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Mr. and Mrs. Roger Noble Burn- 
ham of Boylston street, Boston, well 
known in artistic and literary cir- 
eles, will return to Magnolia this 
season. In the autumn they will 
sail for Italy and will spend the 
winter in Rome. 
The Philadelphia horse show has 
been in progress this week at Devon, 
when over 80 exhibitors showed over 
400 blooded horses. President Taft 
was expected to attend Wednesday 
and remain over night at Devon Inn. 
C. Howard Clark, jr., of the Man- 
chester colony was among the ex- 
hibitors. The Clarks are due in 
Manchester the middle of this 
month. 
Count von Bernstorff, the German 
ambassador, who has established the 
summer headquarters of the embassy 
at Manchester this season, will be in 
New York, June 9, to take part in 
the celebration of the 60th anniver- 
sary of German sharpshooters of 
America, for which the German Em- 
peror has sent a trophy in the form 
of a golden eagle. 
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Harcourt Amory and family ar- 
rived at their Pride’s Crossing sum- 
mer home last Saturday. 
The KF. L. Higginsons arrived at 
their summer home at Pride’s Cross- 
ing Tuesday. 
A wedding of much interest to 
Pittsburgers on the North Shore will 
be that tomorrow at Bagatelle, the 
Sewickley Heights (Pittsburg) sum- 
mer estate of Mrs. James G. Ponte- 
fract, when her daughter, Miss Isabel 
Walker Pontefract, weds Clinton L. 
Childs. James H. Childs, a. cousin 
of the prospective bridegroom, will 
act as best man, and Thomas Atter- 
bury McGinley will act as one of 
the ushers. The Rev. Joseph Speers, 
rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal 
church of Wilkinsburg, Pa., uncle 
of the bride, will officiate. 
The wedding of Miss Katherine 
McCook and Harry J. Miller in Pitts- 
burg on Wednesday was another so- 
ciety event of much interest. Miss 
Kleanor DePuy gave a dinner May 
30 at the Pittsburg Golf club for 
the Miller-MeCook bridal party. 
Hi. W. Wellington of Boston has 
opened his summer home, ~ ‘‘The 
Wakefields,’’ at West Gloucester, for 
the summer. 
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East Gloucester. 
Hon. J. Sloat Fassett of Elmira, 
N. Y., Washington and Grapevine 
Cove was the Memorial Day orator 
at Gettysburg, Pa., in the presence 
of 12,000 visitors to the historic 
town, where 3500 soldiers are buried 
in the national cemetery. One thou- 
sand school children and hundreds 
of veterans participated in the exer- 
cises. ° 
Miss Alice Worthington Ball of 
Boston and Baltimore, a member of 
the Hawthorne Inn coterie of artists, 
will pass the summer. abroad, in 
Brittany. 
Mrs. Rhoda Holmes-Nichols, the 
famous New York portrait painier, 
is returning to the Inn, and will 
have a studio belonging to The Del- 
phine in Pateh Willows, this season. 
A. H. Inman, wife and daughter 
of Worcester, made an auto trip 
here Memorial Day and registered at 
The Rockaway. They had a cot- 
tage at Bass Rocks three seasons ago, 
but they now make Falmouth their 
summer headquarters. 
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