Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-05
Peaks Island
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VI thiS cSooou was uelu at Oak
cottage on Pleasant avenue, Sunday
evening when Mrs. Charles Turner
opened her home for a musicale
which was in charge of Professor
Walter Robert Douglas, the noted
baritone singer, who is summering at
the island. There were about one
hundred guests present from the ho-
tells and nearby cottages, and the
evening is being spoken of as one of
the most pleasant and delightful af-
fairs of the summer Mrs. e. P.
Swain of Robinhood Lodge and a
society reader of note in Boston and
Waltham, gave two splendid selec-
tons which were heartily encored
end there were vocal solos by Mrs
George Maggi, Charles Sumner
Carleton and Miss Pearl Bates. Miss
Ruth Merrill opened the evening with
a piano selection and was also the
accompanist for Miss Pearl Bates
Miss Hazel Tapley sang to the &C
compartment of violin obligato by
| Everett Turner and Miss Helen Broe
gave several piano selections, which
made up program Of unusual excel
lence.
Mr.. John o. Burke of the Union
Mutual Insurance Co., is having his
annual vacation, which he is spend
ing at his summer home on the
Trefethen shore and enioyirg the
many pleasure trips that the bay af-
fords in mis- motor launch.
Mrs. Leslie Friend of Melrose
Mass, is at the island for few
days visit ard is with her sister
Mrs. Charles Singer, who Is occupy
ing the Hagan bungalow on Pleasant
avenue for the season.
The Matinee Whist club met at the
Polly Anna Tea Room Tuesday after
noon and auction bridge was enjoyed
refreshments being served at the
close of the game. The members
present were Mrs. Norman Black.
Mrs. Charles Sterling, Mrs. Norris
Woodbury., Mrs. Emil Hybert, Mrs.
Jarvis Grant, Mrs. Arthur Ducette,
Mrs. Harold Ray, Mrs. James Nc
Cluskey, Mrs. James Deane, Mrs.
William Dow. Mrs. Harry Brown and
Mrs. Ralph S. Purington.
Allison Lewis Newton of Somer-
vile, a graduate from Harvard Law
school, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Of Somerville, who are
spending the season at their cottage
on Trefethen avenue.
The Tuesday afternoon social held
at ASSOCIATION nall was a very pleas
ant affair and much enjoyed by those
who were present. The time was
pleasantly passed in sewing and So
cial chat and tea with delicious re-
freShments was served. The serving
table was especially pretty with pink
sweet peas forming the center piece.
the color scheme being pink and
green which was carried out in the
connections as well as in the dainty
table appointments. Miss Katherine
Jenkins, Miss Ruth Jenkins. Miss
Gwendolyn Mitchell and Miss lydia
Skolheld were in charge. Among
those present were Mrs. Charles Le-
grow, Mrs. J. o. Burke, Mrs. Fl. J..
Dyer, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Clancy,
Mrs. J. T. Sheffield, Miss Ida Elan
ders, Mrs. Charlotte Simon, Miss
Helen Broe, Mrs. Harold OLeary,
MISS Margaret O'Leary, Mrs. U. ii
Haskell, Mrs. Elmer Jackson. Mrs. A.
Z. Libby, Mrs. E. P. Jones, Mrs.
James Berry, Miss Davies, Mrs. Sui
llvan and Miss Hazel Tapley.
Harry James Of New York and a
FORMER Portland boy is spending his
annual vacation with his parents. Mr..
ana MRS. John James at their sum-
mer home at Trefethen.
Mrs. Addie J. Jordan arrived this
week and will be with her aunt. Mrs.
William II. Durgin for the remainder
OF the season. Mrs. Jordan was at
evergreen the past season and has
many friends who are extending
pleasant greetings.
MISS Sarah w. Patrick of Ncrwalk
Conn, and Miss Ella Brown of Tai
cotVllle, Conn, who are registered at
oak cottage for several weeks
stay, nave been entertaining Mrs,
Charles Fable of Westport, Conn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Mat
tewan, n. Y, who are touring through
Maine and the White mountains
The Songo river trip was taken by
the entire party on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lee and fam
lily of New York have rented the sum-
mer home Of Miss Ray for the re-
mainder of the season. Miss Ray is
In California, the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Harold C'Leary and little
daughter Margaret nave arrived from
their home in Brooklyn, n. Y. to
spend the remainder of the season
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r..
Skolfeld at their summer home at
Trefethen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. McGregor
have returned to their summer home
On Oak Lawn, after pleasant visit
with Mrs. McGregor's aunt, Mrs.
George PrebIe at her attractive
summer home in Sebasco which is
beautifully situated at the head Of
the New Meadows river.
DR.. Frederick Mooney, pastor nj
one or the largest churches in E1iz-
abeth, N. j., has arrived for his an
nual vacation which he will spend
with his family who have been at
their summer home at Trefethen
since July first. Mr.. Mooney is to
preach at the morning service the
seconG sunday In August at the
Bracket Memorial church.
Mrs. Charles Nash of Bremen Ia a
guest of her cousin, Mrs Magei AT
her cottage on Island avenue, where
she Is being pleasantly entertained.
The Evergreen Social club held its
regular meeting at Bowlder Lodge
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