Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-10

homo in Augusta, Sunday, after
passing Il few days at the Allen cot
tagc.
Judge Cook of Gardiner joined his
family last week for a few weeks
vacation.
Mrs. T.. A. Walker of Auburndale.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. G. O.
! Nickcry for a few days.
Mr.. Benjamin Rowe of Boston,
Mass, arrived Saturday for a few
weeks at the Rowe cottage.
Robert West of Boston, Mass, is
passing a few days at the West cot
tasc.
Mrs. G. o. Nickery has returned
from a visit in Kenncbunk. Me.
DR.. and Mrs. !. Z. Park and Miss
Marjorie Darrow of Revere. Mass,
arc occupying the Cross cottage for
August They have as their guests,
Mrs Fred Hall and son. Norman
and Mr. p. c. Deliver of Mcdford,
Mass.
Mr. Elwood Wilcox of Augusta
passed the weekend with his family
at the Atlantic House.
L. p. Stanley and family of Water
Vile arrived Saturday at their cot
tagc.
The young people of the Point gave
Il most pleasing entertainment Satur-
day night to full house. The first
numbers on the program were songs
! Ivy the chorus. The scene was a
music staff and the girls heads were
! tho notes. Those in the chorus were:
! Misses Madeline Turner, Dorothy
Deliver, katharine Thomas, Made
line Hussey, Anita E,rnshaw, kath-
arine Knight, Phyllis Tassett and
Betcna Bryant.
The Mandolin Trio next rendered
solos. These were Misses Madeline
Turner and Katharine Thomas and
Charles Libby. Then Miss Katharine
j Knight gave two very lovely violin
solos. The chorus appeared again
! in a dancing sketch with Misses
| Katharine Thomas and Dorothy Dol
/ liver as soloists. Miss Anita Ern-
| shaw next gave a piano solo. Ches-
| ter Burnham rendered his always
| entertaining songs. Miss Virginia
; Wilcox appeared in a most pleasing
solo dance. Miss Bctona Bryant read
Il scene from Shakespeare Mid
summer Nights Dream" Miss Dor
! othy Dolliver next gave very
| pleasing musicale recitation.
| The finale Of the program con-
| sisted of good night songs by the
| chorus. Much credit Is due to these
young ladies and also Charles Libby,
| the accompanist. for their hard work
! and for the most successful event of
| the season.
The entertainment was followed by
! dancing and the music for this was
! certainly a credit to the members
| of the orchestra; Charles Libby at
! the piano, Katharine Knight violin
| ist and Mr.. Bugbee, celloist Mr..
| licnncsscy sang several selections
! through a mcgaphonc and added
much to the enjoyment of the
dancers. The dance ended at a late
/ hour after most entertaining and
successful evening. due to the efforts
| of the young people and the Young
Peoples orchestra.
Miss katherine knight of Augusta
was the weekend guest of Miss Dor
| othy Dolliycr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bush and fam
| lily of Augusta are passing their
! annual vacation at the Point.
large party of Ocean Pointers
went to Linckin Lodge recently to
their now famous "waftles."
The music for the dance for this
| Thursday evening at the Casino will
be the Douglas Melody Men from,
Augusta. consisting of six pieces.
A grand. good time is anticipated.
as large crowd is expected from
all the summer resorts around this
section whore it has been so extern
SivCly advertised