Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-23

quiet restraint, which permitted the
violin it's brilliance and effect, give as
! surance of an evening of much enjoy
ment. A very delightful part of the
| recital last Sunday was presented by
Mrs. r. H. Woodman, who sang new
and as yet unpublished composition of
Mr. Woodman's, and then in response
to repeated requests, the open Sec
ret" which is such favorite with the
summer people here. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Woodman. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
| % Violin Solos. ~
a. Aria Janegla
ID. Iavotte .......... .......... barsee
c orientaie ................... LUZ
e. e. PRE- Tena Song Wagner. ihelmyy
f. Two Movements of Concerts: -.
Mr. bernard sinsheimer 's'''l"'"'
- songs Mrs. r: ii. woodman "0'"''''
CD Theme se0 and VARIATIONS ons eR 2omp the
Mr. and Mrs. bernard Sinsheimer.
DR.. Frank E. Bum of East Orange,
n. j., is a guest at the MacNeille cot
tage on Pebbly Beach. Mr.. Mac
Nellie is expected to arrive at the
island this week for short stay.
Miss Dorothy Power of Boston,
| Mass, arrived at the island last
| week and is visiting Miss Esther
Root at "Tekitisi." Mr.. George Hale
| Pulsifer, who was a recent guest at
the Root cottage has left for Var
mouth Island, where he spends the
summers, after making short visit
to Bailey Island.
| Mr.. John Nixon of Lewiston, who is
spending the summer at Bay View
cottage, celebrated his ninety-fif
| ~, i~f1, dow ncf nd nf
| friends among the residents called
to wish him many happy returns of
the day and many more years of
happiness.
| A very enjoyable dance was given
last Thursday night at the library
by Messrs. Eddie Sinnett, Perley Sim
nett, Joseph Adler and William
Tracey. The affair was we'll attend
ed by both summer and winter resi-
dents and the evening past most de-
lightfully for all present.
| Mr.. R. H. Woodman left last We'd
nesday for a two weeks cruise in
his yawl "Winjoy" along the Maine
| Coast Those who were along be-
sides Mr.. Woodman were Major G. o.
Cress, Lieutenant James B. Cress
and Mr. Steuart NJ. Ford. F.,
Miss Dorothy Lawton of Rochelle,
n. Y, is the guest of Mics Josephine
Thorp at her cottage in Maiden
Lane, having arrived last Thursday.
Mrs. George Sumner of New York,
who is spending the summer at Orr's
| Island, was at Bailey's for a short
time last week, visiting friends here
1t is possible that her gifted daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Sumner, will
give a recital at Bailey some time in
August Miss Sumner has been
studying voice culture in Berlin I'M
der Herr Kappelmeister Malata, the
conductor of the Royal Dresden OPP
era House, and Madame Reuss BEIGE,
the stage director of the Bayreuth
Festivals, and will teach voice plac-
ing and operate work in New York
next winter, having allied herself
with the Alberti School Of Express
| sion. Miss Sumner comes of a very
musical family, her father having
been the leader Of the Handel-Hay-
den chorus in Boston, and her
grandfather, Mr.. Thomas Ryan, hav-
ing been the leader Of the Mendels-
sohn Quintet Club, being known as
| the father of chamber music in
| America. Miss Sumner is a personal
friend Of such great singers as
Mesdames Sembrich and Fremstadt
Mr.. A. M. Wilson of Philadelphia,
Pa, arrived on Monday Of this week
and Joined Mrs. Wilson, who is
spending the summer here.
Miss Martha Noyes of Haskell Is
land will be the hostess next week
at house party at Haskell Island at
which several of the younger Bailey
Island residents will be guests.
Those who will compose the party
L.,
nelia Cress, Miss Winifred Woodman,
Messrs. Edwin, Steuart and Theodore
Ford and Mr.. Allan Waterhouse.
One Of the regular summer fam
lilies here whose absence will be
much felt this year, is that of Mr..
and Mrs. Addison E. Burnham. of
Newton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Burn
ham are spending the summer trav-
cling abroad, while Miss Joan is at
girls camp and Messrs. John and
Junior Burnham are acting as coun-
cillors In boys camp.
Mrs. Herbert B. Baldwin and Miss
Helen Baldwin of Newark, N. j.. ar
rived at the island last week. Mrs.
Baldwin Is visiting Mrs. G. r. Mann
at her cottage here, while Miss Bald
win Is guest of Mrs. Carl Graf.
Miss Baldwin is senior at Welles-
ley College next winter.
Mrs. e. Irving Morse of Marlboro.
Mass, and Mr. Robert d. Morse of
Brookline. Mass, are the guests of
Mrs. Lincoln Fighter at her cottage
here. Mrs. Morse will visit Mrs.
RICHTER for space of ten DAYS.
while Mr.. Morse will be here until
August End.
Mr.. Albert Streuli of Plainfeld. N.
j., who has been away from the is.
land for a few weeks, returns this
week to join Mrs. Streuli here.
The Bailey Island baseball team
lost game last week to Cliff island
by the score OF SO. The game was
an exciting one from start to finish.
The batteries were: ClifS Island. 10.
Griffin and Spear; Bailey Island, pid-
gin and Ford.
DIR Harriet Rurneft xs,aa onoxn4nA