Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1917-07-19

and the Misses Vida and Mary Spear
or Boston, Mass, are among the guests
expected in the near future. Mr.. P.
A. Eaton. who came up with the fam
lily to help open the camp, has re-
turned to his home near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hamilton of
Caribou, Maine, will stop on Che
beague and visit Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hamilton at their home on North
Road for two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton are now making their usual
yearly tour of Maine in their car, while
MIR. Hamilton rests from his onerous
duties as very successful lawyer in
Caribou.
Miss Elisabeth Ash entertained the
usual corps Of French Relief" work
ers on Friday at Ashcroft the beau
tiful summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Nj. Ash Among those present were
Mrs. Romano Keyser Miss E. Slaugh-
ter, Mrs. E. Capps, Mrs. Stephen
Capps, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs.
Mckay, Mrs. VIM. c. Newell, Mrs H.
II. Robbins, Mrs. John Morgan Ash,
Jr., Mrs. Austin Norris Harmon, Mrs.
S. Nj. Sharkey Miss Hart-Lester Har-
rls, Mrs. Frank Headley, Mrs. Paul
Ienney, Miss Pardee, Miss Margaret
Newell, Miss Mary Newell Miss Mar
garet Ash, Miss Elisabeth Ash, Miss
Marie Robbins, Miss Isabel Wust, Miss
Margaret Albion, Miss Gertrude AL
b1on, and others. These meetings are
held every Friday afternoon, by invita-
ton, at Ashcroft" Congresses.
wound wipers and compress holders
are made for the French Relief CORPS
or Philadelphia, under the able direc-
ton or Miss Ash, who did the same
work last winter in Philadelphia.
On Wednesday Red Cross" Bridge
party was held at Ashcroft for the
benefit of the Red Cross Relief Fund
OF America. Six tables of bridge were
made up, each player paying at least
20 cents. At the end quite a sum was
realized, which will be sent to the Re-
lief Fund by Miss Ash. Tea. sand
wiches and cake were served after
about two hours of bridge playing,
then an hour of social intercourse was
enjoyed. Among the invited guests
were Mrs. F. Burton, Mrs. Oliver S.
Ionks, Mrs. Austin Morris Harmon,
Mrs. II. Drury, Mrs. l.. J. Chandler,
Mrs. Stephen Capps, Mrs. Edward
Capps, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. VIM. Newell.
Mrs. Gwillim, Miss Margaret Shu.
Darth, Mrs. Lyang. Mrs. Romano Kew
ser, Mrs. j. F. Albion, Mrs. O'Grady,
Miss Margaret Albion, Miss Gertrude
Albion, Miss Barbara Arnold, Mrs. S.
NJ Sharkey, Miss Marie Robbins, Miss
Margaret Newell, Miss Mary Newell,
Mr.. l.. j. Chandler, DR.. J. F. Albion.
Mr.. Austin MacCormack, Mr.. Robert
ALBION, Mr.. Harris Newell and Mr..
Vernet Arnold.
=. The guests of the Summit House,
Kept by Mrs. Clinton NJ. Hamilton, are
to be favored with the finest products
or MIR. Hamilton's vegetable garden.
In addition to the fine garden which
MI Hamilton usually has, he has
planted very large plot in the main
road, from which any delicacy Of the
season will be served. Those who
nave partaken of these in the past
know how tasty and nutritious they
are. Mrs. Hamilton is expecting several
parties, which will nearly fill the
house. The season, although some
what backward, will undoubtedly last
much longer.
Mr.. John Balzar of Harvard is now
the house-guest of Mrs. l.. w. Ball and
Mrs. Paul Tenney at the charming
Ball Villa. Mr.. John Ball and Mr.. Cole
OF the First Relief Corps of Boston
are expected in the near future. They
viii make a short visit, but only a
little time is required to impress the
charms OF Chebeague upon the sum-
mer visitors
Rev. A. J. Derbyshire and family of
New York have taken the cosy bunga-
low, BURNETT" near Central Land
ing, for the rest of the season. Mr..
and Mrs. Hayden Brown of Hayerhill,
Mass, will arrive on Tuesday for a
two weeks visit. Mr.. Brown and DR..
Derbyshire expect to leave for Port
land on Thursday for an automobile
M TO 1. %, L..
they arrive there the party will dis
embark and then walk the Presiden-
tial Range. They will return by auto
mobile to Chebeague some time next
week.
Mrs. G.. E. Berry of WATERFOWL is
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hicks at
their beautiful summer residence near
Central Landing. Mrs. James King
OF Watertown Is also guest at this
hospitable home for an indefinite
length of time. Mr.. Hicks leaves on
Monday for his home in Portland, for
a two weeks stay. He will, however,
return to Chebeague for the week-ends.
Mrs. A. III. Crossman of Milton,
Mass. Is now numbered among the
members of those present in the Mass
achusetts Colony. Mr.. A. II. Cross
man will arrive at "Uniquity Lodge"
sometime in the near future.
Miss Louise Hay OF Milton, Mass,
Miss Evelyn Gardiner of Milton and
Miss Kathryn Petty of Bellows Falls,
Vt, are house-guests of Mrs. F. w.
Phipps at her lovely villa among the
pines of the Massachusetts, Colony.
Mr. Raymond Hines has returned to
his home in Passaic, N. j., after an
all too short visit with his family at
their capacious cottage In the Massa-
chusetts Colony. Miss Shirley Hines
expects to enter Wellesley College
next fall The Hines family will then
probably either move back to their
old home in Winchester, Mass, or
else to Wellesley, Mass. Miss Lucille
Hines has finished a two year course
of costume designing at the School OF
Fine and Applied Arts in New York
City. She also belongs to the Ma
tional Surgical Unit of the Red Cross.
Miss Gladys Brown and Mr.. and