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ANOTHER wedding to be advanced because of the 
war, is that of Miss Anne B. Bradley, daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of New Madison, N. J., 
and Samuel Eliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amory Eliot of 
3oston and Manchester. The engagement was announced 
last March, and the ceremony originally was to have been 
performed on June 9, but Mr. Eliot’s enlistment in the 
Coast Patrol has made it advisable to have the wedding 
tomorrow—May 12. The ceremony will be performed 
in Grace church, Madison, N. J., and, while it will be 
witnessed by a small company, the reception to follow will 
‘bea large one. Mrs. Charles B. Dickey, Jr., is to be Miss 
Bradley’s matron of honor, and the bridesmaids will in- 
clude the Misses Martha Clow of Lake Forest, IIl.; 
Eleanore Mellon of Morristown, Anita Grosvenor of 
Providence, R. I., and Winifred W. Chisolm, daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm of New York City, 
whose engagement was recently announced. The young 
Misses Lydia and Mary Lovering, children of Mr. and 
Mrs. Richard $. Lovering of Manchester, are to serve 
as flower girls. ‘Caleb Loring of Boston and_ Pride’s 
Crossing will be Mr. Eliot’s best man, and his ushers will 
include George P. Gardiner, Jr., Wm. De Ford Beal, 
Frederick M. Burnham, A. P. Loring, Jr., Harry Lee, 
Donald Cutler, and John Simpkins, all of Boston; Frank 
Paul of Philadelphia, John Cotton Smith of Washington, 
D. C.; Lawrence Millet of New York City, and Charles, 
Rebert and Francis Bradley, pathers of the bride-elect. 
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“Willowbank,” the attractively situated home at 
Beverly Cove, is being opened by its new owners, Mr. and 
Mrs. Harold L. Chalifoux (Elizabeth Burrage). The 
place was presented to Mrs. Chalifoux by her father, 
Albert C. Burrage, as a Christmas present, the past winter. 
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PROMINENT among the engagements of the month 
thus far, is that 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. Miss 
Mandell made her début the past winter, being presented 
at the Copley-Plaza. Both she and Mr. Rice are fond 
of out-door sports and are leaders in the Myopia Hunt 
club events, horse shows, following the hunt, etc. Miss 
Mandell is master of the pony drags at the present time. 
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“Villa Crest,” the summer home of the Walter D: 
Denégres, at West Manchester has been opened this week 
in anticipation of the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Denégre 
and Miss Elaine Denégre the early part of next week. 
They are at present in New York, where they had a 
house the past winter, having returned there only a few 
days ago from California. They are arriving at their 
North Shore villa earlier than usual this- year. 
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Mrs. John Chess Ellsworth has been on from. her 
home at South Bend, Ind., and has opened “Wayside,” 
the Manchester home. About June 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ells- 
worth and children will arrive for the season. They will 
have with them for a month or more Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 
M. Chapin of Chicago, the latter a sister of Mrs. Ells- 
worth. 
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Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Arthur Carlisle. of South 
Bend, Ind., will be upon the Shore in a week or so to look 
up a cottage for the season. They are contemplating 
choosing Manchester-Magnolia section. Formerly they 
spent several seasons in Gloucester and at other points 
along the Shore. Mr. Carlisle is connected with the great 
Studebaker interests in Detroit. 
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