Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-07-29


near Eastern Landing. AS her guests
for two or three weeks she has Mrs.
Eoline Monson Reed and her little
, daughter Margery of Providence, r. l..
/ Mrs. Horne delightfully."- entertained
over Sunday her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Beecher Monson who have now re-
/ turned to their home in Portland.
Among those to arrive at Eastern
Landing lately were seen Mr.. and
, Mrs. Luther Phillips and their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Phillips, all
from Worcester, Mass. They are Wis
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Robinson
at their attractively located cottage
near Eastern Landing
Mr.. J. w. Hoben of Springfield
Mass, visited his family over the
weekend just past and is expected to
spend the coming one with his fami-
ly here.
Mrs. Hugh Gordon Deane of Spring
field. Mass. left last week for her
home. She spent a most delightful
two weeks visit on the island at
Noodle -Head"
| Miss Ambia Harris has lust cele-
brated another birthday on the is
land. Her party this time took the
form of beach party held on the
rocks in front of the "Noddle-,Head."
The dinner served was a most deli
cious one, according to reports.
Among those of the party were, Mrs.
Rebecca Webster, Mrs Henry H.
Robbins, the Misses Clare ard Olive
Webster, the Misses Margaret and
Gertrude Albion, Miss Barbara Ar
mold, Miss Eleanor Hunt, Mr.. Rob
ert Albion, Mr.. Vernette Arnold and
the Harris family.
Mrs. Henry H. Robbins recently
gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs.
John Morgan Ash's guest, Miss Julia
Ash. Mrs. Robbins proved a most
attractive and charming hostess, roy
ally entertaining her friends. Those
present were Mrs. John Morgan Ash,
Miss Elizabeth Ash, Miss Margaret
Ash, the guest Of honor, Miss Julia
Ash and the hostess.
DR.. James Albion's daughters,
Margaret and Gertrude, are enter
tanning their girl friend, Miss Eleanor
Hunt of Brookline, Mass, who already
occupies place of popularity among
the younger set of the colony. Mrs.
Albion has as her guest, Miss Lizzie
l.. Bullock from Worcester, Mass.
Miss Marie Robbins, who has been
spending the summer in Georgia and
the past two weeks with friends at
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina,
is expected to have arrived this week.
Miss Robbins arrival will be most
welcome as she is valuable and active
| in the social life here. Mrs. Henry
H. Robbins expects Miss Louise Rob-
bins of Springfield, Mass, the first of
August. She also will have as guests
at that time, Miss Emily Bridges and
Miss Anne Bridges, both of Brookline,
| Mass, for a weeks sojourn.
Mr.. Charles E. Berry, who has been
visiting Mrs. George Hicks at her
summer cottage, has returned to Wa
tertown, Mass. He will soon return,
however, for stay of greater length.
| Mr.. G. H. Roberts has returned to
Arlington Heights, Mass, to resume
his duties as Superintendent of the
Riverside Press of the Houghton &
Miffien Publishing Co. Master Hal
/ lam Ring, friend of Miss Ethel Rob
erts, has also returned to Arlington
Heights after a most pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Boyden expect
Mr.. Boyden's brother, Mr. H. l.. Boy
den, and his wife who will arrive on
Friday for visit of a week.
| NllSS vi. LbO"heI lTOH NeWlOu,
Mass, is visiting Miss Nellie Hart at
her cottage, the "Tranquilla", for a
month Miss Hart also is entertain
ing for a few days her friend, Miss
Sophia Kirk of Philadelphia, Penn.
Mrs. w. B. French of Winchester,
| Mass, who has been the house guest
of Mrs. Antoine Dorticos, entertained
a party of relatives Monday at lunch
con at the Falmouth, followed by a
matinee at the theatre. Following
were the guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt
Coolidge, Mrs. Frank E. Haines, Miss
| Helen Bates, Mr.. l.. w. Bates, Port
land; Mrs. A. Dorticos, East Orange,
n. j.; Mrs. Harmon Morse, Baltimore;
Miss Sarah Clark, Norridgewock.
Mrs. Charles Allen, Pressure Isle, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. #. E..
Thompson.
DR.. Admont Clark who has been
| spending several days at the Howell
cottage has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. William Howell and Mrs. L. NJ.
| PaSsano attended the organ concert at
/ City Hall, Monday.
Mrs. Earnest Ballard and daughter
| have returned from a visit to Woods
Hole.
Mrs. John Ridge entertained the
West End Colony at tea Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw are guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Waldo Glidden, at
the Glidden cottage.
Mrs Leroy Hill and son Freeland
are visiting Mrs. Julia Hill, her moth
er-in-law at Cousins Island for a week.
Mr.. Leroy Hill is at present busy on
Cousins Island pursuing his trade as
a carpenter. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Jacobs of West
Roxbury and family consisting Of the
Misses Helen, Barbara and Martha
Jacobs have arrived and opened their
cottage "Fairview," near the postoffice.
Madam Jacobs Of West Roxbury, Mr..
Jacobs mother, will spend the summer
with her son and his family.
The family of Mr.. Raymond Hines
Of Passaic, N. j., have arrived at their