Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12

claimed they enjoyed it the better as
they sailed into rough water. The
weather was delightful until the boat
reached the yacht club landing when
the clouds gave forth their already
over popular gift to Mother Earth,
nevertheless, the automobile OF MIR.
Ivan Arnold of Paterson, N. j., con-
veyed the participants to the Bridge
cottage at the Auburn colony. Here
the several young ladies made fudge,
tea and chicken sandwiches for the
hungry voyagers who had been on the
water several hours. The party con-
sisted of Miss Sydney Brow, Miss
Sophie Moffitt, Messrs. William and
Lansden McCandless, Miss Caroline
Fowler, all of ST. Louis; Mr.. Ivan Ar
mold of Paterson, N. j., Mr.. George
Page and Miss Elizabeth Page of
Montclair, N. J., Mr.. Joseph Frances
Dahlgren of Princeton University, Mr..
Woodruff Isbel of Cornell and Mr..
Shepley Paul of Auburn, Me.
DR.. George c. Hale of Providence,
R. l., is being entertaining by DR.. and
Mrs. w. C. Spencer at their cottage
near the steamboat landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Strout of
Jay, Me-, have left for their home af-
ter very delightful stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Bailey and
their daughter, Miss Ida Bailey, have
returned to their home in Plymouth
Mass, after having been the guests of
Mrs. Lucy A. Radaoux.
On the 9Th of this month evening
Miss Florence Arnold of Paterson, n.
j., celebrated her 18th birthday at the
cottage of her parents. The party
began at $50 and the guests arrived
promptly. Five tables had been ar
ranged for playing various games.
Each one was numbered. Four per-
sons sat table and afb,r one game
had been played the two best ones
progressed to the next table and had
his or her cards purchased each time.
Those at No i, threaded needles, at
No. 2, hammered tacks; at No. 8 fish
ed in an artificial pond No. blew
soap bubbles and No. stabbed pea
nuts. After many enjoyable games
prizes were given out. The LIST prize
went to Mr.. Lansden McCandless of
st. Louis, now at Princeton UNIVERSE
ty, End Prize, Miss Katie Williams of
st. Paul, Mimi; and BOBBY prize to
Mr.. V. Dahlgren, Jr., of Princeton. Re-
freshments were then served includ-
ing several kinds of cake and ice
cream and candies. After these most
delicious delicacies had been served,
Mr.. Jan p. T. Friis of Tufts College
delighted the company by introducing
very clever game entitled at" Next
Mr.. Eugene Baker of st. Louis ex-
hibited some remarkable talent at a
guessing game. Stage-coach and a
game of forfeits managed in a most
skillful manner by Mrs. Baker and
Mr.. Arnold closed the evening, enjoy
ed so much by all. The delighted
guests were: Miss Betty and Mr..
George Page of Montclair, N. J., Mr..
Shepley Paul and Miss Paul Of Au-
burn, Messrs. William and Lansden
McCandless, Misses Sophie Moffit,
Dorothy Collins, Sydney Brown, Ruth
and Margareta McCandless, Caroline
Fowler of st. Louis, Joseph Dahlgren
of Princeton, n. j., Jan Friis of Med
ford, Mass, Mr.. Eugene Baker of st.
Louis, Mr.. A. Beckett of Newark, N. J.
On Saturday Miss Maria Austen.
Miss Eva Austen and Miss Warren Of
Lewiston and Mrs. Helen Bigelow Of
Auburn returned to their respective
homes after spending a month at Cas-
co Rest, situated on the summit of the
hill.
Mrs. Downing and Mrs. Horace
Rowley of Lewiston are spending the
remainder of the season at the lit
tie green Davis cottage near the
cause-way.
Mr. Omar Mason Of Franklin, Mass.
is spending a few weeks as guest of
r. M. Strout.
IAN entertainment and fair was CIV
en- at Hamilton's Hall Thursday, the
9Th, evening. by the Macedonian Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters, in order to
raise money for the poor. The en-
tertainment consisted OF reading by
Miss Ruth Buck OF Portland, vocal
solo by Mrs. Mae Brown OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, violin solo by Mr.. Rand, piano
solo by Miss Grace Randall and pi-
analogue by Miss Farnsworth. Mrs.
Lois Slower is the leader Of the Mace
DOMAIN Circle and Mrs. George Trufant
Is the chief secretary. The various
committees were: Work committee,
Mrs. Lois Slower. Mrs. Alice Hall, Mrs.
r. NJ Strout and Mrs. Lettie Tootha-
ker; Flower committee Mrs. Eta VIII
kins; Table committee. Mrs. Emma
Johnson, Myra Noble. Nellie Morrow
and Lucy Bibber and ice cream and
cake committee, Mrs. George john
son, Helen Slower and Susan Merri-
man.
Last Monday night was the occasion
OF very nice party at. the Auburn
colony. Miss Sophie Moffitt of st.
Louis entertained her friends at her
parents cottage. Tmpromptu dane
ing, narshmallow roasting and the