The Republican journal., 1922-08-10
NORThPORT

Miss Marian Giddings of Brookline ar
rived Thursday and is the guest of Miss
Anna Aver at her cottage.
Capt Goodwin took a party of about
20 on a sail down the bay Thursday Tor a
clam lake and to pick blueberries.
Miss Charlotte Pope of Boston is the
guest of her aurt, Mrs. E. F. Pope of
New York at the Smith cottage on the
South Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Small of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Small at their cottage on North ave-
nue., at Bayside.
Hon. Norman H. White of Brookiine,
Mass, who has been spending short
time with his family at their summer
home at Saturday Cove, has returned to
Boston.
Miss Louise, arrived in Northport Thurs
day from New York, joining Mr.. Rogers
and Miss Adeline, who have been guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe at Hillside
Farm for the past month. They will oc-
cupy their cottage on the South Shore.
The annual meeting of the Baysde cor
poration was held at the theatre Tuesday
afternoon, when the following officers
were elected: President, Ira M. Cobe;
treas, Ralph L. Flanders; CLERK, c. c.
Dickinson; overseers, Mr.. Flanders,
Charles E. Rogers, Claude B. Roberts.
Eugene R. Conner, Philo C. Blaisdel,
DR.. Percy Warren.
Among those registered at the Waquoit
for the past week are Raymond F. Hig-
gins, Medford, Mass, for few weeks;
Helen F. Martin and Agnes Sawyer, Ban
s2or; Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrakat and
son George, Bangor; John Pendleton and
son of Los Angeles, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Bond and son Pendleton. Westbury,
L. L.; Miss M. Hamon, Minneapolis,
motor party.
Late arrivals at Temple Heights Inn:
The Misses Catherine and Mary Sheehan
of Brookline; Anna G. Mukenfus, Irene
r. Schofeld, Franklin E. Cresson, Ar
thur Littman, Jr., of Philadelphia; Mrs.
T. Duksor and daughter of Denver, Col. /;
Mrs G. w. Brown, Bangor; Charles +.
Caul, William Casey, James Hayes, John
D. O'Connell, Boston; Miss Mollle O'Leary
and her niece Mary, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
lPlaisdell OF Dorchester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson of Co.
lumbus, Ga, who are at their country es-
tate on the Lncolnvile Road, gave a
very delightful costume party Tuesday
evening, Aug. 1st, entertaining some 25
or 80 guests, ii of the summer colony.
1t was an informal affair, and very
charming, and the costumes worn-were
most attractive, including Medlaeval,
Persian, Colonial and many others. Danc-
ing was enjoyed, guessing contests, etc,
and supper was served during the even
ing. Summer flowers were used for dec
orationS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea of New
York, who are at their cottage Fernuale
on the North Shore, entertained at din
aer at the Country Club last Wednesday
evening IN honor of their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Moore of New York,
who came to Boston to be present at the
opening of George M. Cohan's new show,
Little Nellie Kelley, which made great
hit, the playwright and producer receiv-
ing a great ovation. In the Shea party
also were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rand of
.Rye, N. Y, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. Dinsmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blaisdell and Mr..
Mrs. Louis X. Hlrch.
A pleasant wedding reception was held
Saturday evening, July 29th, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Mahoney,
East Northport, for their daughter, Mrs
Esther Ready, who was married that
evening to Oscar H. Drinkwater of
Northport. The ceremony was perform
ed at the home of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. Charles w. Martin, in Belfast
The bride wore brown georeette crepe
over satin and carried red carnations and
was attended by her sister. Miss Dorothy
Mahoney, who wore white organdy and
carried white carnatiol $. The best man
was Charles Mahoney, brother of the
bride. The single ring service was used.
Immediately after the ceremony the par
ty drove to East Nor hport, where a
large number of friends awai ed them.
Refreshments were served d the guests
inspected the wedding gifts which in
cluded linen, cut glass and silver, a chest
of silver being among them, the gift of
Warren Read. Later MIR. and Mrs.
DrInkwater drove to their home at Sat-
'urday Cove.