The guardian., 1941-07-12
On the Cape
By Winifred Hodge Williams

HYANNIS
Among the holiday weekend guests
seen at Casa Manana, dine and dance
rendezvous, were Miss E. Turner, Miss
Jean johnson, Lieut.. Stephen Doug
lass, Miss Vivian Hodge, Mrs. L. E.
Williams, Mrs. Ann Hawk, Mrs. Flea
nor Stewart, Atty. Laurence Banks,
Mrs. John Anderson, all Of Boston;
also Miss Mary Brown, Washington,
D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Gay,
Brooklyn, N. Y. . On PITCHERS
WAY Mr.. and Mrs. Latham have
opened their summer cottage. At Pine
Needles Cottage Sgt. and Mrs. William
Taylor of Boston have as guests Mrs.
Burdette Griggs and daughter, New
York; Mrs Richard Jackson, New
Rochelle, N. Y; Mrs. William Carter,
Mrs. Joseph Riles, Cambridge; Mrs.
Harold Bradley, Winchester. Guests
at Hilltop Cottage, Mrs. Jennie Fortes,
proprietor, are Mrs. Miller and daugh-
ter, the Misses johnson all of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Wellman, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Other Hyannis arrivals include Miss
Gwendolyn Game, Miss Hazel Camp
bell R. DeCosta Miss Marie Myers, all
of Boston; Henry Johnson, Harold
Taylor, New York; Mrs. Rebecca Madi-
son, Warenton, Va
The delightfully."- warm weather
prompts many visitors to organize
bathing parties, especially as the Hy-
annis beach is conveniently reached
from the. summer colony A lively beach
party included Atty. and Mrs. Julian
D. Rainey and daughter Patricia, Atty.
and Mrs. Antonio Cardozo and little
Marie Cardozo, Atty. Laurence Banks,
Misses Gertrude (Toki) and Lillian
Schalk, Miss Vivian Hodge, Miss
Lorena Cuzzens, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Harris, Lucius Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gabriel, Mrs. Eleanor Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Evans, Miss
Josephine Miranda, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Tynes, Llewellyn Manley, Miss Hazel
Campbell, all of Boston; "Mayor"
Steve Peters, Mashpee; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins, ST.,
Of Atlanta, Ga.
OSTERVILLE
Crowds are to be seen any day or
evening at Joe's Twin Villa where din
ing and dancing are chief attractions.
Week-enders and other visitors always
plan for a visit or visits to Osterville's
most famous retreat You'll find
there anybody on the Cape if you'll
look around bit. q. . In the crowd were
glimpsed Mrs. Ann Hawk, Misses Ger
trude and Lillian Schalk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Harris Doris Dandridge), g,
Lucius Carter, Miss Lorena Cuzzens,
Mrs. Morena, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Roundtree, Charles Roundtree, Miss
Josephine Roundtree, Lieut.. Stephen
Douglass Henry Arnold, Miss Hazel
Campbell, Mrs. Bessie Frye, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gabriel, all of Boston.
MASHPEE
A drawing spot frequented by many
Cape visitors is the Wigwam on School
st., Mashpee. Like all Cape resorts it
features dancing with meals. In addi-
ton it is surrounded by group of rest
cabins specially equipped for tourists.
RANDOM NOTES
Mrs. Mildred Lightfoot and daughter
Florence have gone to Huntsville, Ala,
for a months vacation. On their trip
they will visit relatives and friends in
st. Louis, Mo- and Memphis, Tenn. In
Hyannis Mrs. Lightfoot and daughter
make their home with Mrs. Lightfoot's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Toney, Hyannis caterers
M Mr. and Mrs. William Beverly of
S;ome7rville, with their vivacious little
daughter, Barbara spent the Fourth