Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-19
Masquerade Ball
HILL CREST GUESTS cHEBEAGUE
ISLAND HAVE FINE PARTY.
Most Successful Affair Given On the
Island This Season. --.--

Hill Crest Hall was crowded to its
capacity Friday evening last when the
annual masquerade ball given by the
guests of this popular hotel took
place. When the announcement was
made that the party was scheduled
for the week the guests all realized
| that the event of the year was at
hand, yet the fondest expectations of
all were more than realized for the par
ty both in attendance and number OF
participants in costume reminded ore
OF the Hill Crest masquerades of years
ago. 1t was delightful affair, worthy
of the hotel, which always makes
a success Of anything it undertakes.
Promptly at $50 p. M, the masquera-
ders formed for the march and
more picturesque and beautiful sight
could not be desired. The costumes
Of many were original and striking
and it was anything but an easy task
for the four judges to select the vim
ners for the prizes in the differenG
classes. iHowever, after careful con-
slderation to the merits of all, the fol-
lowing were declared the winners.
Ladies' fancy costume, "Fatima
Brown" Miss Genevieve Beale; Gen
tleman's fancy costume, "Yama Yama
boy" Mr. Russell Hoke; Lady's bur-
lesque costume, Charlie Chaplin"
Miss Leila lie Claire; GentIeman's
burlesque costume, Tramp" Mr.. Wal
ter Sanderson, Bowdo1n 1918. The
decision of the judges was received
with approval of all present and the
winners were given a fancy pound box
of assorted confections. Miss Lawes
Miss Henderson, Mr.. Dietz and Mr..
Hoyer served as judges. The music Of
the Castle House Entertainers five
pieces) was of the highest order, their
delightful music helped make the oc-
casion one long to be remembered.
Great credit is due to Mr. c.. Lloyd
Claff. in charge of the social affairs at
the hotel for the success Of the ball.
Every little, detail was carefully work
ed out and more delightful evenings
festivities could not be desired. Like
wise to Mrs. David Cardozo Of New
York City, guest at the hotel, much
Of the success of the function is due
to her assistance in designing and ar
ranging the costumes of many Of the
participants. Many were present from
the other hotels and boarding houses
and the summer colony were largely
represented. The following were a
few Of the many noticed in the party:
Romper girl, Mrs. David Cardozo; Col
onial gentleman, Miss Jessie Buffum;
Turkish man, Miss Theresa Appel;
Japanese girl Miss Helen Henderson;
Pajama girl, Miss Lena Hameson -
Gipsy, Miss Mary Bourque; Indian
girl, Miss Ruth Thomas; DOLL Miss
Myrtle Pettigrew; Folly, Miss Sara
Smith, Chef, Howard NJ. Hoke; Sun
bonnet Sue, Miss Anna Beale; Sport
boy, Miss May Hallett, japanese girl.
Miss Isabel Hallett, Skeleton, Mr. G.
Lloyd Claff; Japanese girl Miss E.
Florence Harvey. Mr.. Howard M.
Hoke was master OF ceremonies.
Last evening the Castle House En-
tertainers gave another Of their de-
lightful concerts and dancing parties
at the hall. There was large attend
ance and all present we're greatly
pleased with the evenings festivities.
Mrs. Frederick G. Coy and daughter,
Miss Barbara III. Coy, of Boston,
Mass, registered Friday for an indefi-
Mite sojourn. Both ladies were among
the guests OF last season and their
many friends here were greatly pleas
ed TO welcome them back again.
Monday evening, twenty-eight of the
guests enjoyed motor party to
Peaks Island, where an ENJOYABLE
evening was spent at the various
amusements there. Tuesday afternoon,
many OF the guests enjoyed a sail
among the inner islands or the bay.
The breeze was blowing gale, yet.
the, party had a pleasurabIe time.
Friday evening, Miss Lillias Chapde-
laiDe, contraito, will give song re.
cital at the hall, Miss Chapdelaine
he's studied several years at the New
England, Conservatory of Music al
Boston and her recital is awaited with
interest. s1E E2
During the remainder OF the season,
many pleasing social Affairs are
ests S VII Visitors Sere have q bses se
more than pleased with the hospital
lty Of propfietor Charles w. Haifilitofi,