Casco Bay breeze., 1912-07-11

Miss Lougee entertained at Peak,
Island. a house party for over the
Fourth, her Iguests including Miss
Dyer and Miss Hearsey OF Portland
Miss Bonney OIL Boston and Miss
Priest OF New York.
Mr.. w. II. Haskell returned this
week from a business trip to Massa,
chusetts. to the Somerville cottage
where the family are spending the
summer. This Is the family's first
season at Peaks and they will enter.
tain many OF their home friends
throughout the summer. the first to
arrive being Miss Helen Colley of
Nest Somerviile. who will remain
through July with the family.
Mrs. II. o. whitten has been enter
tanning Mrs. Alice Reagan and
daughter. Charlotte at the Whiteio
End. Portland. for few days.
Miss Helen Robinson of the Nestle
ing Miss Gertrude Menish OF the End
End. Portland. for few days.
Among the guests from away who
will visit the island very soon is Mrs
Maurice w. Bacon. of New London.
Conn.,. who Is to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Kicker. at the Burystone.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAusland and daugh-
ters Elsie and Amelia and son John.
Of Holyoke, Mass, are registered at
the Colonial House on Pleasant ave-
nue.. coming to the island in their
touring car, which is affording much
pleasure to the family and their
friends.
Other guests are Mrs. Fisher and
daughter of Jamaica Plain. Miss Mel
lie Saxon of South Portland and her
house guest. Miss Maud Culmer of
Nassau. Bahama Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody and family, O.
Danforth street. Portland, spent the
Fourth at Evergreen, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Lane, at their
| summer home. Mr.. Lanes father.
Mr.. John Lane Of Medford, was also
a guest for a few days.
The first tea room to be established
at Peaks Island, has been opened at
Tre.ethen at the Hawkeshurst cot
tage. which is delightfully."- situated
for such purpose.
Miss Marion Phinney of Deering.
| and a teacher in the LongteiIow
school, and Miss Marion Straw, also
| teacher, are the proprietors and
besides serving tea, coffee and sand
wiches, and ice cream. are putting up
| lunches for picnics. and making a
speciality of home made candies. They
have also a collection of the Thomp-
sons prints and the rooms and
piazzas are very cozy and artistically
arranged. and is already becoming a
popular place to spend a social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saxon and
little daughter Laura, of Philadel.
phia. have arrived at the Saxtonia,
the beautiful summer home of Mad
~. S.xrN -
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Water
house entertained a large party at
| dinner at the Oceanic on the Fourth
and their guests included Mrs. Alice
G. Robinson, Mrs. c. n. Nash. Mrs.
E. S. Brown, Miss Minnie Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Morris and
Master Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton and
family of Deering, have opened their
summer home on Oak Lawn, for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Steele of Lo-
Gust srreet. Portland, who nave re.
| Gently opened their summer home at
Trefethen. will entertain the Ladies'
Circle OF the Second Parish church
on Thursday of this week, for all
! day.
| Mrs. Mary Goodson and daughter
Miss Marion Goodson, of Everett
have opened their summer home on
the Oceanside for the season. and
will entertain Mrs. Mills and son Her.
bert, of Massachusetts, for several
| weeks.
/ Hon. w. II. Kimball of Stratford
Is passing week at his cottage. Mrs
and Miss Kimball having been here
several weeks.