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Lean. The chaperones were Mrs. j.
Z. w. Perry and Mrs. Charles Mill

OF Mrs. f.. b. Lockwood on Thursday
tor all day, with picnic lunch at
noon. The gentlemen were enter
tanned at dinner which was served at
SIX O'Clock and the evening was spent
in a social way, the party returning to
Portland on the late boat. Mrs
George Todd was in charge of the ar
rangements.
The Memshi Club girls are enjoying
few days outing at the island In
the party are the Misses Mary Con-
molly, Irene Ward Elizabeth and
Mary Flaherty and Anna Leyden.
Mrs. William T. Bradford has re-
turned to her home on Wild Rose
avenue, after a visit with her sister
at her summer home in Sebasco.
The executive board of the Eliza
beth Wadsworth chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution were en-
tertained on Thursday at the sum-
mer home Of Ms. Fred Stevens, for
an all day outing, the day being a very
pleasant one.
Mrs. James TarboX has been a re-.
cent guests at the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Briggs who en-
tertained at dinner in his honor.
Mr.. TarboX is submaster at Lincoln
Academy, Newcastle, where Mr..
Briggs is principal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter have
been entertaining for several weeks
at their attractive summer home on
the Trefethen shore, their daughter
Mrs. William Fooks of Salisbury
Maryland.
Miss Helen Morrill, of Boston has
arrived at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
E. T. Morrill, on Pleasant avenue lor
P1StnmarV c
being pleasantly greeted.
The members of the Current Topic
club were very delightfully."- entertain
ed Thursday by Mrs. Jewett ad Mrs.
Johnson at the summer home of Mrs.
Jewett. A delicious shore dinner was
served on the piazza at noon, the ia
bles being very prettily decorated with
cut flowers. At the business meet
ing an all day outing was planned for
next Friday at Old Orchard, and a
week from Thursday next, the club
will meet with Mrs. Nathan Young on
the island. Those present were Mrs.
Howell, Mrs. William Ohler, Mrs.
Henry Anderson, Mrs. William Baker,
Mrs. Nathan Young, Mrs. Jewett and
Mrs. Johnson.
The summer. ZONE: Of MI. and Mrs,
John Gordon McGIegor was the scene
of very quiet but attractive wedding
on Thursday morning when their sis
ter, Miss Ida Ruth McGregor was
united in marriage to Mr.. Zenas Wild
er Morse of Rumford. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John E
Clancy, pastor of the Peaks Island
church, the single ring service being
used. ONLY the members of the i'm
mediate family were present. Mr..
.,,n nJrS Mnrco left nj nnpp for fpu
weeks trip, after which they will live
in Rumford where Mr.. Morse is
prominent business man. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gustin of Bos-
ton arrived in their touring car this
week for a visit with their parents,
NJ. and Mrs. w. H. Haskell on Island
avenue, and were accompanied by Mr..
Mahlon Davis of Winter Hill, Mass.
Miss Mildred Huelin of the East
End is spending the week at Ire
fethen, the guest Of Miss Alberta
Greedy.
MS. John Hall Of Kennebunkport,
Miss Mary Toothacher, Miss Helen
Harmon, Mrs. Watson B. Drew and
Miss Jane Merrill Hayes were mem
bers of a pleasant party who were
the recent guests of Mrs. F. M. ROB-
insCn.
MIS-. MARY VI
MSS, is a guest at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Philip Houston.
One of the important real estate
deals which went through this week
was the transfer of Luverne Lodge,
the summer home of Mrs. Emily Ire
fethen Howe to Miss Anna Mitchell
of East Orange, N. j., and Miss Adele
Ronyon of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have
nh n ,o od n M homo
cottage is on one of the best To-
cations at Trefethen and was the
home for many years of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Hawkes. of Deerine and known
as the Hawkeshurst. Since coming
into the possession of Mrs. Howe, il
has been entirely remodeled and re-
furnished until 1t is now one of the
most attractive homes on the island
1t will be known hereafter as anna
del Lodge" and both Miss Mitchell and
Miss Ronyon will make pleasant adj
dition to the summer colony.
Mrs. Helen Lord of Kennebunk, Miss
Augusta Lord of Everett, Mass, and
Mrs. Winnie Bolton Of Melrose, Mass,
have been the guests for the past
week of Miss Annie Lord at the
Townsend cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carleton and
SOn, CnaTleS, Oh oOmSTNlIle, mdSSv
$40 hoi-o pleasantly entertained at
the We Two cottage, as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Garlic
ton.
Clarence Anthony OF Salem, Mass.
ie guest OF Carroll Libby at the
summer home of his mother on Ire
fethen avenue. Mr.. Libby, who is
now located in Boston, made the trip
down in his motor boat, accompanied
by Mr.. Anthony.
Miss Bertha Childs Of Lawrence.
Mass, and Miss Caroline Waters Of
Millbury, Mass, were visitors at the
summer home of Mrs. Clara Greedy
on Monday. Both Miss Childs and
Miss Waters for many years spent
their summers ON the island and have
hosts of friends to extend cordial
greetings.
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