Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-02


last year were in the Driftwood cot
tage on the Trefethen shore. have
rented the Waldron cottage on Ire
fethen avenue for this season. The
Driftwood cottage will be occupied
this year by Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg of
Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Skillings and
little daughter Margaret of Massa-
chusetts are at the Skillings cottage
at Trefethen for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waite and
Miss Edythe moved to their summer
cottage, at Evergreen on Saturday.
Their son, Elbridge Waite, a student
at the University of Michigan, is al
SO at the island, arriving in the city
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Smith of Cum
Deriand avenue were among last
weeks arrivals to open their summer
home on Pleasant avenue. Mrs. Ell
mer Gay and Miss Hazel have also
arrived from their western home for
the summer season. Miss Dorothy
Cay will not be on the island this
year, and she will be greatly missed
by the young people with whom she
was general favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Rolf and fam
lily are at their summer home, the
Sylvia, on Island avenue, which they
opened at the close of school.
Miss Eileen Regain of Danfortn
street, Portland, entertained a party
OF little friends at the summer home
of her parents one day this week,
those present being the Misses Lii
Ian Marong, Margaret Wade, Mildred
rogers, Bella Austard and Marion
Rodick.
Mrs. Harriet Fisher is entertaining
at her cottage on Torrington Point,
Mrs. Charles Teele of New York.
The Ladies' Circle of the Williston
church were pleasantly entertained
on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
John Cakes Burke at Trefethen and
the outing. which is an annual affair.
was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Burke was
presented with some beautiful flow
ers, which with the many summer
blossoms arranged throughout the
| rooms, made an attractive floral dec
| Grafton. The tables were daintily set
and delicious shore dinner was
served at noon to the following mem
bers: Miss Carrie B. MulniX, Mrs. C..
B. Shoemaker. Mrs. John Cooling,
Mrs. c. A. Dixon, Mrs. Holman Wal
dron, Mrs. Wilbur Patten, Mrs. S. F.
Corey, Mrs. Jessie HILL Mrs. Gardi-
ner Nelson, Mrs. Ella F. Nickerson,
Mrs. Ellen J. Izatt, Mrs. Edward Hall,
Mrs. E. A. Ward, Miss Eliza A. Ken.
worthy, Mrs. L. A. Winship, Mrs. NJ.
r. Berry, Mrs. George M. Seiders,
Mrs. Eadie Jensen, Mrs. Samuel Nc.
Crum, Mrs. George Cushman, Miss
Allce M. Lord, Mrs. e. A. Lingley,
Mrs. John S. Conley, Mrs. James w.
Taylor, Mrs. Percy Bailey, Mrs. Her
bert A. Shay, Mrs. Frederick Smith
and Mrs. Granville Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Jordan and their
daughter Caro- are spending the sum-
mer at Trefethen, having rented the
B1de a We cottage on Pleasant ave-
nue.. Miss Jordan, who is a graduate
OF Gray's Business college, has &C.
cepted position with the l.. c..
Smith Typewriting company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Haskins have
| been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Bickford for two weeks, who are here
on their wedding trip.
The Munjoy cottage on Central av-
enue is occupied this week by a
house party of Westbrook young la
dies, chaperoned by Mrs. w. F. Grant.
The party consists of the Misses
Edith Boothby, Mildred Allen, Wilma
Grant, Mildred Bradbury, Pearl Sin
clair, Grace Verrill, Ethel Berry,
| Alice Geer, Alice Adams, Erma Hill
| and Myrtle Lowe.
The Evergreen Social Club held it's
| regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of the president, Mrs. w.
II. Durgin. The regular business
meeting was held and the afternoon
| pleasantly spent socially. Light re-
| frpGhmanfr
ess was assisted by her daughter,
| Mrs. William I. Hartley, from Atlantic,
Mass, and Miss Leonora Floyd. The
members present were Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. Ella Skillin, Miss Hattie Skilllin,
Mrs. M. A. Floyd, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
Arthur Weber, Mrs. H. o. Stuart,
Mrs. Albert Cook, Mrs. J. Park Rock
well, Mrs. John Thuss, Mrs. Fred
Hooper, Miss Rose Glen, Mrs. Frank
Bibber, Mrs. Donald Garden, Mrs.
Harry Hanson, Mrs. Fred Drinkwater
and the hostess, with Mrs. Pettengill,
Mrs. Hartley, Miss Floyd and Master
Donald Weber as guests.
Miss M. e. Griffin Of Portland has
purchased the Lakeford cottage on
the Knickerbocker Road; which she
Will occupy for a summer residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL. Kelley, who
Will spend the summer months at the
cottage have been entertaining Miss
Helen l.. Smith Of Baltimore whose
stay has been made very pleasant.
The members Of the Congress
Square Annex, Portland, are to have
an outing at Forest City on Wednes.
day next when they will be the guests
of Mrs. Claude N. Mills at Sunny
Brae Cottage, Oakland avenue. A
picnic luncheon will be served at
noon.
Mrs. Frank Rainville entertained
the members of the Bible class Of the
Peoples M. Il. church Of South Port
land to which she belongs, at her cot
tage on Centennial street, Wednesday
and the day was delightfully."- spent,
an informal social time in the open
being enjoyed. A picnic dinner with
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