Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-26

members of the Pine Cone lodge at
her cottage on Wednesday for all day.
A fish dinner was served at noon and
the afternoon devoted to a program
of sports which was very much en-
joyed by the following: Mrs. Frank
Gailison, Mrs. Fannie Lee, Mrs. Eta
Eaton, Mrs. Annie Young, Mrs Clara
Turner, Mrs. Alice Lombard, Mrs.
Bertha Newcombe, Mrs. Matte Ly-
saught, Mrs. Ella Pickett, Mrs. Vesta
Rosebrook, Mrs. Nellie Benner, Mrs.
Fannie Bennett, Mrs. Clementine
Hughes, Miss Laura Newcombe, Miss
Alice Dixie and Master Maurice
Young. Miss Madeline Winfield as
sisted her mother in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huston and
little son Robert of Trefethen are in
Cumberland for two weeks stay.
The members of the Ladies' circle of
the Second Parish church were en-
tertained on Thursday for all day by
Mrs. w. H. Durgin at her summer
home on the Evergreen shore. The
day was spent socially, and at noon
the hostess served an especially de-
l1cious luncheon. Those present were
Mrs: Harry Steele, president; Mrs. S.
c. Ripley, Miss Helen Putney, Mrs.
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Annie G. Novel; Mrs. Addie Libby,
and Mrs. William Martin Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sears entertain
ed party of friends at the Fern Park
club house on the Evergreen shore one
day this week, a delicious shore din
ner being served at noon. Those in
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Eastman, Mr.
George Sears and the host and host
ess, Mr.. and Mrs. Sears.
Mr.. John 0. Burke, who has a sum-
mer home at Trefethen and is a men,
Der of the Portland Yacht club, hold
ing the office of lieutenant, has been
elected lieutenant commander in the
power squadron. Mr. Burke is one
of the enthusiastic yachtsmen of the
island and the Idlewild is one of the
first of the launches to be seen at it's
mornings in the early spring.
An important social event Of the
week was the auction bridge party
given at Association hall Monday at
ternoon for the benefit of the Boys
club of Portland. Mrs. Irving Horne,
Mrs. Philip Curtis, Mrs. William Keat-
ing and Mrs. James Broe were the
committee in charge. There were
t"clNO 1T pay anu IhS pIlHtS
were awarded to Miss Dorothy Gay,
Mrs. F. s. Morse, Miss Phelps, Miss
Ruth Sturgis and Mrs. Blake. The
afternoon was a pleasant one and
was a great success financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leender Haskins and
little daughter Of the Stateway have
taken the Chatmoss cottage for the
remainder Of the season.
The annual fair of the Evergreen
and Trefethen Improvement associa-
ton was held Saturday afternoon and
evening and proved as big a success
as that Of last year. The fair was
held in the afternoon on the grounds
of the Howe estate, and cabaret in
the evening at the Dayburn casino,
which was very prettily decorated for
the occasion. Gibson's orchestra
furnished the music for general dane
ing which was interpreted with
special features throughout the even
ing The tables were placed around
the hall outside of the railing, cabaret
style and refreshments were served
during the evening. There were be-
tween three and four hundred present
and the whole affair will go down In
history as being one of the prettiest
and most successful parties ever
given on Peaks Island.
Another very important event OF
Saturday was the annual reunion OF
the Sllillins family, which was held at
Oak cottage on Pleasant avenue.
Dinner was served on the lawn In
front of the house, followed by the
election of officers, the report of the
secretary and treasurer, and q short
program OF speeches. Letters were
read from those unable to be present