Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

Vera Hamilton at her home here. She
is spending most delightful time as
Miss Hamilton's guest and the days
are passing in pleasant fashion.
Don't say word. but go to R.
s. Davis Co., Portland. and inspect
their line Of house furnishings before
another day passes. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Little of
Greenfield. Mass, arrived at the Is
land a short time ago for their annu-
al summer outing and are now com.
fortably settled in their cozy cottage
on the South Shore. They are ac-
companied by Mrs. Little's mother,
Mrs. J. G. Sawyer, also Of Springfield,
who will visit them during their stay
here.
Captain T. d. Turner, is spending a
few days at his home on the island
while on duty and is being accorded a
hearty welcome back by his many
friends among the residents here.
Capt. Turner commands the ~Undine," !"
in the feet Of the Bay State Dredging
Company boats.
Hand-colored photographs, art
novelties OF every description and
most attractive souvenir post cards
are on sale at Bonnyview Cottage,
Bailey Island. Adv.
Mrs. Terrence Parker Of Belmont,
Mass, with her son Master Terrence
Parker, Jr., are visiting Mrs. w. B.
French at her cottage at the West
End. Mr.. Parker Is expected to join
them shortly as Mrs. French's guest.
Miss Rebecca and Miss Polly Craig
hill OF Portland, are visiting Miss
Jessie Ridge for a few days at her cot.
tage here. They are the daughters Of
Colonel Craighill who commands the
garrison at Fort Preble.
Last week a party of sixteen girls
from a girls camp at Sebago Lake
conducted by Mrs. William Tappan of
Baltimore, Nd, visited Chebeague,
where they camped out overnight,
the primary object Of their visit be-
ing to see the flights of the hydro
plane at Little Chebeague Those
who composed the party were: Mrs.
William Tappen, Mrs. w. p. Max
well of New York, Miss Alice
Keith Of Boston, Miss Eliza
beth Buchanan of Steubenville,
Ohio; Miss Beatrix Turner Of Paris,
France; Miss Anna Elizabeth Davis
OF Lancaster, Pa, Miss Kitty Drinker
of South Bethlehem, Pa, Miss Caro-
line Steinman Of Lancaster, Pa; Miss
Gretchen Ancker of Baltimore, Miss
Katherine Evans of Lancaster, Pa, +;
Miss Dorothy Hartman of Lancaster,
Pa; Miss Elizabeth Tappan Of Balti-
more, Miss Laura Watt of Lancaster,
Pa, Miss Janet Howell of Baltimore
and Miss Helen Tappan OF Baltimore.
One Of the most delightful affairs
Of the season was the birthday sur
arfx, xx-hs oh
week to Mrs. John III. Ridge by the
About thirty people were present to
wish Mrs. Ridge many happy returns
Of the day and the fact that it was
masquerade party, caused consider
able merriment because Of some of the
costumes which were worn. Mr.. w.
B. French, in particular, was a strik-
ing figure as Uncle Josh from Bing.
vile, and Messrs. Charles Southland
and Amiel Herms as Italian street
musicians were also amusing. Dane
ing and music were enjoyed and the
big birthday cake which was one of
the features of the occasion, was
cut with all due ceremony
Sstop at A. s. Marr's for a cool
drink on your way up town. Right
on Custom House wharf. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amiel Herms Of Turn
er, are spending some time as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. French at
their cottage here.
Miss Marie Haines Of Woodfords,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Antoine Dor
ticos at her cottage "Windermere,"
and will probably be at Chebeague for
the greater part Of the month.
On Thursday Of last week about
twenty-five of the summer residents
here, were guests at a birthday party
in honor Of Mrs. w. b. French OF Win
chester, Mass. This was scheduled to
be held at Deer Point, but owing to
the rain was held instead in the
French cottage, and more jolly party
was never seen or heard of.
In another column OF this paper Is
the announcement of the sale Of