University, and is a
member of the faculty of Princeton
University.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Fahs Smith and Master Bur-
well Smith. of York, Pa; Miss Vir-
ginia Mitchell and Miss Laura
Mitchell. of Virginia; Mr. and Mrs.
Carey r.. Etnier, of York, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Grafton, of Pittsburgh.
Pa; Miss Huber. of York, Pa; DR..
and Mrs. A. E. Austin. of Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard III. Spaulding and
Miss Spaulding, of Winchester, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Sherman. of
Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Pomeroy, of Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. e.
c. Matthews, of New York; DR.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, of Tufts College; Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Pfahler and Miss
Pfahler. of Holyoke. Mass; Rev. and
Mrs. Henry F. Kloman. of Portland.
Mrs. George Payson and Miss Nc
Dowell. OF Portland, lunched with Mrs.
}. +. Thomas on Friday.
Miss Anna Huber. of York. Pa, is
the guest Of Mrs. Carey e. Etnier, at
Ash Cove Farm.
President and Mrs. Hamilton. of
Tufts College. are the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. A. K. Austin, of Bar Island
Point.
Commodore Spaulding is cruising in
his yacht "Sheerwater End" with Mr..
Robert Pond, Jr.. of Boston. and Mr..
Oliver Stevens, of Lowell.
Mr.. J. p. Thomas leaves Wednesday
Tor two weeks cruise along the
coast. Mr.. Frank Baxter, Mr.. Leslie
Lord and Mr.. Holmes will accompany
him. They will visit Bar Harbor, Seal
Harbor and Northeast Harbor and
other places.
On Saturday the ladies of the Harm
swell Yacht club gave a most enjoy
able tea at the club house, from 2 to
4. which was largely attended by the
club members and their guests. The
entrance to the club house was pretti-
~ arranged as pagoda, while flags
and hangings frightened the interior
Tea was poured by Mrs. L. III. Spauld-
ing. wife OF Commodore Spaulding. as
sisted by Miss Annie f.. Packard. DUR
ser OF the club. Miss Helen Spaulding.
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Pomeroy, of
Cleveland, received the members and
guests. Music and refreshments added
to the general pleasure.
w. II. Cleary. Esq, OF Springfield.
Mass. has at last broken all records
by spearing sword fish weighing 300
pounds of the good ship Mary-(can-
eagueD-after a struggle i'm which he
was assisted by Mrs. Cleary. The
(a-bass-co-degan) was landed and the
sword has been presented to and will
go on exhibition at the store of which
Mr.. Cleary Is one OF the managers in
Springfield. After landing at the pier
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleary were met by
IL. IL. Ii. II. Bobby Bibber's Brass
Band) playing that old familiar tune
See the conquering hero comes"
Arthur Palmer is doing a rushing
business at his South and West Harp
swell markets. These stores are the
finest stocked in Casco Bay and con-
tain every delicacy and staple in the
market.
The Macedonian Circle OF the Kings
Daughters held their annual fair on
Tuesday evening at South HarpsweII.
Many prettily decorated tables were
arranged at which useful and fancy
articles were on sale. and cake, ice
cream and candy were served to the
many patrons during the evening. A
special entertainment had been ar
ranged for the enjoyment OF the yisi-
tors. which included a musical pro-
gram and Evolutionary readings. This
was followed by the Mrs. Jariey's
wax-works exhibition cleverIv ar
ranged by Mrs. ID. p. Tenny. Mother
Goose In Wax was represented by
Miss G. G. Wood, who was assisted by
Mrs. w. a. McCandless and number
OF other ladies'. The fair was very
successful and a large sum will be
realized which will be used in meet
ing the expenses Of the many benevo-
fences which the society will engage
In during the coming year.
Mrs. w. n. White. who has been
enIOytng two Wpoka' Wait NTH