The Republican journal., 1919-08-21
NORThPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davies and daugh.
tiers Elsie and Inez of Brewer are spending
the week at Northport.
Rev. w. w. Kline and family of Read.
ing, Pa, were recent guests of Mrs. W
Morris Deisher at the North Shore.
The Misses Verna Cleaver and Carrie
Skaters of Reading, Pa, are guests Of
Mrs. W. NJ Deisher, North Shore.
Mrs. F. L. Scwall and Miss Edith Sew.
all of Bangor are spending two weeks al
Northport this month in vacation out.
ing.
Ernest Toy, the great Australian violin.
list, will give recital at the Country Clut
Tuesday evening, Aug. Goth. The public
will be admitted with tickets at rs cents.
Miss Delma LeGrasse, clerk in the store
of the Keith Shoe Company at Oldtown,
has been spending the past week at North
port with party of young ladies at the
Bickmore cottage.
The return tournament of golf was
played Wednesday afternoon at the
links of the Country Club between Water
vile and Northport. The game followed
luncheon at p. m.
Victor Moody Smith of Boston is spend
ing a weeks vacation at Temple Heights
where he is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Lillian Garland Smith of Manchester, N.
H., who is spending the season there.
Capt. Seth M Milliken of New York
| has broken the record for nine holes on
the Northport Country and Golf Club
links making the round in thirty-eight.
Capt Milliken won the cup in the recent
elimination handicap on this course.
Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee of Belfast was
the winner of the first prize, hand
decorated basket, at the weekly bridge
tournament Thursday afternoon at the
Country Club. Mrs. Amelia Allen, guest
of her daughter, Mrs. H. II. Stevens of
Belfast, was awarded the consolation
| There were ten tables.
A very enjoyable four table bridge party
took place at Mrs W. E. Kotman's last
Friday afternoon. Mrs E. L. Stevens
won first prize at cards, beautiful gold
picture frame, and Mrs. W. M. Deisher
first prize in the other games, Madeira
dolly. Refreshments were served and
very pleasant afternoon spent.
The first of a series of bowling games
was held last Wednesday at the j. W,
leading scores: Woman's game, Mrs.
Charles T. Rogers 203; Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe,
1888; Miss Anna Aver, ITO; Miss Anne NJ.
Kittredge, 16l. The men, DR.. Eugene L.
Stevens, POS; Dr. William c. Libbey, 1893;
Howard Simmons, 1874; Herbert E. Stew
ems, 191. At auction game during the
afternoon Mrs. Howard Simmons of Marl-
boro won the first prize, handsome cock
tail tray, and Mrs. Stearns of Brookline,
the consolation a travelling sewing kit.
Mrs. Alice Houston Stevens, accom-
panied by her husband Prof Richard E.
Stevens of the New England Conserva-
tory, was the vocal soloist at the Sunday
night musicale at the Country Club. She
sang a group of songs and several others
by special request, and was heard with
rare pleasure. Mrs. Stevens never fails
to delight her audience. Prof. Emil Wink
Ter of Pennsylvania, who spends the sea-
son on Mt. PercivaI, made his first aD-
pearance at the club and rendered several
cello solos, He was accompanied by
The concert was well attended.
The annual cabaret was given in the
auditorium Friday evening and was fol-
lowed later by dance at the Club house.
Reservations were held by about 250 peo-
pie. The tables were centered with ferns
and garden flowers. McKeen's orchestra
of Belfast furnished music. Ira NJ. CODE
opened the program with few remarks
and introduced Hon. Hugh d. Mcclellan
of Boston as master Of ceremonies, which
he did in a bright and witty manner. The
program included group of songs by
Mrs. Richard E. Stevens of Boston, &C
companied by her husband; some original
verses by Ira M. Cobe were very grace
fully read by Miss Evelyn Flanders; six
handed piano selection by Mrs. R. L,
Flanders, Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton and
Prof. Stevens. Two sketches written by
M. Cobe, the Rehearsal, was givensby
Mrs. S. c. Pattee, Mrs. S. A. Parker,
Misses Anne NJ kttredge and G. Bernice
Rogers, and the "Grafter," by Fred 7,
Chase, S. A. Parker and Vaughan Hamil-
ton. Mr. Cobe also wrote the words for
an original composition by Mr.. Stevens,
which was sung by Mrs. Stevens. Hon
Leon F. Higgins of Bangor, member of
the Club was one of the entertaining
speakers on the program. Mr.. CODES
compositions were punctuated with IL
Illuminated points, and even strangers
present enjoyed seeing them land on his
victims.
THE CHURCHES