Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-09-10

day, and this is an annual event which
is looked forward to with great pleas
ure. A shore dinner was served on
the piazza, which was attractively
decorated with summer blooms, the
same decorations being used through
out the rooms. Mrs. w. T. Kilborn
presided and the other members pre-
sent We're Mrs. Fred harrington, Mrs.
F. o. Bailey, Mrs. Samuel Beane, Mrs.
c. F. Pickett, Mrs. George Dow, Mrs.
Charles Alexander, Mrs. Frank Me-
serve. Mrs. Arthur Harding, Mrs.
Franklin Simonds, Mrs. H. w. Stuart
and the hostess, Miss Annie Skillin,
Mrs. A. d. Weber, Miss Hattie Skill
in, and Miss Elizabeth harrington
were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter Of
Vaughan Hall, Portland, spent the
weekend at their summer home on
the Trefethen shore. They were &C
companied by their daughter, Sara,
who has recently returned from the
DR.. Sargent summer camp in New
Hampshire. Miss Porter, who is a
graduate of the Sargent School in
Cambridge, has accepted a fine po-
sition in Kansas City and will leave
the last of the month. Mrs. Porter
will accompany her daughter and will
visit her eldest daughter May at her
home in Wisconsin, before return
ing East.
Mrs. Aubrey Bosworth Miss Eileen
Moore) who is to spend the remand
er of the season at the Oceanside, en-
tertained for Miss Dorothy Clay, at
her cottage on Friday evening, in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Philip Smardon, which event is to
take place in the early fall. The af-
fair took the form of dinner, which
was followed by shower. The table
was most tastefully appointed, dec
orations of golden rod having been
used The place cards were pleas
ingly in keeping with the general
scheme, while suspended above the
center of the table by ribbons was
basket which contained the dainty
gifts designed for Miss Clay. Those
present were Miss Enlalia buddy, Miss
Elizabeth Conneen, Miss Doris Con-
way, Miss Flora Smardon, Mrs. Gin
ton B. Burrowes, Miss Margaret Cot
fey, Miss Enid Roberts, Miss Marion
Pitcher, Miss Dorothy Clay, the guest
of honor, and Mrs Bosworth, hostess.
DR.. Charles l.. Woodwork and little
daughter Edith of Lisbon Falls spent
E. Norris of Island Avenue.
Mrs. Ella Craig and Miss Willette
Craig were pleasantly entertained on
Thursday at the Three Twins cot
tage, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Moulton, who are spending the
summer there. Mrs. Everett Of Dan
vers, Mass, was also present at this
pleasant gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McAuslan of
Holyoke, have been the guests OF Mr..
McAuslan's parents at their summer
home, the Rothesay on Prince Avenue.
Mrs. E. c Scott, Miss Ida Byrne,
Miss Grace Byrne and Miss Alma
Jackson Of New York City are mem
bers of a house party who are pleas
antly passing a few weeks at the
Skillings' cottage at Trefethen.
DR.. J. Park Rockwell of Atlantic
Street, Portland, is spending two
weeks vacation at his summer home
at Evergreen.
Miss Ruth Knight of Camden, who
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Legrow, recently entertained few
of her girl friends informally at pi-
azza luncheon. Her guests were
Misses Margery Sterling, Thelma
Sterling and Gladys Pettengill.
Mrs. George Williams delightfully."-
entertained a few friends at her sum-
mer home at Evergreen. Dinner was
served at night and the evening was
spent with cards. Her guests includ-
ed Miss Rose Allen, Mrs. William
Weeks, Miss Annie Weeks, Mrs. Ar
thur F. Weber, Miss Annie Skiliin,
Miss Winnifred Skillin and Master
Donald Weber.
Mrs. Frank Cammett and Miss Mary
Brown OF Portland were recent guests
of Mrs. Walter Skillin at her summer
home at Evergreen.
One of the most attractive after
moons was held at the Knickerbocker
when Mrs Anderson very kindly
opened her house for social after
noon, with music, for the benefit OF
the Island church. The broad We
randas were beautifully and arts
tically decorated with green's and the
golden rod and golden glow banked
in profusion at every point of vantage,
with the garden flowers, were very eff
fective. Here delicious refreshments
were served at daintlly appointed
tables and the large number of guests
present were given a rare treat when
they had the pleasure of hearing Miss
Martha G.. Cause, noted vocalist OF
Boston, and guest at the house, who
gave several selections. The after
noon was one OF rare pleasure and
was largely attended
Mrs. Henry l.. Briggs and little
daughter, Elizabeth Frederilsa OF