Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-26
Bustins Island

tertained at five tables of auction.
The first prize, smelling salts, was
won by Miss Bessie Clarke, the sec
ond, leather writing pad, went to
Miss Dixon and the consolation.
bridge score, was taken by Mrs. Dix
on. Refreshments of 7 ice cream,
cake and candy We're served. Those
present were: Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs.
Russell, Miss Bracket, Mrs. Eugster,
Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs.
Luke, Mrs. Mar, Mrs. Jaynes, Mrs.
Brainard, Mrs. White, Mrs. Darling,
Mrs. Dixon, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Brown
ell, Miss Brownell, Mrs. Berry, Mrs
Pidge, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Given, Miss
Bessie Clarke, Miss Anne Smith.
Miss Clarke and Mrs. Cheney.
Thursday August IL, Miss Dixon
and Miss Brownell entertained at
five tables of auction and one table
of whist. Miss Hosmer won the
girls prize for auction, madeira
dolly, Mr.. Macdonald won the mans
prize for auction, pair of coat
hangers. Mr.. Fuller and Miss Walk
er won the prize for whist, box of
chocolates.
Mrs. F. A. Brownell and Miss Mil
dred Brownell of Rochester, N. Y,
have returned home after having
spent the summer at "The Lodges"
Miss Bessie Clarke of New York
City, spent the weekend as the
guest of Miss Bower, at the Bunch
berry Lodge"
Mr.. George Cheney of So. Man
chester, CT, and Miss Katharine
Parker of Hartford, CT, spent a week
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney
at the Lower Garfield" Mr.. Chen
pv a rlyn or
New York.
Master Theodore and Miss Doro-
thea Grant, have recently received a
pony. 1t is now common sight to
see them riding around the island in
their carriage.
Friday evening Master Alden
White entertained a number of chill
dren at game party. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.
Master Whites guests were: Doro-
thea Grant, Florence and Ethel Bibo,
Annie Wrye, Graham Smith, Harold
Abbott, William Head and Theodore
Grant.
Mrs. w. H. Higgins of Lawrence,
Mass, us visiting her sister, Miss
Barnett, at the Central cottage.
On Thursday evening, August
Miss Dorothea Grant gave a game
Poi ~ III vi Lei y.
Lemonade and cake were served
Her guests were: Florence and Ethel
Bibo, Anna Wrye, Alden White, Har-
old Abbott, Graham Smith, Theodore
Grant and Ellis Wander Pyl
Miss Tenney Of New York City, is
the guest Of Miss Doris Wander Pyl,
at the Upper Garfield"
Mrs. Louis Eugster, Miss Elisabeth
Eugster and Miss Catherine Twiss,
spent Friday at Camp Boothbay.
Miss Louise Ellis of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Wrye at the
"Norumbega."
Miss Louise Davies of Augusta, Me-,
and Miss Edna Folsom of Sanford,
Me-, were the guests of Miss Clara
Taft at the "Westbrook."
Mr.. Barrett Studley, Dartmouth
'16, of Brentwood, Long Island, spent
a few days as the guest of Mr.. DON
aid Hosmer.
Mr.. Walter Luke and Miss Edna
Luke of Lexington, Mass, are spend
ing the rest of the summer at the
Roderique Soule cottage.
Mr.. H. L. Norris and family of
Lexington, Mass, have returned
home, having spent the summer at
| the "Alcazar."
The receipts of the play THE New
Crusade" have been computed at
$500.
Miss Cassie Paine of Salem, Mass,
is spending the rest of the summer
at Camp Bluff"
Last Saturday evening a musicale
was given at Mrs. Lancaster's house
by Mr.. Edward Gerry, Mr.. Donald
Hosmer and Miss Miriam Hosmer.
1t was much appreciated by all pres
ent. The Program was as follows:
l. Invictus, Bruno Hahn, Mr..
net Mr.. Hosmer; 3. (a) Prelude, (b)
Motto Perpetuo, Mcdowell, Miss
Hosmer; 4. Thou Art Like Unto a
Lovely Flower, Wilson G. Smith; Fuz-
zy Wuzzy, Whiting; Even Song, VIM.
Spences Johnson, Mr.. Gerry; 5. Son
alta in G Major, Mozart, Tempo di
Minuetta, Mr.. Hosmer; 6. Liebstra-
ume, LIT, Miss Hosmer; 7. Heart
OF you, Dichtmont, Mr.. Gerry.
AS an encore Mr.. Gerry sang,
"MandaIay," and Nelly Gray" with
his guitar accompaniment. Mr..
Gerry is a yearly visitor and though
here only a few days always gives his
old friends this rare treat. Many
thanks are due Miss Hosmer, Mr.. Hos
mer and Mr.. Gerry for their artistic
entertainment.
Mrs. Lancaster again opened her
spacious home for the service Sunday
afternoon, August Is, at four o'clock.
Rev. Thomas Little of Bethel, Me-,
preached, Mrs. Anderson sang.
Mr.. William d. Twiss Of Lawrence,
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend the
rest of the summer with his family
at the Parker cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l.. Stevens of
ilorth Andover, Mass, are at the
Curtis cottage for the rest of the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen and
Mrs Alfred Macdonald and daugh
ter Of New York City, are spend
ing two weeks as the guests of Miss
Macdonald at Wildwood"
Miss Majorie Whyte of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, and Miss Nina Pater-
son of Nahant, Mass, are the guests
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