The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-28
NORTHPORT

Call on Fred d. Jones for tickets to the
Edison tone test Sept. IL at the Colonial
Theatre.
The Kenduskeag Club of Bangor won
from the Northport Golf Club recently
in score of Is to g. They were enter
tanned at lunch and supper at the Country
Club.
A large crowd was present at the Sun
day evening concert at the Country Club.
The artists were the Misses Bridges Of
Lynn, Mass, Miss Bean of Camden, Miss
katherine E. Brier and Emory F. White
of Belfast and New York.
The special concert at the Country
Club Tuesday evening was the most de-
lightful of any in its history. The noted
Australian vioiinist, Ernest Toy, was
accompanied by his bride, former Ban
eor girl. Mrs. Richard E. Stevens was
the vocalist with Prof. Stevens as her
accompanist.
The annual meeting of Country Club
members for the election of officers and
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting will be held
Monday, Sept. list, at 1880 p. m. The
Club House will be closed for the season
after Sunday, Sept. 7th. On the evening
of Labor Day, the final dance will be
given.
Friday night a masque party will be
given at the Country Club and some very
unique and attractive costumes are being
planned. No one will be admitted to the
floor unless masqued. This party will be
one of the events of the season. The last
dance of the season will be held on Labor
Day and the club will probably close Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Miss G. Bernice Rogers entertained at
dainty luncheon at the Country Club
Friday at p. m The table decorations
were golden glow and purple asters with
individual bouquets of the same. Mrs.
Ralph Flanders was presented with
bouquet of sweet peas in honor of her
birthday. The guests were Mrs. j. w.
Blaisdell, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs.
Geo. L. Bowman, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, Mrs.
T. B. Dinsmore, Mrs. George w. Davis,
Mrs Flanders, Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge,
Mrs. H. D. Mcclellan, Mrs. D. A, Mac
Lehman, Mrs. R. A. Peavey, Mrs. S. c.
Pattee, Mrs. S. A. Parker, Misses Mel
vina v Parker and Caroline Perrne, Mrs.
Arthur Richie, Mrs. H. H. Stevens, Mrs.
Richard E. Stevens.
Capt. Byrnes, Dr.. Whistler and Pay
master Fredericton of the U. S. De-
stroyer Tucker, which was in Belfast for
several days, were guests of honor at
shore dinner at the Northport Country
Club on Wednesday evening, Aug. Goth,
and followed by an informal dance. Those
present from Belfast were Mayor and
Mrs c. W. W escott, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
L. Slugg, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hall,
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert H Stevens, MI
and Mrs. Howard Symonds, Mrs John c.
Pillsbury, Mrs. c Chapman Pineo, Mrs. S.
c. Pattee, Miss Katherine c. Quimby and
Miss Clara B. Heating and James H.
HoWes
The annual campmeeting of the Metho-
dist Association is in session at the North
port auditorium. Rev NJ E. Osborne Of
Rockland is musical director. Miss Faus-
tina Curtis of Bangor pianist and Rev. A.
E. Morris of Bangor leader. Rev. George
Gorwood of Brewer, Rev. A J. Lock-
hart of Winterport, Rev. NJ Written
of South Thomaston, Rev. Albert E.
Luce of Bangor and Rev. Charles W.
Martin of Belfast have been the speak
ers. The remainder of the program is as
follows: Thursday, Rev. Edward II,
Brewster of Auburn will give special adj
dresses on the Epworth League; Friday,
as given at Columbus Many persons
will appear in native costumes of India;
Sunday, Rev j. l. Bartholomew, D. D. of
Boston, will preach.
The luncheon given Wednesday, Aug.
Goth, at / p. m, at the Country Club by
the Women's golf team for the Water
vile team was very pretty function.
The tables were decorared with red gera-
NUNS and ferns, three glass baskets
forming the centerpiece. Immediately
following luncheon the tournament took
place As the members returned to the
club after the tournament which resulted
IL tie, they found glowing fire in the
living room and tea-table drawn up
near it at which Mrs Charles Bradbury
and Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens poured.
Sandwiches, cinnamon toast and little
cakes were served by the Northport
players. The special guests were Mrs
F. R Reddington, Mrs, R. L. Wentworth,
Mrs. E. K Atwood, Mrs. Merton Bessey,
Mrs. HIP. Hayden, Mrs Clarence Beheon
Misses Charlotte Wrigley, Helen and
Marion Springfield, Cornelia Kelley,