Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-19

were defeated 8 to T. Friday after
noon another game was scheduled
but as the Camp Booihbay boys did
not show up they forfeited the game
to Bustin's, 80. Among the boys
that came were: Elliot Telford, Will
liam Somerviile, Joseph Garretson,
Harold Stark, George Neare, Joseph
Baer, Bradford Roberts, Edward Ry-
ley, L. B. Cahill, Theodore Orr, and
Senator Haphely.
A musicale was given at the
"Ramapo" on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mr.. Walling. Fifteen per-
sons were present and selections by
the Misses Kicker and Swan on their
Little Wonder machine were much
appreciated. Other features were
introduced in which all took part,
making pleasant pastime for the
afternoon.
George Guppy's, many friends will
be sorry to hear of his recent severe
illness. We are glad to report that
he is gaining slowly and hopes to be
back at Bustins before many days.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Eugster
entertained four tables of Auction at
her cottage, Chalet. After two hours
OF play. the scores were counted and
Mrs. White won the first prize, a
beautiful jardinere basket; Miss Bar
nett the second, a spool basket; Miss
Brownell the consolation, a sandwich
basket, and Miss Clarke the BOBBY, a
bonbon basket. Coffee, sandwiches
and delicious cake were served Mrs.
Eugster's guests were Mrs. Newhali,
Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Russell. Miss
Bracket, Miss Martin. Miss Barnett.
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Mrs. Cheney, Mrs. Dixon, Miss Dixon,
Miss Brownell, Mrs. White, Mrs. Gle
ment, Miss Clement, Miss Given, Miss
Bower and Mrs. Patten.
Mrs. Walter Luke had five tables
of Auction, Thursday afternoon. The
top scores were held by Miss Dixon.
who received crocheted sweater:
Mrs. Madigan, who won chatting dish
apron, Mrs. Patten handkerchief
and the BOBBY prize, a small mirror,
was taken by Mrs. White. Mrs.
Luke served hot chocolate, sand
wiches, cakes and minis. Among
those present were: Mrs. Newhall.
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Madi-
gan, Mrs. Russell, Miss Bracket.
Mrs. Patten, Miss Barnett. Mrs. Mar.
Mrs. Brainard, Miss Galloup, Miss
Bower, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Smith, Mrs.
Darling, Mrs. White, Miss Dixon, Mrs.
Brownell, Miss Brownell, Miss Clarke,
Mrs. Clement and Miss Clement.
Mrs. w. w. Cheney entertained at
The Lower Garfield cottage Friday af-
teroon. Four tables of Auction were
played. The first prize, Bridge
set, went to Mrs. Twiss the second.
a crocheted bag, to Mrs. ,Newhall;
the third, a box of chocolates, to
ho
THE A. B. G. Of Bridge" to Mrs.
Eugster. Mr.. Cheney made de-
licious punch which was served with
toasted cheese, sandwiches and
cakes. Mrs. Cheney's guests were:
Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs.
Darling, Mrs. White, Mrs. Brainard,
Mrs. Twiss, Mrs. Luke, Mrs Eugster,
Mrs. Patten, Miss Barnett, Mrs. Rus
sell, Miss Bracket Mrs. Newhall.
Mrs. Bartlett and Mr.. Hosmer.
Tuesday afternoon the fourth Is
land Party was held at Bustinhoch-
helm, with Mrs. Mar, Miss MacDon-
aid, and Miss Bower as hostesses.
The weatherman was busy with his
shower bath that day so the atten-
dance was not as large as usual.
Mrs. Lancaster read humorous
sketch sent by Mrs. Maynard Cheney
In Dover, N. H.; Miss Gwenydd
Weller read portions of letter from
her mother who is assisting in a hos
pital In Cannes, France. She told
of her work and then spoke of the
large number OF refugees I'M that Sec
ton and the many children in need
/ OF clothes. In response to an APP
peal from Mrs. Russell the next meet
Ing will he devoted to making romp-
ers and simple dresses to be sent to