Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26

last week was the one made by Mr..
and Mrs. Fits and daughter. Adri.
| enne In their motor boat to the Cur
| net on Friday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. E. B. Pendlebury. Miss
Hazel White and Master Leon White.
The trip In the morning was ideal.
but on the return when opposite the
upper end Of Orr's Islani the small
craft encountered sudden sQuall
which caused the drenching of all the
party. The bay was so rough that
Mr.. Fits landed the ladies at Aliens
Point where they were shown every
hospitality by those with whom they
| sought shelter. Mr.. Fits and his
son thoroughly enjoyed the rough sea
and proceeded on to the point. Az
ter the storm had subsidized Mr.. Fits
returned and brought the others
home in his automobile.
Mrs. Charles Conant with her son.
Roger and daughter Mary have ar
rived at their cottage near the colony
where they will remain for the rest
OF the summer. They are entertain
ing Mrs. Garland Gordon and her
three daughters. the Misses Margaret
Ada and Elizabeth Jordan, Miss Lucy
Harris Is also a guest at the Conant
| cottage.
What is stated 10 have been the
most successful entertainment ever
given by amateurs at the Auburn Col.
ony Hall was the one arranged last
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
&. Bridge for the members of the
| colony and their guests. The affair
was called Cafe Cclonelle' and Of
fered fine opportunity for every one
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| OF his best talent; SO the affair proved
very ENJOYABLE for the company pres
ent, offering as II did an opportunity
for social chats while enjoying the
stunts. The guests were seated
at small tables and refreshments were
/ served during the entire performance.
while the Misses Edith Rose and
Edith McEUen acting as flower girls
presented small individual bouquets
to the Company. Comment on the
! individual acts must be withheld for
lack Of space, but the program is
given in full:
!. Piano Solo. j. Pickering Thomas
ii. Living Pictures.
My Scotch Bluebell, Edith Rose
Take me out to the ball game,
Alice McCandless
Girl Of the Golden West,
Helen Dunbar
Queen Of Mexico,
Dorothy Hubbard
Girl Types-Sailing, Nan Won
Harten; Motor, Grace Jones;
| College, Catherine Paul; jap
| anese Girl, Dorothy Rose;
| wish / had girl, Leslie Lord
iii. Song-Tip, Tip. the Fiends.
| Hector NJ. Holmes
Nv. Dance-Irish Tilt,
| Nan Won Harten
v. songs-Trench Group.
Helen Baxter
vi. Graptophone Concert.
| VII. Dance. leila Hall
VIII. Specially Act.
]. Pickering Thomas
IN. Reaafng-The Lovely Motor Car.
Dorothy Hubbard
X. Cake Walk.
Helen Dunbar. Nan Won Harten
N. Songs, Edith Castle
XII. Glee Club.
Mr.. Luther Dams and Mr.. Earring.
ton Abbot have arrived at the Pick.
ard cottage where they will enjoy an
outing Of two weeks with their fam.
lilies.
DR.. Edward Paul has returned to
his practice in Boston after a short
stay in the colony. Miss Lena Paul
spent the week with friends at Au-
burn.
Mrs. E. w. Baxter s entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. McCartin and Mrs.
\ Edwards who will be guests at the
| Baxter home for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed are the
guests of Mrs. Reeds father, Mr..
| Osceola Currier at the colony.
1t Is gratifying to learn that Mr.
Than Harris. who was painfully in.
1ured while playing baseball at the
colony several weeks ago has so far
recovered that he is able to be about
again and expects to return tn his
home In Auburn soon.
The Breeze" is glad to correct
the slight errors which marred the
otnerwise correct and exhaustive ac-
count OF the presentation OF "aIin.
doro at the colony recently. Ow.
ing 10 an oversight Mr.. Hector
hoimes was given the credit of hav-
ing arranged the moon effect In his
capacity as stage carpenter. instead
OF MT. Leslie II. Lord. as was the
4 'SS LARA baxter was the
ANY VINO cieverly arranged the
pretty stage settings. which added
so much to the success of the niece
And Mr.. IsbeIl was not mentioned as
member OF the cast I'm a minor role
owing TO an editorial oversight.
commodore l.. II. Spaulding re-
centIy returned from a cruise with
MS friend. Mr.. Orrin Sanborn of win.
chester, Mass in Buzzards Bay and
long Island Sound. and SAYS that
no'e waters do not compare to these
reaching here he left again in he
yacht Clearwater TT, for a cruise 90
Boothbay. Me. with his friend Afr
wafer Hill OF Quincy. Mass, return
Miss Purdon Smith and her ala.
Yer: Miss Lois Smith of York Pa. arc
slslting her aunt, Mrs. & rah.
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