Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-17

MISS beatrice IWlSS, Mr.. Paddock
and children, Mr.. Irwin, Mr. Hard
| ing. Frederick and William Harding,
Mrs. Cheney. Mr.. Street, Alden and
son Richmond, Mrs. Biddle, Mr..
Drake.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Herman
Bibo, and Miss Bertha Bibo gave a
game party, at the Chase Cottage, in
evening was opened with games.
which were played until the refresh
ments, consisting of lemonade and
| fancy crackers, were served. After
! these they danced until ten o'clock.
Those present were the Misses Ber-
tina, Ethel and Florence Bibo, Eliza
beth Eugster, Mary Collins. Anna
Wrye, Barbara and Carolyn Brain
ard, Catherine Twiss, and the Mes
srs. Herman Bibo, Jack LAYERS Fred
ricks White, Edgar, Birdsall, and
Lester Dunning.
Thursday evening Miss Elizabeth
Fuller entertained at her house.
Auction Bridge, was played until ten
O'Clock, when refreshments of coffee.
cakes, and crackers were served, al
so candy. Then Jenkins was played
until 11:45. when the party broke
up and went home.
Miss Fuller's guests were the
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Hart.
Marie and Marjorie Palmer, Miriam
Hosmer, Gwenydd Weller, Roselle
Cooley, Charlotte Gowing, Beatrice
Twiss, Roberta and Ruth Harding,
and the Messrs. Harold Cobb, Don
aid Hosmer, Percy Redfeld, Everett
Russell, Walter Mason and Lester
Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar Adams of
Portland, Me-, visited Miss Charlotte
Gowing, at The Lodges, on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. w. Gowing, and Charlotte
Gowing of Wellesley, Mass, returned
to their home Saturday, after two
weeks spent at The Lodges. Mrs.
Chiffon Sugatt of Lawrence, who was
staying with them, returned to her
home the preceding Sunday, where
she and her husband will proceed to
Rye Beach, Conn.
Mrs. Frank Wrye and sons, George
and Philip, of Sharon, Mass, were
the guests of Mrs. Walter Wrye. for
week, at the Norumbega.
Mrs. Franklin Stone, and Miss
Martha Scott of Portland, spent
ito' ouos Will MIS-. L. II ReullelQ.
Mr.. George E. Kicks, and Mrs. E.
L. Kicks of Lawrence, Mass, spen.
the week end at the Central Cottage.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sniffin of New York
City, is spending the remainder OF
August at the Snow Cottage, on
Maiden Lane, which she and Mrs.
Dunning own.
Mr.. P. B. Gordon Of Decatur, Neb.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon
and Mr.. Ralph Gordon of Gardner.
Me-, are guests of .Mrs 2 LIZ ,a,', q.
cottage. ,-----~-~ 49,
>l.r. C. B. Silver, of Silver Mills.
Me-, the Misses Mary Silver of Ar
llngton, Mass, and Ethel Silver OF
Reading, Mass, and Mrs. H. A. Glea-
son and daughter Evelyn of Airing
,, ton, are spending the month at the
Silver Cottage.
Mr.. William Van Dyck~ of Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil, is visiting Mrs.
Myer at Wambeck, for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hart, and the
| Misses Marjorie and Dorothy. and
Mr.. Parker Hart of Medford, Mass,
will occupy Mrs. Wilson's bungalow
| for August.
Mr.. Harold Cobb of Medford, Mass,
spent week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart at Idlewild.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jones of Brook
| iyn, N. T., have taken Green Lodge,
| for the remainder of August
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis E. Libby and
family of Freeport, Me-, occupied Mr..
Beams Camp for a week.
| Miss Bertha NJ. Hutchinson of Lex
ington, Mass, who is summering at
Roothbay Harbor, is visiting Mrs.
| Galloupe
Miss Mildred Lancaster of South
Bend, Ind, and Miss Dorothy Evans
of New York City, are guests of Mrs.
Lancaster at The Cedars
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ewers of Dor
| chester, Mass, are spending August,
at the Alders. Mrs. Law, the own
er, has gone to Pennington to spend
August there.
| Mr.. Austin Decatur of West New
ton, Mass, spent week as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NewhaIl, at
Briarcliff.
Rev. and Mrs. Nicholas Wander Pyl
of Haverhill, Mass, are the guests
of Mrs. w. l.. Chaloner.
Mrs. Walter Royal and family of
Bridgewater, Mass, spent the week
end with Mrs. Byram, her sister
Miss Mary Kinlock Of New Britain.
Conn, and Mr.. Clark Harwood of
Boston, spent week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Melcher.
On Sunday July 80, on account of
rain, Church was held at Mrs. Ian
! casters, Rev Frank Garfield preach
ing. On Sunday August 6, Rev.
Rowland M. Cloud preached in the
Grove. The singing was led by the
orchestra consisting of Mr.. Cole,
cornet, Mr.. Paddock, flute and Mr..
Donald Hosmer, violin. Mrs. Homes
ley sang two selections delightfully."-
A large number of the Islanders
took advantage Of Mrs. Lancaster's
kind invitation to attend an enter
tatnment on Friday evening. The
program was opened by the reading
of the Bustin's acrostic, by Mr..
Smith, the author. Miss Howes gave
several whistling solos, which showed
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