Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

the patronesses, the dancing was
started about nine O'Clock. and CON.
tinued until ten-thirty. Walter Rog.
ers furnished excellent music. The
following ladies' Of TIE house acted
as patronesses, Mrs. Ehas. H. Leeds
OF Stamford. Conn.,. Mrs. w. NJ.
Swan OF Springfield, Mass. Mrs. J.
NJ. Tallman Of Brooklyn N. Y. and
Mrs. w. L. Sadler Of Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Leeds Of
Stamford Conn. are season guests
here and will stay till the last Of Au-
gust. Mr.. Leeds is an enthusiastic
Yale alumnus having been graduated
with the class OF 1854. He is a
class mate and friend Of Rev. DR..
Fem. the well known divine, who
Is pastor of the High Street Congrega-
tional Church In Portland.
A most enjoyable musicale was
given in the living room Sunday
evening by Miss Edith w. Schnurr
and Miss Mabel A. Schnurr. assisted
by Mrs. j. NJ. Tallman. Miss Mabel
Schnurr Is a violinist Of rare talent,
and plays with much feeling and SYM
pathy. During the evening she
rendered the Bach-Gounod AVE Ma
ria." Mendlessohn's Spring Song"
Gabriel Marie's Dance RustiQue,"
and Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
Star and the Pilgrims Chorus"
from Tannhauser. Miss Edith
Schnurr played the Accompaniment
and also sang Zone sweetly solemn
thought" by Ambrose with violin OBJ
l.gato. Mrs. J. NJ. Tallman sang
For all Eternity" with creditable
snoothness.
The bridge party given by Mrs.
w. NJ. Swan and Mrs. w. L. Sadler
Of Springfield, Tuesday evening, was
a very pleasant affair. First prizes
were won by Mr.. E. H. Paine and
Mrs. ]. w. Hoben. while the BOBBY
prizes went to Miss Gammell and
Mr.. C.. E. Dodge. The prizes were
appropriate. Refreshments of con-
fectionery and punch were served.
Mile. Mason Of Portland, mani.
cnrist and chiropodist. will be at
the house Friday. July %. Guests
so wishing may have work done.
Mrs. wilfred H. Cunningham OF
Sharon Hill, Pa, entertained a party
at bridge on Friday evening last in
the spacious living rooms Of the Ham,
ilton. Four tables were In play, and
the following participated: MI. and
Mrs. C.. H. Leeds of Stamford, Conn.
MIR. C. E. Dodge of Clinton. Me-, Mr..
c. H. Lunt of Beverly Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Sadler of Springfield.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Ulman
OF Baltimore, Nd. Miss L. L. Tall of
Baltimore Md. Miss C.. F. Gammell
of Medford Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Tallman of Brooklyn, n. Y, Mr..
]. s. Crowley Of Beverly. Mass, Mr..
Thornton Chase. Jr. Of Chicago, Mr..
S. B. Putnam Of Beverly, Mass, and
Proprietor E. H. Paine. Mrs. w.
II. Cunningham presented four
prizes: first Mrs. w. L. Sadler,
pink cretonne laundry bag; second
Mr.. W. L. Sadler. Mexican silver
napkin ring: third Mr.. C.. H. Leeds,
silver key ring: fourth, Miss C. F.
CANNED. a lace jabot. A delicious
fruit punch was served after the par
~. The table cards were darwin IN
pep and ink by Miss Mabel Schnurr
of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Leeds Of
Stamford, Conn, entertained at
bridge Monday evening, and besides
the guests at the house. Mrs. Percy L.
Shaw Of New York and Miss Marga-
ret Newell of Springfield were pres
ent. Four tables were in play. The
prizes for the ladies were Won by
Mrs. j. o. Sawtell and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Tallman, the former receiving a pin
cushion and lace handkerchief and
the latter an Indian sweet-grass bas-
Tat 49,,
by Mr.. w. L. Sadler and Mr.. s.
B. Putnam, stamp book and a whist
set.