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

IA bNEELE, THURSDAY, IL
George Hopper, Mrs. Orris NAL
oney Mrs. George Whitehouse, Miss
Eva Clark, and Miss Eva Thornton
as p guest.
MRS. Clara Greeley has been en-
tanning Miss Villa Packard of Port
land, at her summer home on Island
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Honan will
entertain at their summer home at
Rock Bound Park, Miss Harriet Fay
OF Portland, for the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Ordway of
okowhegan, have arrived at their
summer home at Evergreen, motor
ing down in their touring car for a
weeks stay. They were accompanied
by Mrs. John Lancaster and daugh-
tiers, Adelaide and Genieve, who will
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles F.. Turner, has pleas
ant house party of guests at the
Wh1tlo, where she is spending the
summer months, who are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Head, Mrs. Robert Neal,
and Miss Edith Neal, all Of Phila-
,delphia. On Tuesday they were join
ed by Charles j. Montgomery of
Philadelphia for an extended visit,
who will make a pleasant addition
to the party.
Mrs. William Fooks (Helen Porter)
Of Salisbury, Maryland, arrived this
week to spend several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter,
at their summer home on the Trefe-
then shore.
Mrs. Louise Cook of Boston has
ly.YT fh1
Pleasant avenue, and has Mr.. Cooks
brother as her guest:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jason, with
their small daughter, jeanette, of
East Deering. were guests of Mr..
Jason's parents at their home on Cen
ternial street this week.
Mrs. S. H. Durloo, her daughter
Pauline and her son Melvin are at
the Irwin cottage on Pleasant avenue,
where they spent a long season last
year.
Mrs. Cora Macmillan of Brock
ton has been spending two weeks
with her sister at the Grand View
cottage at Evergreen.
The Misses Kitty and Edith Green
of Boston, have been the recent
guests of Mrs. Byron Nichols at the
Acosa cottage. They were formerly
of Portland and are being pleasantly
greeted by their many friends.
Mrs. ]. F. Mari of Sherman street
has arrived at the island and is oc-
cupying her cottage on Pleasant
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Low and Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Jenkins have returned
from delightful three days visit in
Boston and vicinity.
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are at their summer home on the
Trefethen shore for the season. p,
Miss Molly Morgan of Deering and
her cousin, Miss Annie Morgan, OF
Dover, N. H., who has been making
an extended visit with her, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Morgan, at the Diamond View. Mrs.
Alonzo Wentworth of Deering has
also been a recent guest at the cot
tage.
Members of the Modjeska Social
Club were very delightfully."- entertain
ed one day this week by Mrs. Board
man L. Skillings at her attractive
summer home on Oak Lawn. A de-
llcious dinner was served at noon
with covers for twelve and Mrs. Skill
llngs was assisted in serving by her
guest, Mrs. Fuller. The centerpiece
for the dining table was greatly ad-
m1red and made a pretty setting for
the dainty table appointments. An
informal social passed a pleasant af-
ternoon and the party included Mrs.
George Shaw, Mrs. Nettie Jordan,
Mrs. Thomas b. Peters, Mrs. Ralph
Purington, Mrs. George Scribner,
Mrs, Wdlliam F. Dyer, Mrs. George
Lefavor, Mrs. Herman Dyer, Mrs.
Charlpc Etlllor Mice Kofblaan E,,,Ilo,
and the hostess. Mrs George Lee
favor will entertain the club at it's
next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Decelle and
Miss Charlotte Downs of North Deer
ing, have been recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Floyd at their sum-
mer home at Evergreen.
Miss Lurnette Phillips of Portland,
was a guest this week Of Mrs. Don
aid Garden at the Overlook cottage,
Evergreen Landing.
Mrs. Philip Conley of Topsfeld,
Mass, is at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Legrow for visit.
Mr.. Conley has also been here for a
short stay.
Mrs. Robert Brown and daughters,
Edith, Hazel and Master Leslie of
Montreal, are pleasantly located at
the Chatmoss cottage at Trefethen
for the season. Master Horace Brown
is also with the family for a summer
outing.
Mrs. B. A. Norton is at the Way
side cottage for a few weeks stay
with Mrs. A. D. Weber.
The reception given on Thursday
afternoon by the Improvement AS
ISOLATION to the summer colony at
Trefethen and Evergreen was in every
way great success and a large num-
Der attended. The arrangements in
charge of the social committee were
very charmingly carried out and the
hall was very simply but beautifully
decorated. Light refreshments were
served and Mrs. Frederick Whitney
and Mrs. Georgia Maggi were at the
fil