16 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
Miss Linda Scarritt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wil- 
liam Russell Scarritt of Boston, and Leverett Saltonstall 
Tuckerman, 2d, of Boston and Ipswich, were of those 
whose engagements were announced in January. Mr. 
Tuckerman is the son of the late Charles Sanders Tucker- 
mand and Mrs. Tuckerman (Ruth Appleton) of “Apple- 
field,’ Ipswich. The wedding will take place in the 
Church of the Advent, Boston, on Saturday, June 2. 
The engagement of Edward Moore Robinson the 
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. John Markle of New York and 
West Manchester, to Miss Evelyn Linderman of Allen- 
town, Pa., was announced in January. 
February engagements included those of Miss Mary 
I‘rances Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R, An- 
derson of Boston and Wenham, to Arthur Fielden Lus- 
comb of Salem; Miss Elizabeth B. Fay, daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Dudley B. Fay of Boston and Nahant, to Dr. 
Pierce P. McGann of Somerville. 
Also of interest was the announcement from Mon- 
treal of the engagement of Miss Martha Allan, daughter 
of Sir Montague and Lady Allan, to Lieutenant Thierry 
Mallet of the r2oth Chasseurs of the French army. Miss 
Allan, a frequent visitor at the home of her uncle, Bryce 
J. Allan of Boston and Beverly Cove, has been a volun- 
teer nurse in England since the opening of hostilities. 
Her sisters were lost with the Lusitania. 
In March was noted the announcement of the engage- 
ment of Miss Martha Hollister, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Clay Hollister of Grand Rapids, Mich., to Dr. 
Charles Wadsworth, 3d, of New York. Dr. Wadsworth 
is the son of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wadsworth of 
Philadelphia and Magnolia. 
Also of interest to the Manchester-Magnolia colony 
is the engagement of Miss Helen Le Roy Lane of Cam- 
bridge and St. Louis, to Wells Blanchard of Concord. 
Some of the 
HE North Shore was well represented in the débu- 
tantes of the past winter. In Boston society Miss 
Emma Mandell, the vivacious young master of the pony 
drags of the Myopia Hunt club, was presented at the 
Copley-Plaza by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 5. 
Mandell of Hamilton. 
One of the most popular buds of the season was 
Miss Ruth Paine, who was also presented at a ball at the 
Copley-Plaza by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treat 
Paine, 2d, of Coolidge’s Point, Manchester. 
From the West Manchester colony came the charm- 
ing and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 
S. Grew, who introduced their daughter, Miss Agnes 
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Miss Lane is the granddaughter of Mrs. Francis Adams 
Lane of Manchester ‘Cove. It will probably be an early 
summer wedding. 
Miss Alice Richard, a daughter of Mrs. A. Moore 
Richard of New York and Magnolia, has chosen May 24 
as the day for her marriage to Dr. Heman Laurence 
Dowd, son of Colonel Heman Dowd, vice president of 
the Equitable Trust Company, and Mrs. Dowd, of Orange, 
N. J. The wedding will take place in the chantry of St. 
Thomas’ church. <A reception will be held in the St. 
Regis Hotel afterward. 
From Morristown, N. J., has come the announce- 
ment of the engagement of Miss Anne Brown Bradley, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley, to Samuel 
Eliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amory Eliot of Boston and 
Manchester. The wedding was set for June 9 at Convent 
Station, N. J., but owing to the war, has been set for- 
ward to Saturday, May 12. It will take place in Grace 
church, Madison, N. J., at 12.30 o’clock. 
An engagement of interest in Philadelphia. is that of 
Miss Helen Ellis, niece of Sydney E. Hutchinson of that 
city and Beverly Farms, to George Eustis’ Paine of New 
York. Miss Ellis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
liam S. Ellis (Cintra Hutchinson), and Mr. Paine is the 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus G. Paine of New York. 
The wedding of Miss Pauline Pollard, daughter of 
the late A. Wilder Pollard and Mrs. Pollard of Boston 
and East Gloucester, to» Jonathan Stone Raymond of 
Cleveland, O., and the East Gloucester colony, was to 
have taken place Feb. 17 in Boston, but was postponed 
by the death of Mr. Pollard, which occurred in February. 
The engagement was announced this week of Miss 
Emma H. Mandell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S. 
Mandell of Boston and Hamilton, and Neil W. Rice, son 
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Rice of Boston and Ipswich. 
Debutantes 
Grew, at the Copley-Plaza in January. Part of the young 
girl’s season just previous to her début was spent on a 
visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, in New York. 
Miss Katharine Pollard’s débutante winter was sad- 
dened by the death of her father, A. Wilder Pollard. 
The Pollards have long been prominent summer residents 
on Fastern Point, East Gloucester. 
In New York society North Shore girls presented 
were Miss Katherine C. Blodgett, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. John Wood Blodgett of Pride’s Crossing, and Miss 
Nina M. Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Barry 
Ryan of Beverly Cove. 
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Telephone 172-W 
North Shore Ferneries Co., Beverly, Mass. 
