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

MISS Jessie hluge entertained the
younger set of the West End Colony
with dance at her parents cottage.
This dance was brilliant success.
| Professor and Mrs l.. NJ. Passano
and their daughter and son, Miss
Elizabeth and Mr. Magruder, left the
island last Monday. These people are
most charming and were the life of
| every social activity.
Mrs. j. F. Thompson gave a tea, in
viting the members Of the West End
Colony. those assisting here were Miss
Harriet Thompson, Mrs. L. NJ. Pas
sano and Miss Jessie Ridge.
Mrs. Cynthia Soule and her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Clara and Grace
| Soule, all of Portland, have been Wis
iting Mrs. Ruth A. Ross at her home
here. They are enjoying themselves
immensely, but will soon leave for
their home in Portland
Mr.. Minot Huston of South Free
port, is visiting his sister, Mrs Frank
Bennett at her home here.
A merry party of six were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ham
| ilton over Sunday They were Miss
Verne Foley. Miss Gladys Hanley,
Miss Ruth Peabody, all Of Rumford,
Miss Evelyn Littlefeld of Portland,
Mr. Claude Thomas and Mr. Linwood
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Mrs. Harold Fobes and sons.
Charles and Kenneth, spent last
Thursday at the cottage of DR.. Albion.
Those leaving the island last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Arnold, the
Misses Barbara and Vernette, their
daughters, and their guest, Miss Ade-
laide Mott. These people had hosts
of friends here and it was with much
regret that they left having had
The following cards were received
last week: The Anne Hathaways
will have house party from Wednes-
day September End until Friday af-
ternoon, September 4th, at the Wyer
Camp, Sunset Landing, Great Che
beague Isle. Steamer Maquoit leaves
Casco Bay pier at ten O'clock So
please drop all care, and pack one
sheet, one pillow slip, one towel, one
petite, one merry heart and join u.s."
The regular members of the Anne
| Hathaway Club are all of Portland
but came from their various summer
homes for this good time. Mrs. AL
fred King from 'Kingdale," South
Paris, Mrs. Will c. Macfarlane from
kearsarge, n. H., Miss Sarah Merrill
from Falmouth Foreside, Mrs. Joseph
H. Day. Mrs. George Cary, Miss An
ME and Miss Alice Bailey from Great
Diamond Isle, Miss Alice Howes, the
well known head instructor of the
Portland School of Art from Alfred.
Me-, Miss Caroline Gould from Cor
ham, Me-, Miss Martha Russell and
Miss Abby Russell, East Deering;
Mrs. Carl Gates, Little Sebago, Me-;
Mrs. Eliot Slower, Strong, Me-; Mrs.
| Frank birmingham, Falmouth, Me-:
Mrs. Wallace Noyes, Mrs. c. T. Phil
lips, Miss Frances Bibber, Mrs. J. K.
Wilson and Mrs. Edwin Northcott,
Portland. The party were most en-
thusiastic over the natural beauties
of Great Chebeague Isle, which was
at its very best, thanks to Mr.. Wealth
er Man and Mrs. Moon. Merriment
ran rife and the hours flew far too
fast, the party returning to their va
| rious homes late Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Wyer spent a most
delightful day, last Monday, with her
many old friends at Great Diamond
Isle. Especially was it a privilege to
meet Miss Burbank's guest so recent
ly from London, and telling most Won
derful stories of the thrilling condi-
tions in England. A perfectly appoint
ed luncheon was enjoyed at Mr.. Her
bert Bailey's, the guest of honor be-
ing Miss Elizabeth Perkins, recently
returned from long sojourn in Chi
ma.
Mrs. Orintha Soule and Misses Clara
and Grace Soule of Portland have
been visiting Mrs. Ruth A. Ross.
week ago last Friday a party of
young people from the East End went
on fishing trip. AS we all remember
Friday was very rainy and consider
ing the weather the catch was very
fair. Those of the party were Miss
Hart Lester Harris, Miss Marie Rob-
bins, Miss Clara Webster and her
guest, Miss Dorothy BlakesIy of New
Haven, Mr.. Albert Huckins, Mr.. Per-
cy Webster and Mr.. Daniel Harris.
The party returned tired and wet, but
very happy.
Miss Margaret Cassidy of Portland
spent last week here as the guest of
Miss Virginia Bennett.
The many friends of Mr.. Stanley
Bennett of Portland and Chebeague
will be glad with him when they know
that he has baby son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldthwaite and their
son, Carleton, have returned to their
nome in Dorchester after having
spent an enjoyable month in Royal
Hamilton cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton en-
tertained recently, Miss Verne Foley
Miss Gladys Hanley, Miss Ruth Pea
body and Messrs. Claude and Thomas
Hanley, all Of Rumford, and Miss
Evelyn and Mr.. Linwood Peabody of
Portland.
The Misses Margaret and Gertrude
Albion are visiting Miss Marie Haynes
OF Portland for a week. They then
Will return to their home at the East
End.
Mr.. Dana Merrill spent Labor Day
as the guest Of Mr.. Robert Albion. Mr.
Albion, who graduated from Portland
High School with high honors, will
enter Bowdoin College this fall.
Under the direction of Miss Marie
Robbins and Mr.. Morgan Ash, a Jolly
picnic was held on Goose Island on
Monday OF last week. Those compos-
ing the party were Mrs. Frank Web
ster, Mrs. William Allen Harris. Miss
Clara Webster, Miss Marie Robbins