Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20

older members of the summer colony
on Friday night with very elaborate
supper. The guests did ample Justice
to the delicious lobster Newburg, for
all visitors to the Maine coast find
the lobster one of the chief attrac-
tons here and deeply deplore the in
creasing scarcity of the supply.
On Saturday evening the youthful
members of the West End colony
gathered at Mrs. L. NJ. Passano's in
still more youthful attire than is nat
ural to their years. Children's games
were played and prizes were given to
the fortunate winners. Miss Dor
othy Hall captured one prize by the
accuracy with which she located a
donkey's tail. Miss Alice Vernon
and Mr.. Jack Wyer divided the hon
ors in going to Jerusalem" The
beauty prize for costume was shared
by Miss Janet Howell and Mr.. Philip
Dorticos. Between games the guests
danced and were served with refresh
ments.
Mr.. E. Brison Tucker of Baltimore,
Md, arrived at Chebeague Sunday for
his annual visit. He is staying with
his daughter, Mrs. w. H. Howell, at
, the West End of the island
Miss Jessie Ridge, who has been
| away from the island for three
weeks, tramping in the White Noun
| tains, returned this week, to the great
| delight of all her friends at the West
End
A delightful tea was given by Mrs.
Elizabeth Fleming and Miss Fleming
at their pleasant cottage, "Cedarcroft,"
| on Tuesday afternoon to meet Miss
Margaret Sumner of New York and
OTIS Island, who gave recital at
Hill Crest Hall in the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Purvis of
Brookline, Mass, who are at the
Ball cottage in Soule's grove for the
summer, gave a dinner Friday even
| ing in honor of their house guest,
| Miss Mary Tillinghast. Among those
| present were Mrs. Albert ]. Walker,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Crowley, Miss
Marion Pendleton, Miss Tillinghast
and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Alfred Eastman Lunt and
| daughters, Ruth and Betty, with Mrs.
Lunt's sister, Miss Miriam Kallan of
Boston, Mass, all of whom have been
at the Dandelion cottage on the
south shore for the past three weeks
returned to Beverly, Mass, Tuesday
| Mr.. Lunt came down Friday from the
| conferences at Greenacre, Eliot
Maine. These conferences were es-
| tablished by Miss Sarah J. Farmer
| the well-known student and exponent
of Higher Thought. Mr.. Lunt is
chairman of the executive board
Mr.. Coleman Sellers, Sd, of Phila.
delphia, Pa, arrived at Chebeague a
short time ago to visit AIessrs
Richard and Junior Ellison at their
| cottage near Sunset Landing, after
spending some time at Northeast Har.
Dor visiting friends Mr.. Allen Hun.
ter, Junior, and Mr.. l. Somers Smith
are also visiting at the Ellison cot.
| tage, and Mr.. Victoria Francisco
Valdes and Philip AIarvelle, both of
Philadelphia, who have been studying
at the University of Pennsylvania
! Summer School are expected this week
for the rest of the summer.
Miss Priscilla Alden Coe is the
guest of Miss Alice Stewart at the
Stewart cottage for some time. Miss
Coe and Miss Stewart were classmates
at Dana Hall School last winter.
| Mrs. Ray NJ. Taylor and young son,
Richard Hall Taylor, have arrived at
Folkstone Lodge as the guests of Mrs.
Bicknell Hall, Mrs. Taylor's mother,
where they will remain for an ex-
| tended visit. Mr.. Taylor will join them
in a few days.
! Mrs. Gertrude Walker Crowley of
the summer colony and Nine. Suza
Doane, pianist of Boston, Mass, and
| Bailey Island, are to give a recital at
Library Hall, Bailey Island, on Thurs
| day evening, August 81. The concert
| is to be patroniZed by Mrs. Clara
| Louise Burnham, Mrs. Robert E.
Peary, Mrs. r. Huntington Woodman,
the Misses Adams and others of the
summer colony of that island. A
number from here are planning to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Flynn of
RoXbury, Mass, are here on the island
| for their annual summer outing Their
| many friends here are pleased to have
them among them once again.
Miss Marie Haines of Woodfords
| spent few days last week as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Antoine Dor
ticos, of East Orange, n. j., at her
summer home "Windermere," enjoy
| ing a very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Proctor Adams of Worcester
/ Mass, is spending some time at the
| island, being the guest while here OF
his sister, Mrs. William Fowler, at
her cottage at the West End.
Mrs. George Hunt Of Portland and
Miss Madeline Hunt of Brookline
Mass. are spending some time as
| tne guests OF MTS. James +. AlD1On
at the Albion cottage on the North
Shore. Mr.. Robert Albion, who has
recently returned from visit ia
Burnt Coat Island, has visiting him
at present, Mr.. Lester Dodge OF
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Albert Huckins of Worcester
Mass, is expected this week to
spend two weeks as the guest OF
Miss Clara Webster at the Webster
cottage on the North Shore.
Mr.. L. s. Dietz, Jr.. of German
town, Pa, who has been spending
some time here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. s. Dietz, returned last
week to his home. Mr.. and Mrs
Dietz, however, expect to remain al
the island until during the first part
of September.
Mr.. Frank Mar OF New York, who
is spending the summer at Bustins