Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04

ure. The grand march was led by
head-clerk Fred A. Prince and Miss
Susie Fellows, dressed as Uncle Sam
and Columbia. The committee having
this successful affair in charge were
Steward Thompson, Alfred Wass and
Miss Fellows.
Monday afternoon a crowd of people
gathered at the rifle range to watch
and participate in the contest for some
very handsome trophies offered by Mrs.
f. B. Hayward and Miss Ruth Hamil-
ton OF Baltimore Mr.. j. K. Clarke of
Ardmore, Pa, with ten shots, on each
Fof two exceptionally fine targets,
scored rs and 6S, total of 144, being
high gun; Mrs. c. A. Judl<ins with the
same scored 81 and 81, total 124, being
second.
Interest still remains keen in the
| ladies' contest for the special silver
cup, the third targets for which We're
shot Monday afternoon. For that Mrs
Judkins continues to lead with Mrs.
Paterson second. Scores are:
Mrs. Judkins, 1877; Mrs Paterson,
$780, Mrs. Eidlitz, ia; Miss Hamilton
174 Mrs. Clarke, 173; Mrs. McGibbon
1877 Mrs. Reilly, 161; Miss Outerbrdge
141.
The finals in the annual handicap
golf tournament of the Northward He
golf club were reached Monday after
five days OF playing, Austin j. Feucht-
wanger, OF New York the 1908 cham
pion here, defeating J. Hurd Hutchins
of T90Stnn in the lac
to play.
The annual mixed doubles tennis
match which ran four days came to a
close Wednesday. The finals proved
to be rapid contest, the second set
especially which wore out Mr.. Dodge
ard Mrs. Clark. They played wonder
full tennis, but their opponents, Miss
Doty and A. f. Doty kept up a steady
cross fire on him, winning the match
and tournament, the score being, Ga,
$40 and 6-1Z
Mr.. J. Henry HentZ Jr., of Philadel-
phia brought joy to the hearts of the
young people on the point on Tuesday
evening when he chartered the steam
err Olivette, arranged for a sail to the
head Of the lake. Supper at the See
boomook house and return home in the
glorious moonlight.
Those who were fortunate enough to
attend the bridge and supper given at
the Yacht Club Tuesday evening by
Mrs. 3. Frank Clapp of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Henry Lea of New York,
were present at one of the most en-
ioyable functions that has occurred
since the new clubhouse was opened.
o. IL. nd Aro
w. H. Dougherty, Mrs. Henry Feucht-
wanger. Miss Milligan, Mrs. Henry
Lea, DIR. Rowland Cox Jr. of New
York; Dr. and Mrs. T. U. Coe, Bangor;
Mrs. T. Sedjwick Steele, Pawtucket;
Mrs. C. A. Martin, Mrs. Balzar De
Mari, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Kinley, Mrs.
j. X. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Down.
ing, DR. and Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. n. M.
Kline, Mrs. 3. Frank Clapp, Philadel-
phia Henry Sheafer, Miss Louise
Sheafer w. l.. Sheafer, Clinton Sheaf-
er, L. G.. Sheafter, Pottsville, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. John Reilly, Jr., Salem, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. EidlitZ, F.. Orange,
". j.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hart Hillman,
Jr., Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev Brian C. Roberts of Augusta Is
in Mt. Kineo for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Appleton and Mr..
ard Mrs. f. f. Walker of Bangor
spent Sunday at Kineo, having made
the trip from Bangor to Greenville by
auto.
Not in a long time has kineo been
more delighted than it was last Sum
day evening wnen the largest audience
Of the season listened to the artistic
singing of Miss Ada Holding of Lew
iston who gave song recital, assisted
nv the Mt. Kineo House orchestra. Ev-
ery number was warmly applauded
His Lullaby" by Bond, sung simply
but with finish called forth the highest
praise, and received q double encore
That this young singer gives promise
of q future was the universal verdict
of those present, and Kineo's audfen-
ces are especially fastidious. Frank
Holding of Lewiston, violinist on the
Mt. kineo orchestra, contributed much
to the evenings pleasure by his solos
and Accomplishments. The program
follows:
Leoncavallo. Selections from Pagliacci--
orchestra. l
of Orleans-Miss Holding.
Mendelssohn, Concerto in E Minor. An
dante, Allegro Vivace, Mr.. Holding.
Norwegian Love Song.
Raoch June
Rond His Lullaby
Miss Holding.
Jensen, Bridal Song-Orchestra.
GODDARD Berceuse from Jocelyn, with Nlo-
lin Obligato-Miss Holding.
Arrivals at Kineo from points in the