The Republican journal., 1918-09-05
NORTHpORT.

, 10 Conover of Boston and Dr. E. c.
True of Auburn were recent visitors t.
8 Northport and registered at the Waquoit
Charles E. Rogers, who spe mt the sum
mer at his cottage at Northport, leave!
ON Wednesday for his home in New
. York.
; Mrs. Eva Cobe returns Saturday tc
: her home in Brookline, Mass, aftel
spending the summer with her son, Ira
NJ Cobe and wife at Hillside Farm.
Mrs. F. C. Sargent and daughter, Mrs.
Claude B. Roberts, who have been at
tine Clark cottage for the season, lett
Tuesday for their home in Brookline,
Mass.
George W. Chadwick, director of the
New ENGLAND Conservatory of Music and
a we'll known composer, was recent
guest of Nj. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders
at Bohemia, their summer home.
Whine j. Dorman of Belfast defeated
Charles E. Rogers of New York IN the
finals of the handicap billiard tourna-
ment finished at the Country Club on
| Thursday night. Both men played a
fine game Dorman scoring 200 to hog-
ers' 144.
Miss Clara B. Heating of Belfast was
the winner of the war savings stamp at
the bridge party at the Country Club
Thursday and Miss Brown of Bangor of
the thrift stamp. The last bridge of the
season will take place today, Thursday.
The September events at the Country
Club are as follows: This, Thursday,
Women's bridge, 30 p. M; 9th, dance,
$50 D. m; 9th, music, 800 p. m. Due
to the difficulty of securing help, the
club house will close on Monday, Sept
9th.
The Country Club will close its dining
room Sunday, Sept, 9th. The last dance
will be held on the 9th and the last must
Gale on the 9Th. The club house will be
closed on the 9th, although the golf house
and links will be kept open until very
much later.
The concert and ball given Saturday
night at Hotel Samoset by Corp. Alma
Dodworth Tartoue of New York, was
very ENJOYABLE affair and $3.50 by volun-
tary contribution was raised for the
ambulance fund of the Women's Motor
Corps of America, of which Mrs. Tartoue
is a member.
The young girls who have been at Mrs.
Thompson's camp for girls, at Kelley's
Cove, all summer, left Saturday for their
homes in New York, accompanied by
Mrs. Graun and Miss Marian MacMullln.
The girls were Virginia Eaton, Sylvia
Fisher, Marian Kloman and Frances Mac
Mullin. Mrs. Thompson is entertaining
now Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wade and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belling of Boston.
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea left Friday for
Camden, where she Joined party OF
friends for trip to Quebec. The party
were in three cars and left Camden at
noon. It included Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
L. Bean who had as guests Mrs. Shea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mulloney of Brook
line, Miss Myrtle and Robert Bean, Jr.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Bisbee took Mr.. and
Mrs. C, C. Wood and Miss Doris Ogier,
and in the third car were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Babb, Miss Elizabeth and Master
George Babb and Mrs. Alice Messenger.
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea entertained las
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. George E.
Evans of Stamford, Conn.,, who with her
young son George, student at the Shen-
andoah Valley Military Academy, was
spending several weeks in Belfast. A
delicious menu, including boiled Holsters,
was served and the afternoon was spent
with sewing and knitting. Mr.. James
Bradbury of New York read several Sc
lections. The other guests were Mrs.
Cecil Clay. Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs.
Louis Hirsh and Miss Anne M. Kittredge.
| Mrs. Alma M. Tartoue gave luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the summer home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. George
Dodworth, in honor of Prof. George
Copeland, the Boston pianist. The other
guests at the luncheon were Prof. Cope
lands mother, Mrs. Copeland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders, Miss Evelyn
Flanders, Mr.. Crowley, Prof. Copeland's
secretary, and the members of the Dod-
worth family, ten covers being laid.
Sweet peas were used for decorations.
Later in the afternoon the party adjourn
ed to Bohemia. the Flanders summer