Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1913-07-24
Offering tourist.

ant avenue Mrs. Kemp's sister, Miss
Mary Phillips of Manchester, Eng.
land, who arrived this week for a
three weeks visit. This is Miss
Phillips first visit to America and
she is delighted win Peaks Island
and it's pretty scenery.
Mrs. l.. w. Carter, who with her
grandchildren, is occupying the
Casco cottage, is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. D. v. Pierce of Boston.
Mr. Reginald Darlington, who has
been in London, Eng, for seven
months, is expected to arrive on the
Island at any time and will be Joined
by Mrs. Darlington ABOUT the first of
August
The Myrtle Sisters of Pythian Sis.
tiers, No. %. from South Portland, en-
Joyed picnic in Greenwood Garden
on Thursday and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by the members
who were Mrs. Mary Eustis, Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Hortense Lib.
by, Mrs. Mamie Strout, Mrs. Bert
Jordan, Mrs. Myra Files, Mrs Ella
Barbour. Mrs. Sarah Loveitt, Mrs.
Eta Ridley, Mrs. Myrtle Feussel.
and Miss Eva Vosmus.
Mrs. w. T. Bradford entertained
the members of the Mckinley Club
at her summer home at Trefethen
and the time was pleasantly spent in
an Informal social way, picnic din
ner being a pleasant feature of the
day. Mrs. Isaac Clough was a guest
of the club =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seattle and Mrs.
Cert Rogers of Tying street and form
erly of the Belvidere cottage at Ire
fethen. have been recent guests on
the Island
The Misses Marion Stevens and
Louise Stevens, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stevens of ST. Johns
bury, VT, who are visiting in port
land, were pleasantly entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman Skillings
at their new summer home on Oak
Lawn, Trefethen, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Jones and
daughter, Marion, of Dorchester, are
occupying the Dorchester cottage on
Merriam street until September.
Miss Minnie M. Wright and Miss
W1lhelmina B. Peterson have arrived
TO spend few weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow in the Pearl cot
tage. 49,
Miss Beatrice Whitney of Natick.
Mass. is guest of Mrs Alexander
hobertson of Boston, who is spend
ing the summer at the Nottingham
cottage on Island avenue.
The members of the Bosworth Cir
Gle of the G. A. r. were delightfully."-
entertained on Thursday at the sum
mer home of Mrs. w. H. Durgin at
Evergreen. There were a large MN.
Der present and the day was delight
FULLY spent in social way. A picnic
dinner with chowder and coffee serv-
ed by the hostess was a pleasant fea-
lure or the outing, and roses formed
the centerpiece and were arranged
throughout the rooms. The members
VINO were present were, Miss Helen
ranks, Miss Palmer, Mrs Littlefield
MRS. Norton, Mrs. Alexander. Mrs
Chandler, Mrs. George Wiley. Mrs
Lou Thorndike. Mrs. Mortenson. Mrs
u. j. Smith, Mrs. A. Ray, Mrs. 7 G.
Hannaford, Mrs. Lizzie Spanlding,
Mrs. Powers. Mrs. G. v. Lawton
Grace Nelson, Mrs. Walker, Mary
Galley, Mrs. Lizzie Sennett. Mrs,
Mary Cook, Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Ed.
gerly, and the guests were Mrs
chambers. Mrs. Mae Huston. Mrs. G
l.. Perry, Mrs. Foley, Miss Hannaford
MISS Evelyn Adgecombe, Mrs. Bertha
POWERS and Miss Elizabeth Vaughn.
Miss Yvonne Thomson. who has
Ontario since the closing of her
school in Montreal, arrived on We'd
nesday to spend the remainder of the
season with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
a. u. thomson, at their summer
nome, the Bide-a-Wee, at TrefetbenJ
Miss Robbina Wilde of Framing.
nam, Mass, Is a guest at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES BIackman
at UtoWana farm on the back shore
or Trefethen for three weeks.
Miss Phyllis Nichols of Winthrop
is the guest at the Sans Souci cot.
taFe, Torrington Point.
MT and Mrs. J. Harry Steele do.
1ghtfully entertained the members
OF the Ladies' Circle of the Second
Parish church at their pretty summer
nome on the Trefethen shore for an
all day session on Thursday. About
twenty.four members were present
and with picnic dinner at noon
served on the lawn, the day was
spent In a social way, the party re.
turning to the city in the early even.