Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-22
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Hotel Rockmere.

Hotel Rockmere.
The guests of the Hotel Rockmere,
as well as many cottagers, were de-
ilghtfuliy entertained by an informal
concert Wednesday evening, July IA.
Inc program was as follows:
lntermezzo from That's (violin) Mas
senet, played by Mr.. Paul c. Fisch-
er, accompanied by Mrs. Howard v.
knight.
Marionette Valsette (violin) by Leo
Oehmler, also by Mr.. Fischer and
Mrs. knight.
Chanson Provencale by Del, Aqua,
sung by Mrs. Knight.
Birthday, by Woodman, sung by Mrs.
Knight.
Traumerei (violin) by Schumann,
played by Mr.. Fischer.
Humoresk (violin) by Dvorak, played
by Mr.. Fischer.
The Rosary, sung by Miss Olive
Whipple.
There was dancing and refresh
ments afterward.
The recent arrivals at the hotel
are Mrs. E. NJ. Lichfield and daugh-
ter, of Dorchester, Mass, Mr. John
Sullivan of Hotel Oxford, Boston,
Mrs. Lettie Howard and friend of
Brockton, Mass, Mr.. Walter S. Shep-
herd of Melrose, Mass.
The program of the concert We'd
nesday evening was repeated Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Cap
tain and Mrs. A. Cummings with
some additions. Mrs. Howard v.
Knight sang Magic Month of May by
Ronald and Valley of Laughter, by
Sanderson. The Misses Bertha and
Miriam Muran played duet on the
piano. Miss Lucy Giynn and Miss
Olive Whipple sang a Duet for So
prano and alto. Miss Ards Capron
played piano selection. Miss
Edythe Kingston and Miss Dorothy
Frances Arlington danced an exhi-
bition foX-trot. Miss Florence John
son also sang.
Friends of Miss Bertha Muran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Muir
an Of Boston will be glad to hear of
her prowess as a swimmer. Miss
Muran swan to Chebeague the other
day.
Miss Edna Kingston is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. G. E. Chamberlain, and
Miss Edythe Kingston, at the Kings
ton Cottage.
The many friends of Sanford L.
Willis will be glad to hear that this
young man, who has spent his sum-
mers in the Bay since babyhood, has
taken his degree from Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. He is now
In the zinc mines of Mascot, Tenne-
see. All miss the young man, but
none more than his faithful dog,
Scrap.
Master Julian Rogers of Atlantic
Mass, is visiting Master Allen Hill
at the Hotel Cottage.
Miss Myrtle L. Faulkner of Fran
ingham, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Whittemore at the Ell
Moro Cottage.
Mr.. A. F. Converse and family are
at the Woburn Cottage.
Mrs. w. H. Prescott entertained a
few Of her friends at a musicale. Fri
day afternoon, July 16. Mrs. n. II
Arlington, Mrs. Howard V. Knight
Mrs. James Humphrey, Mrs. Paul c.
Fischer. Miss II. G. Sullivan, Mrs
| Alexander Hill, and Mrs. George Will
lis were present. Tea was served
Mrs. Prescott expects Baroness A. M
Won Blomberg as guest. The Bar
oness and Mrs. Prescott are both ar
IDENTIFY interested in the Shakespea-
rian- Baconian theory.
Mrs. Mabel Grogan, Miss Marion
Grogan and Miss Ruth Grogan, of
Cambridge, Mass, have come to spend
the rest of the season with Mrs. G.
Fl. Hamilton. Mr.. J. V. N. Beeman
of Cambridge spent the weekend
with them.
Mr.. Charles A. Prescott of West
Somerville is visiting Miss Lucy
Glynn at the Allston Cottage
Mr.. Herbert Fischer has come for
the rest of July to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
c. Ffscher's at the Hilltop Cottage.
Mrs. Fl. A. Collet of Wollaston
Mass, Beulah Collet and MI Harry
Collet, Miss Florence Ferguson, Miss
Rose Anderson, Mrs. w. F. Law
renee, Misses Lucy and Hazel Law
renee of Somerville are at the Cooks
Shore Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Stone
ham, Mass, and Miss Phyllis Will
liams are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith at Shepherds Log Cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Culver
of Tenafly, New Jersey, are visiting
Miss Stewart in the Highland Cot
tage.
Miss Florenna Chamberlin, and her
fiance, Mr.. Theodore Morton of New
ton, are visiting the young lady's
parents In the White Cottage.