The Republican journal., 1922-08-31


Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sheldon spent
Aug 20 with their son, c. A. Sheldon.
Earl Sheldon, who had been visiting his
brother the past week, has returned home
tc Warren.
Miss Olive Wadlin arrived to visit her
uarents, Capt. and Mrs Bartlett Wadlin,
Aug. 20 coming from the White Noun
tsns, where she spent the past two weeks.
Miss Alice Leatherman of Maiden,
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
a Roberts of Brighton, who are at their
q North Shore place. August q Miss Mary
i Campbell of Cambridge Joined them for
4 week.
Charles E. Kennedy of Boston has join
ed Mrs Kennedy, who is at their cottage
| on the North Shore for the season. They
| have with them their daughter. Mrs. Ar
/ thur Hertz, and Mr.. Hertz of Frederick.
ton, N. j. Mrs. Hertz was formerly Miss
Heoise Kennedy.
Mrs. Charles II. Glaster entertained 20
quests recently at dinner at the
| Northport Country Club before the dance.
4 in honor of her house guests, Mrs. Daniel
Riordon and Miss Marian Riordon of New
York. Many of the guests were from
/ Bangor.
Mrs Edwin H. Klahre of Brookline,
Mass, has been the guest for a week of
Mrs G. F. Hartman of New York at her
place on the South Shore and number
/ of social affairs were given in her honor
She is now in Bar Harbor for a few
weeks and will later be the guest of Mrs.
Ralph L. Flanders before returning home
A very delightful dance was given
luh
especially good music by Marston orches-
ira of Rockland, and was one of the best
attended of the season. Many people en-
tertained at dinner, preceding the dance,
one of the largest parties being that of
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Clay, who entertain
ed Governor Bax ter and the members of
his staff.
MI and Mrs. Ralph l.. Flanders, who
W are spending the season at Cedar Hedges,
&their South Shore place, spent the week
@ at their fishing camps at Pleasant Lake,
in northern Maine. Miss Frances and
An Miss Marian. with their grandmother,
Mrs. Mary 5. Aver, and Miss Anna Aver,
are at Cedar Hedges, the latter enter
tanIng Miss Marian Giddings of Brook
tine, Mass, who has been at Bluehll for
lhe summer.
Col and Mrs. Edward j. Mayo of Do
eI.Foxcroft, their grand daughter Miss
Dorothy Mayo, and Miss Muriel Phipot
returned to their homes recent ly
after few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis K Hirsh at Longwood Camp, Little
River, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hirsh
entertained company of ladies in honor
of Mrs Mayo and in the evening gave a
dinner for them at the Northport Country
Club.
Recent out of town guests registered at
the Northport Country Club were Miss
Vera Fulton, Brockton, Mass Irene
Goodrich, Augusta; Mrs Harrison Chap
man, Portland; Mrs. Lake Smith, East
Orange, N. j.; Mrs. Gertrude Sparks,
Bangor; Mrs. Nellie Churchill, Cam
bridge, Mass; Cecilia Smith, East
Orange. N. j.; Walter J. Thayer, East
Orange, N j; Mr.. and Mrs George
Hall, Pasadena, Calf. Mr.. Phillips, Nal.
den, Mass. Col. and Mrs. E. j. Mayo of
Foxcroft; Miss Dorothy Mayo and Miss
Muriel Philpot of Foxcroft; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Z. Jackson of Foxcroft.
Mrs Page and Mrs. Ruth P. Coe of
Long Island entertained at bridge party
at the Northport Country Club Friday af-
ternoon Aug. Is. The GU SITS included Mrs.
Ralph L. Flanders and her house guests,
MISS Anna Aver, Miss Frances Flanders,
Mrs NJ. F. Peavey, Mrs. D. A. MacLen.
nan, Mrs Geo. F. Hartman, Miss Caro-
line Perrine, Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton,
Mrs. Chas E. Kennedy, Mrs. Sargent of
Northport; Mrs. Roland Bragg of Bangor,
Mrs. Saddler of Nashua, N H. Mrs Rob-
erts of Reading, Pa; Mrs. Charles E. Rog-
ers of New York; Miss Margaret Coe of
Long Island; Mrs. Joseph W. Blaisdell,
Mrs Allan NJ. Howes, Mrs. Eugene L.
Stevens, Mrs. Austin w. Heating of Bel
last. The first prize, pottery bowl, was
Won by Miss Flanders; the second, guest
ton, calendar, by Mrs. Rogers. Refresh-
nents were served in the dining room
which was decorated with pink sweet