Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-08-07

on Pleasant avenue, the guest of Miss
Clara Ziersch of Boston, who with
her FAMILY is spending the summer
| months here
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Whittier and
family of Sevathmore, Penn, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jones
| at their cottage in Sterling Row.
Mrs. Albert Wallace of Island
avenue is entertaining her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy z.
AVerlll of Rockland for a week.
| Captain Charles M. Havener of
Staten Island, N. Y, is a guest of
his sister, Mrs. j. N. Dow, at the Lud-
wig cottage on Island avenue. Mr..
Havener's grandson, Charles Haven
er of Haverhill, Mass, has also been
| a guest.
The Social Eight Club members
with invited guests were pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. l.. r. Smith at
her summer home on Pleasant avenue.
The guests arrived in the afternoon
and remained through the evening
for a social time. Dinner was served
at six o'clock on the lawn, the tables
being very attractively arranged and
decorated. The party included Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, Mrs. James Mari.
Mrs. Cameron, Miss Maud Cameron,
Mrs. Albert Whittier Mrs. John Whit
tier, Mrs. Elmer Gay, Mrs L. o. Ed
wards, Mrs. George Gwynne, Mrs.
Pitcher, Miss Marion Pitcher, Captain
Alfred Johnson and Mr.. Pitcher.
Dorothy Gay and Ruth Sturgis assist
ed in serving.
Mrs. George G. Stone of Clinton,
Mass, will arrive soon to spend a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs Charles
tombstone, and will be accompanied
by her son, walter c. Stone, U. of NJ.
1918, who spent the first two weeks
in July at the Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery of
North Arson arrived Monday at the
| Island and have opened their Gotta &c
| on Island avenue, the Carrabassett
Lodge, for the month of August.
Mrs. George Masters of the Avon
dale cottage entertained some of her
relatives at her cottage on Wednes-
day. Those present were Mr. and
| MRS. Samuel Rees and son of Toron-
| to, Mrs. Amos Comeau of New Bruins
wick, Mrs. Robert Doring and her
iio'hCi, 4hio. w dlIeI SIlenQenn1nS or
falmouth Foreside, Mrs. Isaac
Knight of East Deering. Mrs. Charles
Weaver, Mrs. Harry Bigelow and
Mrs. Walter Rowe of Portland.
Mr.. Albert Beals and Mr.. Bates Of
Chelsea, Mass, will arrive Saturday
for two weeks stay at Mr.. and
Mrs. N. w. Kennedys.
Mrs. Joseph H. Dow entertained
the members of the Zarita orchestra
Wednesday afternoon at her summer
home, Pearl cottage Those present
| were: Miss Molle E. Curtis. Mrs.
4. N. Ballard, Miss Eva Coleswortby,
Miss Isabel Clifford, Miss Anna Pet
erson and the hostess Mrs. J. H. Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Duncan of
Everett are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William F.. Duncan at Oceanside.
The second summer outing of the
members of the Ladies' Circle of the
Second Parish church was held on
Thursday with Mrs. N. II. Durgin at
her home at Evergreen Landing. the
ladies coming down on the morning
boat. The tables were bountifully
laden and attractively arranged and
added to the menu of the picnic din
ner were the famous fried clans for
WHICH Mrs. Durgin Is noted and with.
out which no gathering at her home
would be complete. The day was
pleasantly passed in an informal SO.
cial way and the members present
were the president Mrs J II. Steele.
Mrs. ID. w Kensell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sc.
wall c. Ripley, Mrs. A. H. Whitmore.
Helen B. Jordan, Ruth Wells. Mrs
Jennie Sargent, Mrs. Francis A.
Libby, Mrs. Julia F. Chase, Mrs. J.
F. MARI, Mrs. j. s. Mcvane, Mrs. G.
Ryfinburg, Mrs. o. l.. Edwards, Mrs
| Frank e. Pickett, Mrs. George A.
! Gwynn. Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs
VIM. M. Wood, Mrs. Rufus Tibbetts.
| Mrs. Ralph NorwelI and the hostess
Mrs. Sewall Ripley will entertain the
members at the next outing, which
will take place in two weeks.
On Saturday evening at Association
Hall the Improvement Association will
hold a dance and the Overland Or.
chestra of Portland will furnish the
music. These assemblies will be Civ.
en- every Saturday evening throughout
the remainder OF the season. Wing
low Sterling, Miss Lillian Anderson.
Miss Lucy White, and Mr.. f. p.
Jones are the committee. for Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman Skillings
| were pleasantly surprised on Wednes.
day evening when their neighbors on
Oak Lawn with invited guests took
possession. Of their new home for the
evening. An interesting musical pro.
gram had been prepared and refresh.
ments of ices and fancy cakes were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Skillings were
presented with a beautiful fancy hang.
Ing basket containing flourishing
fern, which will be added to their
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piazza. Mr.. and Mrs. Skillings prov.
| ed themselves equal to the occasion
and their guests were given a cordial
welcome