Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

Long Island for supper. but the days
nun was not yet over. fer In the even
ing all conereeated on the beach In
'front.' or the "Fordette" cottage. at
the West End. and held q marshmal
low toast. which was voted to be q
nttfng climax to q very Jolly excur
sion. On the picnic Mr.. Fred Ford
nonored the party a chAperone and
those. that weut were: Miss jose
phine and Sue Middleton, Miss Alics
ketcn. Miss Agnes l-innamen. Miss
Edith Keith. Miss Gertrude Scaor.
land. Misc Dolly Marion. Miss Ethel
Bates. Miss Gladys Morgan. Miss
Florence Rausch and Misses Lillian,
Esther and May Ford, Messrs. Ever.
EFT McGlauflin. Andrew Burns, Ralph
Mahcrey, Albert Wood. David Boyd,
Frank Csirtiss. william Jackson,
Charles Bennett. Lloyd Blackford,
Joseph Eaton. Fred Ford, Jr., ana
Mr.. Beswick.
Mrs. j. NJ. Martin OF Melrose. who
has been visiting Mrs. W. B. Livy at
the "Rockmere" cottage, returned to
her home on Thursday.
Mrs. H. A. McCurdy OF New York
eft Saturday after having been the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. e. Wight at her
West End summer home for two
weeks. Mr.. G. r. Galbeith Of Bos-
ton arrived Sunday for a three weeks
visit at the cottage.
Miss E. NJ. Wight entertained the
Misses Dooley. Miss Mildred Young
hams and Miss Mildred Conley OF
New York at luncheon on Thursday
evening at her cottage. The Ladder
are guests at the Casco Bay House
for short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drew enter.
tanned at the D'Shawmut cottage last
week, Mrs. Frances Drew and daugh-
ter, Eessie. of Minneapolis, Mr. an,
Mrs. George Drew. Mrs Frances I'm
cry and daughter, Miss Ruth, or Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Black OF
Maiden arrived Monday and arc
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs n. p. Mac
inDis of the Maiden" cottage, for a
weeks visit.
Miss Annie Sharp OF "Chiselhurst'
cottage has as guests Mrs. E. b.
Schallenback and Mrs. NJ. F. SchaIl-
enback Of Chelsea, Mass. who Will
remain for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Strong anc son.
Dwight, with Mr.. John Miller aad
Miss Carrie Miller, who have been
occupying the Hutchin's cottage since
early in July. have returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass. The par
ty have thoroughly enjoyed ,heir
stay at Long Island and are already
| planning to return next summer.
Mrs. George l.. Fogg entertained
the members Of the No-Name .iub
OF Portland At her attractive summer
nome "Ninnewaska" on Tuesday.
Il fo
fully decorated with wild flowers, the
dainty luncheon being served on the
\ broad piazzas of the bungalow which
served to pass the afternoon away.
Those present were: Mrs. Morris
| Miles, Mrs. George Harrimac. Mrs.
Harry Rodick, Mrs. Charles Schon.
land, Mrs. Fred Schonland, Yrs. r.
| X. Schonland, Mrs. Ada Hartman and
Mrs. Fred Motley.
Five young ladies. members of the
| ID. V. ". Club of Berlin. n. H., are
occupying the Pink cottage at the
West End with their chaperone, Mrs.
Thomas Goebel They are: Miss
Jessie Stearns, Miss Alice Gordan,
Miss Beatrice Hodgdon. Miss vira
Hodgdon and Miss Felona Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duane have as
guest Mr.. James Clark OF New York
who arrived Wednesday for a short
stay.
Mrs. A. r. Suffer. Mrs. George
Paine and Mrs. Felix Reed OF Phil.
adelphia are all occupying the Shear
cottage on Island avenue for the re-
mainder OF the summer. Mr. Sut-
| Ter and Mrs. Paine's> son. Mr.. Charles
| Paine OF New York, will join the
ladies on Friday for a weeks yaca.
| ton here.