The Republican journal., 1917-07-19
The Northport Country Club.
Sunday Concert, Social Gathering, Bridge
Tournament, Etc.

the guest of honor at recent luncheon
given by Mrs. Ira M. Cobe. Luncheon
was served at 1 o'clock in the private
dining room at one long table, covers
being laid for eight. The other guests
were Mrs. Wilfred E. Jones, Miss Caro-
line Gilmore, Mrs. Charles Bradbury and
Miss Anne M. Kittredge of Belfast, Mrs.
Charles E. Rogers of New York, Mrs.
Grace Baker of West Medford, Mrs.
Richard E. Stevens of Boston and Miss
Perrine. The afternoon was spent about
the open fire with knitting and needle
work and Mrs Stevens delighted the
guests with several songs, her husband
at the piano. Her singing is always a
delight and she is never heard to greater
advantage than when singing informally.
The guest of honor was the recipient of
some lovely gifts from the hostess and
Others
Miss Evelyn Peavey of Dallas, Texas,
who is spending the summer at the.
Peavey place, Bay View Farms, East
Belfast, entertained % guests at luncheon
recently in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. N. P. Deavours of Dallas. The
guests were seated at small tables in the
main dining room, the color scheme was
yellow and green. The place cards were
yellow tulips forming also nut baskets.
The afternoon was spent socially and
with guessing games.
Morris l.. Slugg of Belfast has been
unanimously elected director to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Ed
win L. klaher of Boston. Miss Marian M.
Heal has resigned as assistant secretary
and vote of thanks for her most efficient
services of the past year were extended
Fred Gilpatrick, clerk in the billiard room.
was elected to take her place. Mr.. Gil
patrick is from Charleston, a graduate of
higgins Classical Institute and is verv
painstaking clerk
The golf committee announces the
opening of the golf course and is ready to
receive applications for membership, An
plications should be made to this COM
mlttee addressed in care of Northport
Country Club. Members of the Club are
entitled to the privileges of the golf
course upon payment of the following
rates: Man and wife, $40; membership
for men, SIS; membership for women,
$3.50. The minimum age limit for bovs
is l8 years, and girls 16 years. All per-
sons who are interested in golf and who
are not members of the Club if desirous
OF Joining the golf club should communi-
cate with the golf committee, Ralph L.
Flanders, VIM. L. Hatch, T. George Dod-
worth, j. W, Dougan, James H. Howes.
Ralph A. Peavey.
The ladies' bridge tournament opened
last Thursday and will be continued on
Thursday, during July and August. Ten
tables were made up and the game was
much enjoyed. The prizes offered are
unusually beautiful. The first, glass and
silver filigree sherbert set in IL pieces,
second, Hawkes. glass and silver sand
wlch basket with silver handle; third,
double tea-ball with drip, silver; fourth.
Hawkes. vase. Prize for highest individ-
ual score any one day, Hawkes. bon-bon
basket
The following entries were made Mrs.
Harry w. Clark, Mrs. Robert P. Chase.
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton, Mrs. George
l., Davis, Mrs Martha Heating, Mrs.
George l. Heating, Mrs. A. w. Keatino
Miss Clara B. Heating, Mrs. E. L. Stew
ems, Mrs. John C. Pillsbury, Mrs. William
H. Hall, Mrs. Herbert L. Seekins, Mrs
Charles Bradbury, Mrs. w. j. Dorman,
Mrs. R. H. Howes Mrs. Morris L. Slugg,
Mrs. w. E. Jones, Miss Caroline E. Gil
more, Mrs. II. H. Carter, Mrs. Loren
Cross, Mrs. George R. Doak, Mrs. John
A. Fogg, Mrs C. W. Wescott, Miss M
V. Parker, Mrs. C. E. Read, Miss Anne
M kittredge, all of Belfast; Mrs Ira M
Cobe, Northport Mrs. c. E. Rogers
New York, Mrs. R. l.. Flanders and
daughter, Miss Frances, BrookIine, Mass.
Mrs. Richard E. Stevens, Boston; Mrs
Grace Baker, West Medford, Mass Mrs
G. Frank Hartman, New York; Mrs
Georgianna Swift, Boston; Mrs. Leon E.
Brown, New York; Mrs. Roland Bragg
Bangor; Mrs. H. E. Collett, Bangor; Mrs.
w. Irving Thompson, Bangor; Mrs M. F.
Peavey, Miss Evelyn Peavey, Dallas
Tex; Mrs. Robert Steward, Lansing
Mich. Mrs. S. C. Pattee, Searsport; Mrs
Smallidge, Boston; Miss Brown, Boston
Mrs. Rosenfeld, New York; Miss Mabelle
SWEET, Bangor
There was large attendance at the
Italian dinner given last Friday night
1t was served in five courses and in rea
Italian style even to the absence of flow
" ers on the tables. Among those who en-
tertained private parties were Mrs. Thorn.
as Hudson, Mrs. T. George Dodworth
Mrs. Amy L. Pratt, Mrs Ira M. Cobe
Mrs. S. A. Parker, Miss Evelyn M
Peavey, Dr. w. C. Libbey. There were
25 couples at the dance which followed
A Dutch menu will be served July 9th
These dinner-dances promise to be very
popular and will be given each night that
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