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

ii1ailoweil. who have been spending
their previous summers at Five Is.
ianos, are this season at the White
cottage at Evergreen. Mrs. Milliken
was former Portland girl, spending
her childhood days here.
Mrs. E. l.. Durosr of South Port
!aNu' the Misses Williams of Thomas
ton and Miss Olive Whittier of New,
Sea1ord, are enjoying two weeks.
outing at the Grand View cottage at
evergreen Landing.
Miss Jennie A. Voter has as her
Suest ior the summer Miss Alice NJ
Hlil or Lynn, Mass. Miss Voter has
also been entertaining Miss jeanette
craig Of the Cape Shore at her at
tractlVe cottage on Adams street.
Inc regular meeting of the Trefe-
then and Evergl cen Improvement
association was held this week with
good attendance. 1t was decided to
hold the annual fair in August the
date to be decided later, and a series
OF social affairs are to be given,
pubic supper on Thursday night be-
ing the first
Professor Walter Robert Douglass
was host at very pleasant evening
IT the Anchorage Tea Roms, when he
entertained party of friends in hon
or OF his house guests, the affair TAX
ing the form of musicale. There
were vocal solos by Russell Lord OF
Waterville. Miss Jordan of Portland
ana Mr.. Carleton of Peaks Island.
Fred L. Hill accompanied and with
Mr.. Carleton gave selections on the
piano. The guests included Raphael
CereV1o, the Cuban consul of Boston,
Miss Sara Smoot. Mrs. Georgia Mag
q; Miss Frederika Parks, Mr.. and.
| Mrs. William Simon, Miss Charlotte
Simon, Mrs. Edward Sullivan, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Elko, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Teton, Mrs. Charles Turner, Mrs.
A. w. Tapley and Miss Hazel Tap
ley Tea was served at the close of
the musicale, and the singing of the
old songs by the entire company was
pleasant feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nichols. Miss
Emily Nichols of South Windham
and Mrs. Alice Lundberg of Portland
nave been recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hanson at the Wild
Rose cottage on Church street.
Miss Phyllis Kelly of Roslindale,
Mass, has arrived for two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Nealey
at the Cooper cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Printable of
Grant street are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bryson at their cottage
on Island avenue. Mr.. Printable is
united States shipping commissioners
of Portland.
Mrs. William Hunter and daugh-
| tiers jeanette and Mary of Natick,
Mass, are at the bella cottage for a
two weeks stay
Another Natick party who are stay
ing on Beach road is Mrs. w. NJ.
| nrin Il
Miss Elizabeth Eaton, and they are
enjoying the Randall bungalow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald
and Miss May Fitzgerald are at one
of the Hanson cottages on Church
avenue for the season.
Mrs. Hiram c. Jordan, who has
been spending some time in Var
mouth, is a guest of Mir. and Mrs
j. H. Steele at their summer home
On the Trefethen shore, for a few
| days. ..... ...
Mrs. Ziereh and daughters of ia
maica, Plain, Mass, are on Pleasant
| avenue for their annual summer va
| cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Totman
have arrived from their home in Fair
| field to spend the summer at their
| attractive summer home on Pleasant
| avenue. Their niece, Miss Caroline
| Wyman, is, their guest for the sum-
mer.
Miss Edith Rines of Congress
| street, west, is at the island flor a
weeks stay, the guest of Mrs. Charles
Sherry at her cottage on Pleasant av-
enue.
Mrs. Helen B. Burnham and family
have arrived from their home in
Brookline to be the guests of Mr.. and
oh NJ
ney has completed his stone bunga-
low, which has attracted much atten-
| ton, and it is to be called the Her
mitage, and Mrs. Burnham will have
the exclusive use for her literary
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Littlefeld and
little daughter Barbara, of Auburn,
are spending a week with their rela
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stu
gis of Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Armstead and
children, with their maid, from Fair
vile, Virginia, are at Evergreen for
Miss Mabel Miller from Mattox, Vir-
ginia. This is the first visit north
of the family and they are to enter
tain several relatives in August
Mrs. s. H. Durloo and daughter
Pauline and son Melvin have closed
their Portland home, and are spend
ing the summer in one of the Twin
cottages on Pleasant avenue.
Among the noted people who are to
enjoy a few weeks outing at the is
land are Alonzo Klaw of New York
and Miss Claire Raphael, founder of
the Peoples Music League in New
York, and they will be the guests of
Miss Sada Cowan, the well known
writer.
On Wednesday evening dancing
party was given at the Pollyanna Tea
Room on Island avenue by Mrs. Emil
Hygert and Mrs. Ralph burlington
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Doucette, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Black Miss Helen Black. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Helen