The Republican journal., 1921-08-18
NORTHPORT

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George Wadlin left for Boston Sunda,
night after spending two weeks vacation
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett
Wadlin.
| Mrs. T. E. Lennen of Joplin, Mo-, VOL
the women's handicap tournament, de
featlng Mrs. R. B. Stearns of Brookline
one up.
Mrs. F. o. Wade, who has been tn
guest of Mrs. G. F. Hartman at he
cottage on the South Shore, left Thurs
day for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Curlev O
Brookline are spending the week will
the latter's mother, Mrs. N. Frederick
| Foote, who is summering at Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Stearns of Brook
line, Mass, have arrived, as guests O.
Mr.. Stearns' mother, Mrs. r. B. Stearns
who is summering at Northport for few
weeks.
Miss Anna Aver of Brookline, Mass.
gave a most delightful luncheon at the
Country Club on Thursday at one o'clock
seating her guests at one long table
forming T. The floral decorations were
very artistic and the place cards with
legends which we're read aloud by each
guest, were very unique.
Admiral William Veazie Pratt, U. S,
NJ, will be the guest of Frank D. Hazel
tine Post, A. L. H., Ralph A. Bramhall,
commander, at the Country Club Thurs
day evening. A banquet will be served
at o'clock, followed by speaking and
music. Covers will be laid for 100
guests, including Belfast citizens.
Robert Steward, U. of M, 'Oe, won the
silver cup in the mems handicap at North
port Golf Club, winning from DR.. W. c..
Libbey, two up. MIR. Steward, former
Skowhegan man. is now located in Lam
sing, Michigan, and comes to Northport
every summer with Mrs. Steward, who
was formerly Miss Marjorie Carleton Of
Old Town.
The costume party at the Country Club
was great success with the largest at
tendance of any of the dances this season.
The music by McKeen's orchestra was
fine and the floor in good condition,
There were a large number in costume
and many of them were unique. Prior
to the dance there were a number of
dinner parties.
The Sunday evening program at the
Country Club was a delightful one.
Miss Augusta Van Alta of New York. a
summer visitor at the Battery, where she
is studying with Mrs. John Mehan of
New York, was most entertaining in her
artistic and finished presentation in song
and costume of group of Indian songs
i'll which she speciaizes. The majority
of her selections were from Cadman.
Miss Anne M. kittredge of Belfast.
clever reader, was heard with pleasure in
the Night Wind by Eugene Field, Paddy
Whack by Holman Day and an anony-
nous production, 'Our Club"
The most popular event of the season
will be the annual cabaret, which comes
Friday evening, the Goth, instead of the
25th, as first announced, as that is the
date of the Hospital Fair to be held in
Belfast AS the capacity of the club
house is already overtaxed, it is probable
that the cabaret Will be held in the Bay
side Theatre, as it was last year, and the
adjournment will be made to the Club
House for the dancing. Ira M. Cobe has
charge of the entertainment to be given
for the cabaret, and his management in
sures perfect success. He proposes a
surprise for this year.
Among the recent guests at The Wa
quot, Mrs. Lillian c. Ross, proprietor,
are: Miss Marian j. Phillips, Miles X
ToWne, Bradford, Mass. Miss Eleanor A,
Rowan, Boston; Miss Nellie Shannon.
Boston; j. H. McKenna, Miss Mary kel-
ley, Miss Helen Mahoney, Miss Nora C.
Desmond and Miss Rose Kirk of Boston:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Young of Water
town, with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Flint of
Belmont, who are touring Maine; Miss
Laura II. Baker of Newton and Rev.
Mabel H. Written of Unity; Misses Agnes
B. Towne and Elizabeth Jane Towne of
Bradford; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wardwell and
John P. Hanover of Bangor.
Hon. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan en-
tertained fifty guests at the Country
Club Tuesday evening in honor of the
latter's sister, Miss Alice P. Poor, the
guest of her parents, Hon. and Mrs. C.
o. Poor of Belfast. The decorations
were an abundance of phlox and asp ara
gus ferns. The weather was beautiful
with bright moon and warm air, per-
hitting the wearing of evening dress,
adding materially to the effect. There
were eight tables of auction with
Vaughan Hamilton and Mayor Clement
w. Wescott prize winners with Elmer
A. Sherman the recipient of the consola-
ton; Mrs. S. c. Pattee and Mrs. G. F.
Hartman first and second, while Mrs.
Richard E. Stevens received the conso-
lation. At the poker table with twelve
players the prize winners were j. W.
Blaisdell and Miss Anne M. Kittridge.
Mrs. George Frank Hartman of New
York gave one of the most delightful and
artistic parties of the season at the
Country Clue last Wednesday afternoon.
Covers were laid for AZ guests at the
O'Clock luncheon. The table decorations
were large bowls of bachelor buttons
and marigolds with tiny incense burners
wrapped in blending shades and dainty
place cards consisting of water color
scenes of Pekina, China. A delicious
luncheon was served, and then cards
were played in the living room and on
the broad porch. Mrs. J. D. Mortimer
won the first prize, and other prizes were
won by Mrs. Albert Mowry of this city,
Mrs. W. Morris Deisher of Reading, Pa,
Miss Caroline Perrine, Mrs. Donald Mac
Lehman, Mrs. M. F. Peavey, Mrs Ralph
Flanders and Mrs. Ralph H. howes.
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