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Society Notes 
The Hon. William H. Taft, secre- 
tary of war, came down to Manches- 
ter Thursday, fora brief visit as the 
guest of the W. J. Boardmans at 
“Wyndecliffe,”’ their beautiful summer 
home. Secretary Taft came on from 
Millbury, where he has been on a visit 
to his mother, Mrs. Louisa Taft. His 
visit here is purely informal and is 
solely for rest and pleasure. Upon 
leaving here, he will go to Point-a- 
Petrie, Murray Bay, Canada, for the 
remainder of his vacation. Secretary 
Taft has been prominently metioned 
as a possible candidate for the presi- 
dency at the next election, and he is 
President Roosevelt’s candidate for 
the office. 
Nothing is left undone during the 
summer season on the North Shore 
to make the life of the little ones full 
of pleasure An instance of this is 
shown by the number of classes that 
have been formed again this summer 
for the children, by which certain 
hours each day is taken up by the 
little ones participating in some form 
of sport. On Monday there is a ten- 
nis class at ‘“Swiftmoor’’; Tuesday 
there is an outing class at Mrs. QO. A. 
Shaw, jr.’s ; Wednesday a very cun- 
ning class of children about six years 
old, is held at Mrs. Geo. S. Mandell’s, 
Beverly Cove, and on _ alternate 
Wednesdays there isa class at Mrs. 
James Proctor’s place; Thursday a 
class is held at Mrs. Philip Dexter’s 
farm, Forest street, Manchester, when 
baseball and other games are partici- 
pated in; on Fridays a class is held 
at Mrs. Philip Sears’, when the chil- 
dren play various games, and on Sat- 
urdays they are at Mrs. Henry P. 
King’s. B. J. Woods, the athletic 
instructor, is in charge of all of these 
classes. 
The North Shore Grill opened 
most auspiciously for the season last 
Saturday, quite a number of parties 
driving over from along the shore for 
tea or dinner. The afternoon teas 
are already very popular and each day 
sées' a “numbers of) the “smart “set 
grouped about the tables on the ver- 
anda or in the corridor garden. 
Among those noted during the week 
was Mrs. Thomas Stott of Manches- 
ter who entertained a small party of 
friends. 
Charles E. Jones, president of the 
New England bank, entertained Herr 
von Beckendorff of the German nobil- 
ity and a party of friends at tea 
Wednesday, at the Grill, Magnolia. 
Mrs. J. Harrington Walker and 
son with a party of friends were also 
at the Grill for tea Wednesday. 
Keith’s Theatre 
The program prepared for Keith’s 
next week looks as though it might 
provide an ideal summer entertain- 
ment. Elfie Fay, that vivacious 
comedienne, will make merry in her 
jolly way. A notable debut will be 
that of Viola Gillette and George 
MacFarlane in a skit they call “A 
Little Musical Nonsense.” Julius 
Tannean is to deliver his latest col- 
lection of jests and songs. The 
Bellong Brothers give a most sensa- 
tional series of cycle stunts, while the 
Camille Trio’s comedy bar act is one 
of the most laughable turns of the 
day. There is no better musical act 
in vaudeville than that of the Exposi- 
tion Four, made upof the three Alex- 
ander brothers and Brady. Another 
artist will be Beth Stone, whose danc- 
ing made sucha hit in “The Little 
Cherub.’ Hibbert and Warren; ‘‘Pa- 
ganini’s Ghost,’’ a musical novelty ; 
Le Fevre and St. John; the D’Elmar 
brothers; Shungopavi, the Indian 
magician ; Winifred Stewart, and the 
Kinetograph will complete the pro- 
gram. The Fadettes are to commence 
their annual engagement on Monday, 
July 29. 
