Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-16
Peaks Island

affect the social activities at the
island in any way.
The social life at Association
Hall began this week and the mem
bers are looking forward to another
pleasant season. The opening Of
the tea room on Wednesday after
noon which will be under the SUI
pervison of Miss Hazel Tapley will
fill long felt want at the island.
Miss Tapley is also to conduct a
private dancing class and has Sc
cured the services of Miss Folly, a
guest at the Peaks Island House,
who Is very proficient in her art and
comes highly recommended The
first class will be formed in the hall
on Tuesday evening.
The society of Kings Daughters of
the Congress Street Methodist Church
held most enjoyable outing one
day this week with Mrs. Boardman
Skillings at her summer home on
Oak Lawn. A shore dinner was
served at seven, and the afternoon
and evening spent socially. Sum-
mer flowers with pinks were used
in abundance throughout the rooms
and the delightful location of the
cottage with the perfect moonlight
made the outing one Of unusual
pleasure. The members who were
present were: Mrs. Fred Millett, Mrs.
Ralph Dyer, Mrs. George Morril, Mrs.
Joseph Perry, Miss Gertrude Davis,
Miss George Sorron. Mrs. Thomas A.
Ward, Mrs. Howard Lowell, Mrs
Frank Mosher, Mrs. James Gribbin,
| Mrs. Eugene Hallett, Mrs. Howard
Mcdonald Mrs. Joseph Curran, Mrs
Henry Mclean, Miss Annie Hug
gard, Mrs. John Cloves, Mrs. Ed
| ward Jose, Mrs. George Montgonl-
| cry and the hostess
The Misses Mabe1 Lewis and
Clara st. Peters Of Watertown are
passing their vaction at the Trefeth-
en- home on Island avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bradford have
| been entertaining at their cottage on
| Wild Rose Path, their daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Da-
ley of Somerville, for a few days.
A house party is occupying the
Naples" on Central avenue for
several weeks. The members are
Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss Erada
Anderson, Mr.. Fred Lynch, Mr..
George Barker and Mr.. David Curry,
with Mrs. A. L. Curry as chaperone.
Mrs. Frank Howarth and sons,
Wallace and William, Of Island ave-
| nue., have gone to Berlin where they
Will visit Mrs. Howarth's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Cobb of sar.
gent Road, were pleasantly sur
| prised by the arrival of friends and
| relatives from Mechanic Falls, who
came in their touring cars, making
the trip by easy stages in less than
two hours. A picnic dinner on the
back shore was greatly enjoyed and
the guests left for their homes in
the early evening. The party in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Cousens.
Miss Marion Cousens, Miss Griffin.
Miss Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and
Mr.. George Stevens of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Brown have
had as their recent guests, their
son, DR.. Everett M. Brown, and Miss
Matthews Of Boston, at their sum-
mer home on Pleasant avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Smith of the
East end have opened their summer
nome at Evergreen Landing for the
season.
Mrs. G. w. Young and Mrs. R. M.
Gray, Mrs d. l.. Sheppard and
daughter Cecilia of Boston have
taken the Bay State cottage at Ever
green for the month of July. They
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
p. D. Mcdonald Of Chicago, who ar
| rived Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Burke of
Beach Road who have been spend
ing few days in Boston and Salem.
the guests of relatives, have return
ed to their cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. John Candy of Bos-
ton have opened their attractive
summer home on the Evergreen
shore for the summer months.
Mrs. John Brown Of Taylor street
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
w. F. Dyer at her summer home.
Miss Marjorie Spaulding is at the
Nestledown cottage at Evergreen
for visit, the guest of Miss Helen
Robinson.
Miss Ruth Morrill, entertained ff-
teen of the 1ota Delta Phi girls at
her summer home for Il few DAYS
this, week. The cottage was prctti-
ly decorated with wild flowers and
panses and the program was made
up Of informal social affairs. In
the party were Miss Dorothy Rund.
lett, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Elinor
Cross, Miss Edith Pickard, Miss Eli
nor Barker, Miss Ruperta Boothby,
Miss Janet Dyer, Miss Ruth Robin
son, Miss Nellie Coffey Miss Eliza
beth Wheeler, Miss Marion Smith,
Miss Dorothea Farrell Miss Dorothy
Hammond, Miss Mary Blake, Miss
Marjorie Blake and the hostess, Miss
Ruth Morrill, This house party is
the second in the series of house
parties at the different GUNNER
homes Of the members, and there
are to be several others among the
1ota Delta Phi girls, as nearly all Of
the members have summer homes
and this gives the girls an opportu-
nifty to come together through the
summer and thus to keep in touch
with the social life of the winter.
Mrs. Elmer Littlefield and daugh-
ter Rosetta of Cienwood avenue,
Portland, have arrived on the Isl
land to spend the summer with Mrs.
Edwin Riley.
Miss Ruth Littlefield of ogunauit
is a guest Of Miss Glen Clancy at
the parsonage on Pleasant avenue,
for few days.
A pleasant neighborhood picnic