Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-31
Hill Crest
HOTEL CROWDED TO OVERFLOW
WITH TOURISTS.
Many Delightful Parties Given the
Past Week.

Many Delightful Parties Given the
Past Week.
The hotel at the present time is
crowded to overflow and daily appli-
cants are refused on account of all
accommodations being taken. The
fame of Hill Crest is so we'll known
that 1t is not to be wondered that tour
lists visiting this island desire to be
within its hospitable doors. Proprietor
charles w. Hamilton could easily fill
motel OF two hundred rooms and we
trust the day is not far distant when
ne Will have hotel large enough to
accommodate all who desire to spend
their outing at the popular hotel of
the island. During the past week the
social life at the hotel was most ac.
tive, dancing parties being given
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
and the attendance being very large.
Thursday evening an Auction Bridge
and whist party was held at the Pa
V1l1on and there were eight tables at
play. Mrs. John W. Hoben won the
ladies' first prize at bridge and Miss
Madeline Seitz at whist. Mr.. Geo. F..
Iaft won the gentlemen's honor at
Drldge and Mr.. j. p. Kelley at whist.
Ihe second ladies' prizes were award
ed TO Mrs. Geo. NJ. Newgent at bridge
and Mrs. Chas. S. Johnson at whist
Gentlemen's second prizes were given
10 Mr. Geo. NJ. Newgent at bridge and
Mr.. Lambkin at whist. The consola-
zion prizes were awarded to Mrs.
CHARLES Lombard for bridge, and Miss
Vestie Barlow at whist, while the gen.
tlemen's consultations were secured nv
Mr.. Herbert G. Finn at bridge and Mr.
John w. Hoben at whist. Dancing fol.
lowed and delightful evening was
spent. FRIDAY evening several Of the
guests, under the leadership of Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Johnson of Boston. en-
1oyed hay rack ride about the island
The start was made from in front of
the hotel at p. m, and all along the
route the merry party attracted At
tention with their songs and bell ring.
ing. 1t was most enjoyable affair
and others Of like nature are man.
ned. Among those Of the party were:
Mr.. III. P. Wolf. Boston; Miss Clara
Goudy, Misses Margaret and Maude
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambkin. Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. Olsen, Miss Olsen. Miss
Grace Davis, Mrs. 8. K. Multer. Mr.,
sidney NJ. Warshauir, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
.. Johnson and others Friday even.
ing stunt party was given and
among those who contributed were
Mrs G. s: Lombard at the piano, Miss
cora l.. Mahoney, vocal selections and
at the close of this part OF the pro.
Slah the company were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Hoben at The cot
tage, where they were entertained bv
selections from a Victor machine
.o Inc following delicious dinner was
DINNER, JULY q. 1919.
S SssssSSo Bay Clam Stew with Toasted s.t,;,os
Snnnlen lomatoes. Cucumbers fe,i,ce
n BSoiied Cod; Egg Sauce, Potatoes Ns,vrai
Roast Vctnor, ,py', Caper Sauce
Cranberry Sauce DRESSING
p Roast Sirloin OF Reef All Tue
KoaSi Loiu OF Native PORK. AZ I.IIv
BAKED Sage Leaf Sausage
900. epommes dc Terre Enpuree
Rolled pptatssee, Vanilla Sauce
Hill Crsst W.. ~ Mashed Potatoes
Apple Pie, p,..Irn ZEN Peas
:, Sabinet Pudding, Cream Save.
Nanina Ice Cream, Chocolate Fudoe
r. american Cheese and Saifipss
Yea Cafe Noir Mil