The Republican journal., 1921-07-14
NORTHPORT

A shore dinner will be served at the
Club today (Thursday)
Miss Adella Hills and two friends of
Boston spent the Fourth with Henry Hills
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rines and Charles
Spear of Warren called on friends in
town Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. McKeen and sister of Everett
expect to arrive in August to occupy the
Lower cottage on Birch Chrest.
George Wadlin of New Haven spent
the Fourth with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Wadlrn. returning Monday.
Mrs.Louis X. Hirsh is giving luncheon
OF "a covers today (Thursday) at Log
wood Camp, Little River, in honor of
house guests.
Norman X. Whtcher of Boston, pay
master of the firm of Jordan. Marsh &,
Co., spent the week end and Fourth with
his sister, Mrs. Alice Sheldon.
Miss Marion Knowlton made a motor
trip from Boston to spend the Fourth
with her father. E. H. Knowlton, and
sister, Miss Martha Knowlton.
The supper at Browns Corner Chapel
was a success financially and otherwise.
Quite number attended, and the pro-
ceeds including the apron sale was about
$28.
Miss Olive Wadlin of New York and
Miss Mabel Wadlin, R. N, of West New.
ton, Mass, are spending their vacation
with their parents, Capt and Mrs. Bart
lett Wadlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pope of Brook
line, Mass, and title daughter Ruth, ar
rived Tuesday to spend the remainder of
the season in the Thompson cottage on
the South Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Beattie of Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Carl Hanson of Eas-
ton, Pa, arrived Tuesday as house guests
for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
X. Hirsh at their Little River bungalow.
Mrs. S. 7. Young and daughters, Miss
Leta and Miss Hazel, of Springfield have
arrived for the remainder of the season.
They were in Northport last season, and
are members of the Country and Golf
Clubs.
The program for the musical at the
Country Club next Sunday evening will
include group of songs by Mrs. Mabel
Norton Foote with Miss Inez R. Churchill
accompanist. She will also sing some of
j. H. Gilberte's songs with his accom-
panlment The program will close with
community singing led by Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Pitcher of Belfast
A recent acquisition to the musical
members of the Country Club is Mrs. n.
Frederick Foote Of Brookline, known in
concert work as Mabel Norton Sh is a
soloist in the First Parish UnitariaD
church in Brookline, and with her young
daughters, Misses Eleanor and Natalie,
has taken the Mears cottage on Bay
View Park tor the summer Mr.. Foote
has been here for a few days and will
during the remainder of the season come
for the week ends. Mrs. Foote recently
entertained her eldest daughter, Miss
Jane, who was married in Brookline
few weeks ago to Frank Curling.
There was good attendance at the
Country Club Sunday evening to listen
to pleasing program well rendered by
popular Belfast artists including Miss
Katherine E, Brier, soprano, Mrs. Jessie
Hart Allen, contralto, Harold S.
Mckeen, tenor and Earl L. Talbot, bass,
Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, accompanist.
The program: Spring Song, Pincuti,
quartet; solo, Springtide, Green, Mrs.
Allen; the Owl and the Pussy Cat, In
graham, quartet, with solo by Miss Brier
duet, Night of Joy, Lucantoni, Miss Brier
and Mckeen; solo, Learn to Smile, from
the O'Brien Girl, Miss Brier; quartet
Rock of Ages, Nelson.
Mrs. George F. Hartman of New
York, who is at her summer home on the