Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-08-29
OCEAN POINT
Seasons Series of Entertain.
ments Come to Close with
Musical Concert
ELABORATE CT A NJ BAKE
ENJOYED SATURDAY

The series Of entertainments for the
summer season Of 1916 came to an end
Saturday evening when concert was
given in the Casino under the direction
of Geo. G. Williams of Brookline, Mass.
MIR, Williams was fortunate in securing
the services of the Harlow orchestra Of
Waterville. This orchestra is composed
Of piano, violin, cornet and drums. Be-
sides this stella organization of musicians
Miss Georgianna Brewer of Rockland,
who is a gifted soprano singer of wide
experience, sang several charming solos.
Miss Lois Smart served as her accompan-
ist. This concert was one of the greatest
musical attractions ever given at the
Point The $50 people who attended 1t
gave their universal approval of this
beautiful Offering After the concert the
Harlow orchestra played for the dancing
which was enjoyed until late.
The final church service of the year
was held Sunday morning in the Cast
no when Rev. Lewis G. Wilson of Wa
tertown, Mass. a former secretary of
the American Unitarian Association,
preached a very effective and useful
sermon. The special music was rem
dered by Miss Georgianna Brewer, So
prano, and Mr.. G. Frederick Earn
shaw, tenor. Each of these talented
singers rendered solos for which Miss
Lois Smart played the accompani-
ments. The floral decora tions on the
pulpit and piano looked most beauti-
full Mrs. Sarah Lane Of Southboro
artisticaly arranged the Wild-fioWers
which so enhanced the attractiveness
Of the Casino for the Sunday morn
ing religious service.
With the exception of dance to be
held in the Casino on next Saturday
evening the season of festivities at the
Point is over. More entertainments
were given than ever before. More en-
thusiasm was shown by all the Point
ers than for several years. More mon
ey than usual has been poured into
the :reasurer's money bags. More peo-
pie have been at the Point than usual.
Everything signifies that the season
was a marked success. The reason OF
the success was due to the entertain
n!ent committee aided by the most
pleasing cooperation and interest or
all the Pointers.
Last Thursday afternoon a delight
full Auction Bridge party was held In
the Casino. This party ended the reg
ular season of Auction Bridge parties
which have been given at the Casino
ch every Thursday afternoon during
the months of July and August. These
parties have been most decided social
successes.
A dance was held in the Casino on
Thursday evening when a fair-sized
crowd of dancers gathered to dance by
tie music of the Victrola.
Hamilton Turner of Hallowell pass
ca the weekend at the Point as the
guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi T. Williams of Augusta.
Erdon B. Turner of Augusta passed
'he Weekend at the Point as a guest
si the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kraus and G.
= ao@ie. all Of Augusta. passed the
weekend at the Point as guests at
Inc Atlantic House.
'ohn and Benjamin kraus Of Bos-
ION are passing few days at the
toiAt as guests at the Atlantic House.
Levi T. Williams of Augusta pass
eu the weekend at the Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Littlefeld
ana children, Grace, Elton, Zelna and
norman and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
garrett and the Misses Beatrice Tyler
N''d Ora Pomeroy. all Of Gardiner, are
passing week at the Point at the
sapson cottage.
walter Flagg Of Gardiner passed the
weekend at the Point as the guest of
his family.
John B. Phelps, Mrs. Helen Phelps,
sna MISS Genevieve Phelps. all Of
Springfield Mass, are passing two
weeks at the Point as guests at the
Atlantic House.
most sumptuous clam-bake held
ne'uroay on the lodges near Gunner
"ck was enjoyed by the Emerson
.a"iiy' who entertained as their
suests the Smart family and the Nor
WI iamily. all of Grimes Cove. A
Iost elaborate clam-bake was arrang-
oy the Emersons and was greatly
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