Casco Bay breeze., 1912-08-15

taineo nine or their girl friends at
the Doughty cottage. A candy pull
was the form OF entertainment. and
proved lots Of fun to those engaged
In tugging at the sticky taffy. After
wards the girls gathered around the
piano and sang their favorite songs.
Those who were guests of the Misses
Southall were Misses Louisa potts.
Beatrice Potts, May Southall, Anna
Whalen, Florence Smith. Mary
OConnor and Grace Dyer.
Mrs. William Ciker, Miss Marion
Gfker and Mr.. Norman Giker are
spending August at Bellevue" cot
tage. having arrived Wednesday from
their home In Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray OF Wash
tngton. ID. c., are occupying the
Annahurst" cottage for the remain
der Of the season.
Mrs. Horace Dow has had as
guests the past week DR.. and Mrs.
Hubert Parsons of Boston. who left
Saturday. taking with them Miss
Grace Dow, who will visit them for
short time at their home.
Mrs. Walter Watt and daughters,
the Misses Ethel and Irene Watt, of
Wellesley, Mass, are occupying the
Fairsted cottage during August,
"ANhC shSy arc Wis. u
p. Burch of Earlville. and Miss An
ma Briggs OF Rome. \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Center and
son, Mr.. Harland Center, with his
family Of New York are spending
August at their south shore cottage.
They are entertaining Mrs. Josephine
Carter and family of Elizabeth City.
and Miss Cassie Hunter of Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Manning and
sons, Ralph and Brandon, who are
from North Billerica, are occupying
the Sandy Cove cottage until Septem-
Der. At the cottage are also Mrs.
N. c. Shaw, and son, and Miss Liz
zie Walker of Dorchester. Mass.
Miss Agnes Ames, Miss Priscilla
Cordway, and Miss Helen Root from
Paris, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Charles
Seton for two weeks at the Casco
Bay cottage. The three ladies were
members OF Mrs. Seton's bridal par
ty at her marriage last April.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Joy
entertained a party of friends by a
sail down the bay in their speedy
boat "Oh JOY" They cruised around
the islands and during the trip par
took of the appetizing luncheon
which had been provided, returning
20 Long Island late in the afteroon,
after thoroughly enjoying the days
trip. The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joy
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baron, Mr..
and Mrs. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Skillin.
Skillen, Martha Garden, Harriet
SWEET, and the Messrs. George Swan,
Perry Bartlett, Harry Joy, Frank
Shaw.
Mrs. Bertha Hutchinson and her
two children. Josephine and George.
have arrived to spend August at
their summer home, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Preusse. Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Issebacker and daughter Of Brooklyn.
are their guests for a two. weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Roche of Brook
Ilyn, and daughter. Mrs. Hesler.' OF
Elizabeth City are guests OF Mrs.
Walter Church at her summer home.
At "Kemah" Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Richmond have as guests Mr. and
Mrs. F. C.. Andrews Of Wollaston,
who arrived last week for short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Brown are en-
tertaining at their summer home.
"WaIdmar," Mr.. and Mrs. George
Knights of st. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. NJ. Elliott Of Windham, Miss Sal
lie Warren, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Phillips of Westbrook, Me.
Mr.. Horace Madison OF Auburndale.
Mass, was a guest over the last
weekend Of Mrs. w. B. Jackson and
family at the Everett cottage.
Mr.. Calvin Davenport and son, Gil
bert, left for their home in st. Louis
on Wednesday, after spending the
past three weeks as guests at yer
ona villa" Miss Alice Ragan, who
has been visiting at the cottage since
early in July, and Mr.. Oliver Davis,
who also was a guest, returned 10
New York on Sunday.
Mrs. Bates has as guests at her
summer home, 'Idlehurst," for
short visit, Mr.. p. s. Croton OF Som
erville and Mr.. David @. Boyd OF
Providence. II. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and Miss
Helen Weber OF Montreal. West, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Duck.
worth at the "Westmcnt" cottage for
the first four days OF last week. Mr..
Duckworth came Sunday and spent
ttN hdsE htc he-hss
turning TO Montreal.
Mr. A. s. Bryant Of Boston arrived
last. Saturday ard is spending few
days at the Bronx cottage, as the
guest Of Mrs. Bowen.
One of tho most enjoyable pic
mics that has been held in a long
time was that Of a party OF young
people from the West End colony.
last Wednesday. There were some
thirty-six In the party and in Mr..
Fred Ford's motor boat, Esther" and
Mr.. Albert Woods sloop they were
taken to Cousins Island, the start be-
ing made about ninethirty. At Cous-
ins they we're Joined by several
friends who have summer homes
thero and then In the Beach Grove.
near the head Of the island, all sat
down to a most bountiful luncheon.
which. from the way II disappeared.
was certainly appreciated by the pic