Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-19
Peaks Island
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peared and things are little more
lively on the island in the way of So
cial entertaining, than have been.
The Dayburn Casino is becominp
more popular all the time, and with
the good floor and excellent dancing
music, one is sure of passing a pleas
ant evening at this attractive new
pavilion. Friday night is Island
night and is always well attended by
the summer colony.
| Miss Eta Curtis, Miss Mabel Lew
is and Miss Clara ST. Peters of Wa
| tertown are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Trefethen for few weeks
stay. H.
Miss Genevieve Barry of Meriden.
Conn, is spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lawton at the
Glendower on WEIGH street.
| MIR. Percy A. Dyer who with Mrs
Dyer and their little son Robert CLAW
ton spent the week end with his par
ents at Trefethen. has gone back to
| New York and will return the first of
| september for his annual vacation
The Gilbert Oakleys of Bramhall
| street, have taken Miss Almeda Ster-
ling's cottage on Beacon Ridge for the
| remainder of the season, and are al
ready nicely settled
Miss A. M. Piper of Quincy, Mass.
Is the guest of her brother and his
WE. who are spending the summer
on the island
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heald of Lans-
| downe, Pa, who were at the Whitlo
cottage last season, are registered at
oak cottage, the guests of Mrs.
Charies turner Other guests are
Mr.. Robert Smith of Brooklyn and
Mrs. w. S. Ames of Philadelphia.
The annual summer picnic of the
Evergreen Social club was held this
week at the Fern Park Club House
on the back shore, where an all day
session with a picnic dinner was en-
Joyed The day was devoted entirely
TO pleasure and favored with a good
amount OF sunshine, was one of the
most PHEASANT OF the clubs many out
inss. The members who were pres
ent were the president, Mrs. Embert
Robinson, Mrs. J. o. Skillin, Mrs.
James O'Donnell, Mrs. Donald Garden
Mrs. w. A. Skillin, Miss F'rederika
Parks, Mrs. H. w. Stuart, Mrs. Harry
hanson. Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs.
Fred Hooper, Mrs. A. G. Marshall.
Miss Rose Allen, Mrs. George Will
hams, Miss Hattie SEillin, Mrs. A. F.
Weber, Mrs. Sydney jackson. The
guests included Miss Annie Skillin of
Waterville, Miss Berncia Skillin,
Miss Ruby Wescott, and her house
guest, Miss Marion Ewald of New
London, Conn, Mrs. A. D. Weber,
Mrs. Pettengill, Gladys PettengiIl,
Raymond Bolton, Kenneth Marshall
and Donald Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Baker and
children, Seward and Elizabeth of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are at the High
land cottage at Evergreen for a two
weeks outing. Mr.. and Mrs. |. H
Baker and daughters Elsie and Tena.
with Mrs. l.. III. Johnson of Portland.
are also members of the house party
Kew. Robert w. Dunbar and his four
eldest children have arrived from
their home in Milbury, Mass, where
Mr.. Dunbar is pastor of the Congre-
gatlonal church and are the guests of
his mother, Mrs. Ella Dunbar at her
summer home on Island avenue.
Edward Manning of Cleveland
ONO, manager of a large department
store and Mr.. Fred Haskell of Cam
bridge, Mass, have arrived to spend
August with Professor Douglass.
Other guests for two weeks are Miss
Mollie Andrews and Mrs. Plummer of
Lynn, Mass, Hon. Seth May, a promi-
nent lawyer of Auburn, Miss Jane
Proctor or Lewiston, and the Misses
| Sadie and Mildred McIhaithe of Cam
bridge.
Miss Hazel Tapleys dancing classes
! at the Anchorage tea room at Ever
green are adding much to the social
life, as after both afternoon and eve
nnS classes, general dancing with a
serving of tea is enjoyed. Among
the new pupils are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Head, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr.. Edward
ino
Carroll Sibley
A jolly house party at the island
| this week consists of the Misses An
ma Russell, Ruth Spear, Lulu Dunn.
and the Messrs. Fred Turner, Jack
Bonney and Harry Martin. Miss
Dunn is chaperoning the party.
Miss Madge Smith and Miss Lou
Smith of Brockton, Mass, are SPEND
ing the week at the Arawana cottage
the guests of Captain and Mrs. Nlvah
Strout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Skillinss
have arrived from their home in Law
renee, Mass, to spend the week with
relatives at Trefethen, where they are
TO be pleasantly entertained
Rev. Carleton A. Burgess with Mrs
Burgess and Mrs. Walter Metcalf and
daughter Hope, are at the Randall
Mr. Burgess is pastor of a 1ourishinq
church In Rockland, Mass, and has
been a frequent visitor at the island
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Haskell and
Master Raymond. who have been in
Boston, have returned to their sum-
mer home on Island avenue. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Gustin CRuth HaskelD who
will remain for the month
An important social event of the
week was an informal party given by
Miss Lydia G. Sheffield at the Skoi-
field summer home at Trefethen on
Tuesday, to her intimate friends. to
announce the date of her wedding
which is 10 take place August twenty,
hith. Miss Skolfield entertained her
guests on the veranda and the lat
ter part of the afternoon refreshments
were served. Those present were
Miss Katherine jenkins. Miss Rntb