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OF the author Readings We're given
by Mrs. c. b. Wogthingtun, Mrs. J..
H. Litton, Mrs. c. NJ. Eichinger and
Mrs. VIII Johnson. Mrs. Orr served
delicious refreshments. The next
meeting of the club will be held with
Mrs. NJ. II. Hale.
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SIerry-Go-'Round Club Meets.

The Merry -Go-Round club enjoy
ed a meeting with Mrs. Charles
Quist al GA Hill avenue yesterday
afternoon Mrs. \. p. Drew and Miss
hi.da Quist were the guests ami
there We're ten memers present. De-
iic.ous refreshments were served.
Mrs. g. H. Wallis viii entertain the
club at the next meeting.
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Entrrtnim EI-innhs

Miss Edna Bowman entertained a
number of friends last night at her
home 359 White avenue. Games
was served. The guests were: The
Misses Esther Hogsett, Lembra Ben
&C, Ethel March, Anna Bacon, Hazel
White and Edna Bowman and Messrs.
Leo. Lesher Paul Morehouse, Char
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CcIcbraLc. - nirtlllnr-

NastlT NoTTI7 = FTedorIcE5. Ir..
TO-DAY celebrated the anniversary Of
MS LIST L'rtLdag at the home OF his
parents On Gulnison avenue. The
little fellow received mguy hearty
congratulations, as well as a large
number OF pretty gifts in honor of
the occasion, and several small guests
were present at the birthday party
10 assist LOO the proper celebration Of
the event.
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'TOastmaster" tomorrow night
Given for the high school mostly by
the high school. Don't miss the big
gest treat in the way of a show given
here vet. Splendid musical numbers.
snappy acting, not slow moment
while the curtain is up. Excellent
array of talent. Everything perfect
ly arranged. \ big laugh in store
for you!
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NEW MILK DEPOT.

Beginning Monday, January 22nd,
| Will open a milk depot in the rear
o. 5l4 Main street. "Miller's CoRfec-
tIonery' wnere / will keep on hand
at all times good supply of milk
and Cream.-C Cream for Lodges and
SOCials a speciality All milk and
cream guaranteed first-class Phone
Hickory 1868, or Randolph $50,
"Miller's Confectionery.
j. II. HERRON.
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Ladies' Auxiliary to b. of l.. +. x e

Mrs. r. 4. Howell deIightfuIIy en-
tertained the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers and Firemen yesterday afternoon
al High Five" at her home on Ute
avenue A most enjoyable afternoon
was spent the prize being awarded
t1 Mrs. Harry Strange and the booby
prize being won by Mrs. q. C.. Reed.
Dainty refreshments We're served by
the hostess late in the afternoon. The
next meeting will be on aJnuary gath
with Mrs. Harry Strange.
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j. g. 7. CInb Entertained.

Last evening Miss Minnie Nichols
and Mr.. Arthur Nichols very pleas
antly entertained the J. G. T. club a,
their home on White avenue. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith.
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YEoNEN-CrRCLE ATTENTION

Apple Blossom Circle No. lO7 and
the YeOmen will exchange meeting
places Thursday night. January is.
The circle meeting in the x. p. hall
and the Yeomen in I. O. o. F. hall.
Members will please take notice.
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Fruit RidncI.s Meet.

The Fruit Ridge Literary club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
A. Orr and enjoyed a program on
James Russell Lowell. Mrs. w G..
Knight gave the biographical sketch
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"roastmaster" Tnmorrow Niaht.

THE Toastmaster," a tuneful mus
ical comedy will be given tomorrow
night at the Majestic theatre It is
expected that there will be large
attendance as this piece is a popular
one
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Red Crnss stnmns Sold

At the Womans club meeting yes
terday, Mrs. F. d. Coltrin reported
that Red Cross stamps were sold at
Christmas time amounting to the
sum of S31.S5.
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Iihnne nnIne.

Henry r. Rhone. who attend the
good roads congress and worked In
behalf Of the Idaho Springs route
for the state highway, returned home
today from his trip.
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After the show

You viii find the Royal Cafe open
to serve theater goers with oysters,
any style or dainty lunches. short Or
ders, etc I3S Main street.
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The American Woman's League
will have a special meeting tomorrow
(Fridayl afternoon, at 2:3O sharp at
the Y. w. c. A.
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Installation Services.

The WJodmen Circle will install
Officers this evening at *. P. Hall.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared and refreshments will be ser
yed.
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Mrs. claude A-Iarson Of 61S Cum
nison underwent Il severe operation
today ar ST. Earys hospital. but
from larasr reports rs resting easily at
present and will soon be on the road
to recovery.
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ley Bean, Fred Bowman. Harry Bean,
Goodwin Griswoid and Edwin Boone.
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Frank R. Keyes is in the city today
from DeBeque.
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WANTEp-Clean Cotton Rags al
this office.
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Linn Sn,r

I sing Saw.
Eugene Darling was tugr this
moring hitchiug the steam rrH.r to
tha new circular saw at 'ho woodrile.
The chief evidently exT aatg ssua
wCrkmen on his timber lot.
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Breakfast Foods" ".............
........ Double Male QuaTtette
"O'er Blooming Meadows" .....
-,-.,........ &. Ladies SeNtette
Beautiful Blue Danube. Chorus
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ficer.
Lady Com.-Mrs. Lindhard.
l.. 1t. Com Mrs. Thorpe.
l.. Past Com.-Mrs. Hewett.
l.. f. A.-Mrs. Willauer.
L. r. K-Mrs Olsen.
l.. Chap.-Mrs. Button.
l.. NJ at Airs. Wasson.
l.. Sarg-Mrs. Roentgen.
l.. Sent-Mrs. Troitz.
l.. Pick.-Mrs. Kelly.
Lady Lindhard Conn installed L.
TIechter as Official PrOmpter. A
musical program under the direction
of Ladies Baker and Beye, was well
rendered and heartily encored; this
was followed by delicious refresh
ments prepared and served by the
outgoing and incoming officers. 1t
finished an evening Wong to be re-
membered by Magnolia Hive and its
guests.
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Install Officers.

The J.. 0. 7. NJ o. 7. ". Installed
their Officers Tuesday evening Lady
Trechter acting as the installing Of
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PART IT.
Away TO the Fields" "..... Chorus
"All in the Garden Fair. .......
.......... Unison Chorus, Men
"Out on the Deep" Unison Chorus
Loves Old Sweet Song" .......
.............. Ladies' Sextette
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EAST GARY.

Miss Strohls of Chicago spent one
day the first of the week with Miss
Hazel Lewis.
The town board held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening, after which
the committee on arran gements for the
dedication of the town hall held a spe-
cial meeting. At this meeting 1t was
decided to postpone the dedication for
March 90 to Saturday, May 49, The
change was made on account of the bad
weather at this time of the year
The Misses Camilla and Winona
Babcock of Crisman spent Tuesday
evening with relatives here
c. a. Peterson made a business trip
to Crown Point Thursday
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AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. Foster Murray was hostess to
the members Of the Fern Leaf Linen
Club and entertained them very pleas
ant1y at an afternoon card party yes
terday at her home in East Sibley
street Whist was played progressive
~ at three tables and after several
games the honors were awarded to
Mrs. NJ. Pelzman. Mrs. j. Dufrain and
Mrs. F. A. Bull. The consolation prize
was awarded to- Mrs. Henry Purge
Following the games Mrs. Edward
Murden and Mrs. II. r. Schoff enter
tanned the guests with several vocal
and instrumental selections. A pretti :
~ appointed two course luncheon was
served at five o'clock. Covers were
laid for twelve. Mrs. Peigman will en-
terrain the club members at their
meeting in two weeks. March 21st at
her home in East State street.
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AN ALL DAY SESSION.

The members of the MarthaN Society
of the First Christian church met for
an ali day session yesterday in the
parlors of the church in Calumet ave-
nue.. dinner was served at noon
and there was also a sale of home
bakery from which a nice sum was
realized. The proceeds will be used
TO rthe benefit of the church. The
members will have another sale Sat
urday and orders may be left with
Mrs. Will Lasch, Thursday. March 14th
the members will meet for another all
day session and the program of yes
terday will be followed. The public
is invited to the dinner and sale. Dur
ing the afternoon the members Will
sew for the benefit of the society.
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Assemblies

A meeting Of the members of Ham,
will take place this evening in the K.
of p. Hall in South Holman street
card party and dance was given al
the old Masonic Temple in State street
Wednesday evening under the auspices
of the Protected Home Circle. Seven
games of pedro were played and the
honors were won by Mrs. Fox, Mrs
McCumsey and Mrs. Luthman. Messrs.
Clarence Dorey, Galley and Neil
Smith Dancing was enjoyed immedi-
ately after the card games and the
program continued until late hour
There were many members and their
friends present at the affair.
There were many members present
at the meeting of william H Calkins
w. r.. C. No. 24S yesterday afternoon
in /. 0. o. F. Hall in State street. Two
candidates We're initiated during the
lodge session. The social hour was
passed very enjoyably. Refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge. The members will meet for
another business meeting in two
weeks.
The members of Dorcas Rebecka.,
Lodge will meet Saturday evening in
1. o. o. F. Hall in State street Plans
will be completed for the ST. Patricls
Day social to be given Saturday,
March 18th to which the public will
be given a cordial invitation to az
tend.
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evening.
Mrs. Charles Beroth has returned
from few days visit with relatives in
Warsaw
Miss Eta Henderson returned after
spending a few days at her home in
Beloit. Wis
Chicago today.
Miss Carrie Seeberger will spend the
week end in Crown Point.
Miss Hazel Robinson will spend sun
day in Chicago.
Miss wilma Gallagher of Chicago will
spend the week end at her home here.
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TOIL,ESTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Deganhardt Of
Chicago were the guests of Mrs. r..
Lucey, on second street, yesterday.
]. G.. Bader of Whiting was a busi-
ness visitor here today.
Miss Ona Shower spent the day in
Hammond
DR.. H. Espey was Chicago visitor
today.
Mrs. S. Tchardt of Hobart visited
Mrs. A. Tschabold. on Second street.
yesterday
Mrs p. J. Maioney, on Second street
Will entertain L. d. w. club at her
home next Tuesday.
Don't forget the lecture given at the
Westminster Presbyterian church this
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A LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Frank s. Betz gave luncheon
and afternoon party at her home. so
South Holman street yesterday honor +.
ing the members of the Columbia Club
In company with the members Mrs
Betz entertained Mrs. T. w. OberIin
and Mrs. p A. Parry. \ beautifully
appointed luncheon was served at one
o'clock at tables in the dining room.
Red and white roses decorated the
tables and were used among the
decorations in the parlors where the
guests met after the luncheon to play
cards Euchre was played progress
sively at three tables and the honors
were won by Mrs. w. F. Mashino and
Mrs. John H. McClay. Another party
Will be given in two weeks. Thursday.
March 2lst and the hostess will be
named later.
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this afternoon at the home of Mrs. w.
O. beaverton in Madison street. The
afternoon will be devoted to the trans
action OF business.
Mrs John Lafferty and son of Blue
Island. Ill. are visiting Mrs. Frederick
A. Bull at her home in Ann street.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Williams OF Grand
Rapids Mich. are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. John Hooderharde at her
home in Erie street.
Mrs. Herman Berlin remains quite
i'll at her home in Kane avenue. Mrs.
Berlin has been confined to her home
for several days.
Miss Ella Wickham of Erie street
who has been ill with pneumonia for
several days was removed to ST. Mar
garets hospital this morning.
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MISS voIGHT A HOSTESS.

The girls of the It. r. S. Club were
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Ida
Weight at her home in Clinton street
last evening. Pedro was played at
several small tables in the pariors
following which there were other
games and music. Several OF the
guests entertained with vocal and in
strumental selections. A two course
luncheon was served at ten o'clock.
Next Thursday evening Mrs. Raymond
Zoll will entertain the young women
of the club at her home in Doty street.
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SOCIAL NEWS ron SATURDAY

The Mothers COMMITTEES of the
Hammond Woman's Club Will mc~t
with Mrs. r. A. Weeks at her home.
S3S South Holman street. Saturday
afternoon mt three o'clock.
A meeting of the members of the
Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge Will take
place Saturday evening I'm 1. o. O..
#. Hall i'm State street.
Mrs. NJ. Louise Woods. 0S3 Sonfh
Holman street will he mt home Sat
urday afternoon between the hours
of three and Ave O'Clock for her
daughter, Mrs. Gerald Lando--
Finch of seattle, Wash.
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An ENJoYARLE SESSION.

About fifty ladies of the Baptist
Women's Union enjoyed pleasant
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
pretty new home of Mrs. C. W. Camp
bell, SO Ruth street. The social de-
partment had charge and the literary
part of the program was given to the
study of the life of Charles Dickens.
A vocal solo Hold Me FAST" by Mrs.
d. r. Moon was very sweetIy sung
and the numbers Summers Morn"
and Loves Old Sweet Song" given b.
the trio, Mrs. Claude Palmer. Mrs
William Love and Mrs. c. B. Silver
were beautifully rendered. The fol-
lowing program was given after which
the committee for the day served re-
freshments:
SOLO. Mrs d. r. Moon
Sketch--'T.ife of Charles Dickens"
............ Mrs. Frank Stakemiller
Paper-"Why The World Loved
Dickens. Mrs. John Halliburton
MUSIC Ladies Trio
Readfng-"Oliver Twist ..
...-...-......N Mrs. James Dickson
Reading-"Little Nell" .
Mrs c. s. Houser
Roll Call of Dickens Child Charac-
ters' Mrs Floyd Adams
Music -.-.-.-.. Ladies Trio
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A SOCIAL SESSION.

The members of st. Pauls Lutheran
League met in the school hall at the
corner of Sibley street and Oakley
avenue. last evening for their regular
monthly social session. The Misses
Gertrude Herbst Agnes Klein. Helen
Fodder and Olga Holderman served on
the entertainment committee and had
a program of games and contests ar
ranged for the evening. Music was
also pleasant feature of the evening
Dainty refreshments were served aft
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PARENTS cLUp MEETING.

Miss Norma Locklin will talk on
Domestic Science" before the mem
bers of the Parents Club of the Lin.
coin school at their meeting in the
kindergarten hall this afternoon at
three o'clock. Mrs. John Powell, jr.
will give group of vocal selections
and the remainder of the program viii
be give by the children of the grades.
The members will remain after the
program for a short business session.
A BUSINESS MEETING.
The bi-monthly meeting OF the mem
bers of the w. C. IT, L. will take place
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SEW FOR THE HOSPITAL.

The members of Circle No l met at
the parlors of St. Margarets hospital
in Clinton street yesterday afternoon
to sew for the hospital. There were
several members of the society in at
tendance at the meeting and they &c
complished a great deal of work. The
members will have social meetings
during the season of Lent.
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the evening was devoted to the tran.
action of business following which re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
time was spent in social way Those
present were Mesdames Florence Price
Lena Petrie, Elsie Scherer, Bessie
Davidson. Emma Hoist. the Misses
Elsie Hudson, Louise Stafford and the
following children, Dorm and Devan
Davidson and Stirland Hoist.
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A COMMITTEES MEETINC.

The members of the Mothers Com
mittee of the Hammond Womans Club
will meet with Mrs. L. A. Weeks at
her home. sS5 South Holman street,
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
DIR. Mary E. jackson is chairman Of
the committee. Plans will be made
for the program to be given at the
next public meeting of the club. March
10th.
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err the program. The members will
meet again Thursday evening, March
21st Business of Importance Will be
transacted and it is desired that there
is large attendance of the member
ship.~ The same group of young wom-
en- win serve on the social committee
at the next meeting.
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so Artists Orchestra of 20

benefit of the Deborah Aid Society.
The entertainment was given a few
weeks ago for the benefit of the school
and more than hundred dollars was
realized which was used to purchase
a phonograph for use In the grades
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MEEr IN CHUcH pARLoRs.

The members of the Loyal Daughters
class of the Christian Sunday school
met in the parlors of the church in
Calumet avenue, last evening for their
regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Millner
the class teacher met with them. Tho
early part of the evening was devoted
to the transaction of business follow
ing which games were played and re-
freshments were served
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POSTPONE THE MEETING.

The young women Of the A. ID. Q.
Club did not meet last evening and
there will be no parties while the re-
vival meetings continue at the First
NJ. f. church. Announcement of the
next meeting will be made later.
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The party was given farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins who will leave
Hammond in the near future. They
will join relatives In Pieintywood.
Montana and make. their home in tho
future. Music and games were the
diversions until ten o'clock when
served.
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WILL MEET NEXT WEEK.

There was no meeting of the Oak
Leaf Embroidery Club yesterday aft
ernoon and the next meeting Will noe
take place before Thursday, March
18th when Mrs. Goehringer will be
hostess. Mrs. Goehringer will enter
tain at thimble party.
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PREPARE FOR SALE.

Miss Mayme Mashino entertained
the young women OF st. Agnes Guild
of St Paufs Episcopal church last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Renwick in Doty street. The
mem bers met to sew and a great deal
of work was accomplished. Plans are
being made for a kimona and dressing
sacque sale TO be held the week of til :
Gath. Monday evening the members
Will meet at the home OF Mrs. William
Lawson in Rimbach avenue. Miss
Mashino served her guests with dainty
refreshments before the close of the
meeting.
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AN ENTERTAINMENT.

A little play entitled The Brownie
Picnic" will be given by the children OF
tbs Lafayette school this evening at
eight o'clock in the First Christian
church in Calumet avenue for the
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The skirt of this new gown of
Prfestley's vcfle is In two cores and
has deep se,f-facing. The fchu OF
null Is edged with a plating Of the
same. Null 10 also used for the un-
dersleeves
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MRS HOIST A HOSTESS.

Mrs, Emma Hoist entertained the
officers and teachers of the primary
department of the Christian Sunday
school last evening at her home. $50
East Sibiey street. The early part of
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PROGRAM WAS ENJoYApLE.

Yesterday afternoon several mem
bers of the Parents Club of the West
Hammond school met at the school
hall for their regular monthly meeting.
short program was given by the
children of the grades following which
there was a business meeting. Plans
were made for the next meeting to be
held Thursday afternoon, April 4th
when the children of the Kindergarten
will give the program. The following
program was given yesterday:
Piano Duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Udella Deaver and Paul Siegrist
Music by grades. directed by...-.
.........-.... Mrs. Edith Beardslcy
Folk games and dances, directed by.
......-.. Miss Jeanette Cohen
Song -....y irena Abernathy-
Talk. .............. Mr.. A. G.. Beaver
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Social News
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III q fnnOnd
4 SURPRISE PARTY.

number of the friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs \. E. Collins gathered at their
home in Erie street last evening and
gave surprise party in their honor.
Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15
Bustins Island

Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Crowley, with
Mrs. Crowley's mother, Mrs. A. J
Walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. clarence
n. Lunt. who are summering at Great
Chebeague. have recently been very
welcome guests at the Island Inn.
Among the guests at the Island Inr
this summer are DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Mar and SON Frank of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Luke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Luke of Lexing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Drewry Of Or.
ange. N. j., Miss Minnie Sugatt of Ha
verhill. Mr.. and Mrs. Heald, Mr.. A. E
Heald and son OF Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock and Miss Valentine of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Pike
and friend Of Montpelier, VT, and
many others.
The Casco Bay Breeze Is becomine
more and more popular each year with
the cottagers and deservedly SO. as II
gives each one opportunity to learn
all the local news, presented in an at
tractive form. Long life to It.
Miss b. Lodge and Miss Maud Shu
felt OF Manchester, N. H. and Miss
Loretta Smith of Topsfield, Mass.
are guests at Camp Shamrock for two
weeks.
Mr. John A. Avery, headmaster oi
the Somerville High School, spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Tuttle.
Mr.. ]. w. Blaisdell and family OF
Newton, Mass, after spending a pleas
ant vacation at the Guffy cottage, re-
turned to their home Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Hogan, editor of the
Suffern Independent, is spending the
remainder OF the season with his pa
rents at the Ramapo
DR.. Louis Eugster is having the pre-
liminary work done for the erection OF
his new cottage which he intends to
build next year. While not busy with
this, he Is sailing around the bay in
his newly purchased boat THE Betty.
Mr.. Walter McCammon entertained
a number of his friends by takins
them out sailing in his motor boai
around Halfway rock light house thi.
week Wednesday.
Mis- Mabel Conover of Somervill,
arrived this week to spend two week.
| at the Rockhaven.
Mrs. Nathaniel Jacobs and daugh
ter, Lillian, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar,
spending the remainder OF the seasor
at the Bibo cottage. This is their frs
season here and they are muci
charmed with the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln b. Northup o.
providence, r. l.. are visiting at tn,
Brainards.
Miss Clara E. Taft left this week te
spend a week or so at Ocean Park, Me
On Thursday. the 22d, there will bt
a play given by ten young ladies en-.
titled IAN Autograph Letter." This
date is given ahead Of time so tha,
everybody will have an opportunity
to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hirst and fami
ly Of Pitman, N. J., are visiting at the
Redrow cottage for a few weeks.
On Tuesday afternoon Of this week
the second B. I. c. A. whist party was
given by Mrs. Richardson at the
Wychmere cottage There were about
ten tables. and fully forty guests