The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-08-24
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Club will be held Saturday evening" A u9. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury gave dinner
party Wednesday evening, Aug. 10th. at the
Country club. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Tartoue of New York, and their guests. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Klahre gave large party last
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchfest of Belfast
entertained at dinner Wednesday night, Aug.
l6th,a at the Country Club, Having as guests Mr..
and Mrs. Henry M. Ripley of Melrose, Mass.
and Prof and Mrs, Charles Dean Cool of
Madison, Wis.
The final session of the ladies bridg tourna-
ment at the Country Club will be held today
Thursday, at the usual hour, and an ounce
ment will be made of the day when the cores
will be read The final of the billiard tourna-
ment was played last evening.
Miss Janetta Rogers gave luncheon at the
Country Club Wednesday noon. Aug. 10th, en-
pertaining the Misses Florence and Marjorie
Shaw, Misses Clara and Belle keatlng. Marian
Heal, Dorothy Franck, Mabel Wadlin. Hazel
Doak, Doris Blakely. and Mrs. Earle Dickey.
The place cards were clever pencil sketches IN
original designs. The afternoon was spent at
the club, dancing. playing pool and sewing.
Among those dining at the Waquoit recently
were Rev. o. S. Smith,, Bangor; Rev. d. +.
Phelan, Rockport; Rev A. f. Smith, Camden
Rev. Frederick Palladino, Bucksport. and Rev
H. E. Dunnack of Bangor; Donald Rogers
Francis Carey of Belfast, Mrs. H. w. Leondel-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Murray, Miss Della ;
Conner and Glynn Swan of Bangor; Mr.. and
Mrs, W. Il. Holman and son. Bangor
The annual meeting of the Northport Coun-
try Club will be held at the clubhouse this,
Thursday, evening at o'clock. AT this meet
ing the officers for the year 1917 will be elect
ed and general discussion will take place
concerning the policies of the club for next
year. A full attendance will greatly assist
the club officers 1t is also hoped that some
announcement can be made that golf course
for next year will be assured.
Nine. Sapin, Miss Florence Hardeman, the
violinist, who appeared in the concert Friday
night, and Nine. Leginska, the pianist. and
MISS Larrabee, were guests last week of the
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! afternoon ali informal musicale was given by
the artists at the Cobe's home, and Thursday
night Mrs. ]. W. Blaisdel gave big dinner
party in their honor at the Country Club.
Friday evening a reception was held at the
clubhouse, for members only, in honor of the
artists.
Last Saturday night Mrs. and Mrs. Ira M
Cobe gave dinner at Hillside Farms in honor
of M adam Sapin of Boston and Miss Florence
Hardemann of New York, who were here for
the festival. Covers were laid for 16 The
table decorations were pink sweet peas
and the place cards butterflies. hand
colored by Madam Sapin. Following dinner
the guests of honor and other musicians among
the guests gave delightful informal reception,
which was very much enjoyed, number of
friends of the hostess coming in for the recital
Mrs, G. Frank Hartman of New York gave
luncheon at the Country Club last Saturday
entertaining II guests, among whom was her
ouse guest, Mrs. William S. White of Rock
land After dainty menu had been served
and enjoyed, auction on the broad porch fol-
a.
formerly of Belfast, won the first prize, a
beautiful imported basket bag of japanese
workmanship. The second prize, an electric
candle with standard and shade of split bamboo
In brown with silken lining of pale green. was
won by Mrs. Ira Nj. Cobe, and Madam Heating
| of Belfast received the consolation, most at
tractive set of shoe-trees in pale pink.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoue and their guests
William M. Sullivan and Archie Lubetkin, OF
New York, who have been guests of Mrs. Tar
'toue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. George bod
worth, at their cottage the North Shore
left Aug. 18th in the Tartoue car for Murray
Bay, Canada, where the Tartoues will be guests
of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. James W. Woods
Messrs. Sullivan and Lubetkin were to meet
I their own car in Portland, and then go on with
the Tartoues to Montreal. They will return to
Belfast and Northport the latter part of next
week, but the Tartoues will remain in Canada
until Mr.. Tartoue finishes the portraits of the
Misses Margaret and Evelyn Woods. They
will then motor to Yellowstone Park before re-
turning to New York.
1uS ldht entertainment III tQe course unQer
the auspices of the Country Club and Camp
meeting association, was given in the Audi
forum last Friday evening. and nearly every
seat was filled. Besides people from North
port and Belfast, many attended from Bangor,
Searsport. Rockand, Camden and other nearby
places. The artists were Miss Ethel Leginska,
pianist, and Miss Florence Hardeman, violinist
and both were il splendid form, and were
enthusiastically applauded, Miss Florence
Larrabee, of Boston, young pianist who is
rapidly coming to the front, was Miss Harde-
mans accompanist. Such combination of
artists is rare in this vicinity, and the people
of Belfast and Northport were indeed fortu-
nate in having the opportunity of hearing
them. At the close of the program Madame
Cara Sapin, the soloist of Wednesday night,
sang by request "a Perfect Day." with violin
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