Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-16
HILL CREST.
MASQUERADE PARTY TO BE
GIVEN IN THE DANCE HALL
SATURDAY EVENING.
Already Sixty Guests Are Registered
Here.

Already Sixty Guests Are Registered
Here.
The ball masque will be held In Hill
Crest hall Saturday evening and al
ready the party is an assured success.
All the guests here are entering into
the spirit Of the affair and with the
large number that are plan
ming to attend from the 9TH
er houses and cottages, bril-
liant affair Is promised. A general
invitation Is extended to all to be pres
ent and no doubt an evening or rare
amusement will be the result. For
the best costume representing the
Casco Bay Breeze a fine water color
will be awarded the winner.
Mrs. w. A. White of Roxbury.
Mass, with her two daughters, Ruth
A. and Dorothy E.. and son, w. Allen
White, are here at the house for the
remainder of the summer months.
This family are enjoying their third
season at the Hill Crest and Mrs.
White Is among the active social lead
ers here. For the past three sum-
mers she has been active In all the
festivities given at the house. Mrs.
White Is the wife OF a well known
member Of the medical profession at
Roxbury, Mass, and about August 1,
DIR. White will spend a week with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Crow
ley Of 387 Lenox Avenue, New York
City. are registered here for a vacation
OF about three weeks. They are en-
joying their first visit to this island
and they are loud in their praises Of
the Hill Crest and its management.
Mr.. Crowley has charge Of one of the
silk departments at Fried, Mendelson
& Co., Of Green street, New York City,
one Of the largest silk importers in the
Empire state.
Mrs. Henry ]. Perkins and daughter,
Miss Alice Perkins Of Springfield,
Mass, were among the arrivals Of last
week. They are to remain at the
hotel until the last of August and dur
ing that time will be Joined by Mr..
Perkins and her son, Elliott Perkins.
This family are also active Chebeague
enthusiasts and last season they were
at the Bellevue cottage and they were
among those that were responsible for
the Field Day pennant being award
ed to that house.
NhioS XNciiS amer kudu VI SOmcTNIlIc,
Mass, Is registered at the house for
her usual summer vacation. Miss
Alderman is head stenographer for
Smith & Anthony, manufacturers of
stoves, ranges. ETC., with Offices at
Union street, Boston.
The usual Saturday evening hop
was given in Hill Crest Hall and the
young people were out in force, the
weather being ideal. The dancing
surface was well filled during the
evening and fortunate were they that
secured seat so great was the throng
of spectators.
Algie NJ. Goodwin of Beverly, Mass,
sarFved sacufl2yc HUu1lsfs.ef sbas <aitEs
ssummer outing. Mr. Goodwin is as.
sistant manager at the Alpha Port
land Cement Co., 131 State street, Bos-
ton, and Is also teacher Of typewriting
at the Boston Y. NJ. c. A. evening
school. Mr.. Brown Is manager of
George A. Gove's hardware store.
Cabot street, Beverly, Mass. Last sea-
son they spent their vacation at Derry.
n. H., the guests of Mr.. Browns rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Young of
Newton Centre, Mass, with their
daughter Elenor, registered here Sun
day morning to join her mother, Mrs.
Young and sisters who are at the
house for the entire season. Mrs. NJ.
II. v. Stevens and her daughters, Mrs.
Frederick Lane. Mrs. o. H. Burkhardt
and Mrs. Solomon Young have been
regular tourists to this island for many
years past. Mr.. Young will spend his
vacation here with his family.
Miss Margaret I. Fraser Of Chicago,
I'LL, accompanied by Mrs. Charles ID.
Olney Of San Francisco, registered at
the Hill Crest for short time, hav-
Ing arrived on Tuesday Of last week
from New York, where they spent a
delightful sojourn. After a two weeks
stay here Miss Fraser and Mrs. Olney
Will go to Nova Scotia to join Miss
Fraser's relatives.