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

A pleasant affair of the week was
held at the Marion cottage on Island
avenue, where Mrs. A. H. Whitmore
entertained her whist club for an all
day session. Lunch was served at
noon and at six o'clock a lobster din
ner was served. the dining room be-
ing very attractively arranged and
decorated for the occasion. Cards
and a social time with vocal solos
bS Miss Marion Whitmcre accom-
panied by Edward Whitmore passed
pleasant evening and the party re-
turned TO the city on the late boat.
Mrs. Whitmore's guests included
Mrs. Philip Jewett, Mrs. ]. w. Bar
bour, Mrs. Daniel Lax, Mrs. George
Stetson, Mrs. c. E. Thayer, Mrs. Ar
thur Tarling, Miss Elizabeth Tarling,
Mrs. Frank Peacock, Mrs. "a. w.
Graffam, Mrs. A. Mcmillan, Mrs.
L. G. Quinn, Mrs. F. J. Shields, Mrs.
Fl. l.. Gilman.
For the first time in several years
the Fairview cottage on Pleasant
avenue has been opened and Mrs.
James Balm and family are down for
the season. The cottage has had
several improvements added both in
side and out.
Mrs. John Hogan OF Dorchester
with her family and friends are
spending July and August at one of
the Rackleff bungalows on the back
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Knox and fam
lily are spending the summer at
bloodhound Park, on the back shore,
with Mr.. Knox's sister, Mrs. Evan
D. Rackleff.
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dren. Mrs. Elizabeth Young and Mrs.
C. NJ. Young of Wellesley, are spend
ing the summer at the Young cot
tage on the back shore Miss Mar
ion Reed is their guest for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Dyer of Sar-
gent road have been entertaining
Mr.. Dyer's aunt, Miss Martha Rich
ardson of Emery street, Portland, for
few days.
The Misses Holt and Bartlett are
at Luverve Lodge, where they will
spend five weeks, coming from their
home in Cleveland, o., this week.
Mrs. j. E. Blake, Jr., who is spend
ing the summer months at Forest
City Landing. entertained at a bridge
and tea on Tuesday afternoon at the
Pollyanna Tea Room. There were
six tables at bridge and at tho
close of the game, prizes were award
ed and refreshments were served.
The prizes were won by Miss Phil
liDs. second by Mrs. L. A. MERCER,
third by Mrs. Blake of SomerviIle, a
sister of the hostess, the fourth by
Mrs. Sweet and the fifth by Mrs.
Dean Those present were Mrs
E. Fl. Swain, Mrs. Charles Pugsley,
Mrs. Mills. Miss Phillips, Mrs. Hill,
Mrs. George Thorndike, Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. G. G. Douglass, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs.
L. A. Mercier. Mrs. Berry of Beverly,
Mass, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Sprague.
Mrs. Ralph Hamel, Mrs. Blake of
Somerville. Mrs. James Broe, Mrs.
Watts. Mrs. Sauter, Mrs. Actor Dun
ham, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Bates
and Mrs. Fred Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrill of Ban
eor and A. +. Belcher of New York
City are guests Of Dr. and Mrs. Giles
G. Grant at the HillhursI on Oakland
avenue this week.
Mrs. Frank Clifford Irwin of Swamp
scott, Mass, opened her attractive
bungalow on Torrington Point last
week, and will spend the remainder
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cragg are en-
IertHning at their summer home on
Oak Lawn, Mrs. Cragg's cousin, Miss
Jessie Bruce Of Boston. prominent in
musical circles and pupil of Mad
anne Clara Smart. Mrs. Thora Saw
yer of Newton Highlands and Miss
Eleanor Curtis Of Beacon street Bos-
ton, well known society and club
woman.
Guests at the home of Mrs. w. Fl.
Trefetben on Pleasant avenue are
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker from
Framjngham. Mass, Miss Mary d.
Kingsley and Miss Rice from North
amDton, Mass.
Miss Fredricka Parks has opened
her home on the Knickerbocker road
and will be Joined by her mother,
Mrs II. p. Parks, the last of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tracy are en-
tertainine at their home at Ever
green, Mrs. e. M. Davis and her
Miss Hilma Davis OF Bos-
ton. Mrs, DAVIS was formerly Of
Portland and has been the guest of
her son. Hugh Davis, who resides
here.
Or. and Mrs. H. A. Mflliken of