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BASS ROCKS 
The social season here will be 
opened with much éclat by the wed- 
ding at Grapevine Cove, July 6, of 
Miss Frances Rotan of Waco, Texas, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 
Rotan, and Winthrop Sargent, jr., 
son of Winthrop Sargent of Haver- 
ford, Pa., and Bass Rocks. The cere- 
mony will-be performed at 5 p. m., 
followed by a reception to which 
some 2000 invitations have been is- 
sued. The bride-elect will have a 
matron of honor and six bridesmaids 
as follows: Matron of honor, her sis- 
ter, Mrs. Thorndike Howe of Law- 
rence, Mass.; maid of honor, another 
sister, Miss Katherine Rotan; brides- 
maids, Marion Bigelow, Brooklyn, 
fiancée of Worcester Sargent; Kath- 
erine Souther, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Henry Souther of Hartford and 
Bass Roeks; Annie Pugh, daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pugh, 
Philadelphia and Bass Rocks; Kath- 
erine Farwell, Chicago; Dorothy 
Robbins, Rochester, N. Y. Mr. Sar- 
c<ent’s best man will be his brother, 
Worcester Sargent, and his ushers 
will be his brothers, Fitzwilliam and 
Gorham Sargent, Thorndike Howe of 
Lawrence and Bass Rocks, James 
Carey Thomas of Philadelphia, Ceeil 
Drinker of Philadelphia, fiancee of 
Miss Katherine Rotan, Hugh Fraser 
of Ottawa, Can., William Kurtz, Ned 
Lyeett and Parry Vanelain, Phila- 
delphia. 
The wedding color scheme will be 
pink, and sweet peas will predomi- 
nate as floral decorations. The 
bride-elect’s gown will be of white 
chiffon and she will-wear the con- 
ventional veil and will carry white 
orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. The 
brides’ attendants will be attired in 
pink chiffon and will carry pink 
sweet peas. Their hats will be small 
and of pink tulle. 
The juncheon to the bridesmaids 
will be given at Hotel Somerset, Bos- 
ton, July,4, and the groom-elect -vill 
sive his bachelor dinner at the 
TYouraine, Monday, July 4. 
There are and will be large house 
parties entertained at the beautiful 
estate of the Rotans at Grapevine 
Cove and Miss Katherine Rotan, who 
has just been graduated from Bryn 
Mawr college, has a house party of 
college classmates there now, ineclud- 
ing Rosalind Romeyn, Hildegarde 
Ilardenburg, Anabel Ashley, all of 
New York; Margaret James, Cam- 
THE CAPE ANN RESORTS 
Thomas Todd and family of Con- 
cord have arrived at their cottage 
on Point avenue, Pigeon Cove, fur 
the season. 
EK. M. Hayden of Santa Barbara, 
Cal., and family are domiciled in 
their Annisquam cottage, Cambridge 
avenue for the summer. 
The-death of Mrs. J. M. Whitte. 
more, Newton, last winter, will cause 
the absence of a ponular family from 
Annisquam’s cottage colony this sea- 
son and especially in yachting cir- 
cles, where Mr. Whittemore was ar 
ardent yachtsman and won many 
trophies in the annual races. They 
will rent their summer home there 
this season.. 
Major L. 8. Bent has rented one of 
his twin cottages at Annisquam to 
Paul Tappan and wife of Brookline, 
but their early occupancy is being 
delayed owing to the severe illness 
of Mr. Tappan’s father in Brookline. 
Wm. M. Jelly and family of Salem 
were planning to settle permanently 
in their summer home on Norward 
Ileights, Annisquam, today. Mr. 
Jelly is well known in Salem’s bank- 
ing circles, recently retiring from ac- 
tive banking work as teller of the 
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank. 
R. H. Orne and family of West 
Somerville are occupying the Baker 
cottage on Marmion Way, Rockport, 
again this season. 
Charles Alexander, who- died -in 
New York city, May 28, was a for- 
mer resident of Somerville, and a 
summer resident of Rockport for a 
number of years. 
and 
Kliza- 
bridge; Charlotte Simmons 
Izette Tabor, Philadelphia ; 
beth Tenny, Chicago. 
Tuesday, July 5, Mrs. Henry, 
Souther will entertain the bridal par- 
ty at Ferneroft Inn, Danvers. 
The future home of Mr. Sargent 
and his bride-eleet will be in Art- 
more, Pa., where a charming home is 
awaiting them, and to which they 
will go after the wedding. The 
bride-elect is a Bryn Mawr girl and 
Mr. Sargent a Harvard man, class 
1910. Both have been prominently 
associated with the social life of Bass 
Rocks for many seasons, and it was 
here their romanee began. Miss Ro- 
tan is a well-set up brunette and has 
all the charms of the Southern type 
of womanhood. She is accomplished, 
cultured and a fine horsewoman. 
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EAST GLOUCESTER 
Hawthorne Inn has inaugurated 
its season and among the first guests 
to arrive were Mrs. Francis Way- 
land and Miss Cicily Wayland of 
Philadelphia, annual guests of long 
standing, who will oceupy the small 
cottage on the Isaae Pateh home- 
stead property and dine at the Inn, 
a custom they have been following in 
recent years since the death of the 
late Judge Wayland. 
Dr. Squibb and family of Brook- 
ivn, who-three seasons ago were 
tenants of Roeckmere Cottage, Para- 
dise Point, on the Clarence Wonson 
estate, are at the Inn for June. 
The Misses Morrili of Boston have 
returned to Tea House building con- 
nected with the Inn and are prepar- 
ing their studio of Apphed Arts for 
the season in one of the ground floor 
stores. : 
Jeffries Wyman of Wellesley Hills 
has domiciled his family in their at- 
tractive cottage on Paradise Point, 
near the Inn property. They are 
dining at the Mailman House this 
month. 
Miss Caroline Ticknor of Jamaica 
Plain, well known in Boston’s lit- 
erary circles, and Miss Clara C. Per- 
kins of the same coterie, have re- 
cently been registered at the Mail- 
man Ilouse, as also have been Mrs. 
K. A. Perkins and Miss Katherine 
Perkins of Boston. Miss Harriet 
Ruddock of Boston, who was a class- 
at a fashionable boarding 
school with the Countess Castellane 
(nee Anna Gould) is at the Mailman 
Ilouse for June, and goes to Haw- 
thorne Inn for the remainder of the 
summer. 
J. Murray Kay of Brookline, diree- 
tor and treasurer of the publishing 
house of Houghton & Mifflin, Boston, 
settled with his family at their Kast- 
ern Point cottage this week for the 
season. 
Judge Charles W. Parker of Jer- 
sey City, a justice of the supreme 
bench, has secured Commodore Ben- 
jamin H. Colby’s finely situated eot- 
tage on Rocky Neek for this season, 
and is due about June 15. 
Mrs. Alice Morgan and daughter, 
Alice M. Morgan, of Cambridge, who 
for the past 14 seasons have sum- 
mered at Hawthorne Inn, are in 
mourning this summer,. and have 
taken Proprietor Stacy’s cottage on 
Wiley street, Rocky Neck, and have 
settled there. 
