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Mrs. Charles A. Munn and two 
daughters, Carrie Louise and Gladys 
M., returned this weck from a winter 
spent abroad. They arrived in New 
York Tuesday on one of the German 
line boats, and they are now settled 
at their cottage on Beach street, 
Manchester, for the summer. They 
had a delightful tour the last winter, 
being members of a small party mak- 
ing the trip up the Nile. They had 
the pleasure of meeting Col. Roose- 
velt in the Soudan when he was on 
his return trip from African wilds. 
They also visited Mrs. Munn’s son, 
Charles A., and family, who, by the 
way, are to come over from Europe 
shortly. The two boys, Gurnee and 
Hector, are still in school, the former 
at Harvard. Hector is preparing to 
enter Harvard next fall. 
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~D. Herbert Hostetter and family 
of Pittsburg arrived at their summer 
estate in North Beverly this week. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, who 
are very pleasantly located at the 
Seabury cottage, Beverly Farms, for 
the summer, plan to go over to New 
York within a day or two in time to 
meet Mrs. Gibson’s grandmother, 
Mrs. James MeMillan, on her return 
from England, where she has been 
for several months visiting her 
daughter, Lady Harrington. They 
will spend a few days in New York 
and Washington before returning to 
the North Shore. 
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Francis R. Allen and family of 
Boston, who had a cottage at Bever- 
ly Farms last season, are to join the 
colony at West Manchester this year. 
They have leased the Roberts house, 
corner of Harbor and Bridge streets, 
West Manchester. 
—_x— 
Mrs. L. 8. Ayres and family of In- 
dianapolis have moved to their sum- 
mer cottage on Lexington avenue, 
Magnolia, this week. 
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Albert Ivins Croll and family are 
among the week’s arrivals at Man- 
chester. They are occupying their 
summer estate at Smith’s point. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Stoughton Bell have 
arrived at the Smith farm, Proctor 
street, Manchester, for the season. 
Mrs. Bell’s mother, Mrs. W. H. 
Lewis’ other daughter, Mrs. Carey, 
summer with her as usual. Mrs. 
Lewis’ other daughter, Mrs. Carey 
and family of New York city have 
-one of the J. Warren Merrill cot- 
tages on Smith’s point, for the sum- 
mer. 
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The Misses Amy and Clara Curtis 
have arrived at their summer home, 
‘Crow Island,’’ Manchester Cove. 
They spent the winter traveling 
abroad as usual. 
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Spaulding 
reached Pride’s, Tuesday night, af- 
ter a visit of several weeks with Mrs. 
Spaulding’s family at Kenilworth, 
lll., where they went on their return 
from Europe. 
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H. M. Sears and daughters were 
expected to arrive at their Pride’s 
Crossing home yesterday after an 
extended trip to Europe. The house 
was opened several weeks ago. The 
grounds are in splendid condition. 
The tennis courts on this estate are 
among the finest on the shore, and 
are the scene of many merry hours 
during the summer, as the Misses 
Sears are members of one of the pri- 
vate classes which are conducted 
along the shore. 
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Miss Helen Taft is to do much of 
the social honors for her mother on 
the North Shore this season, since 
she was social hostess for her at the 
dinner gfven by President Taft for 
the Japanese prince, June 9, an open 
declaration that without formalities 
she is to assume her position as the 
foremost young lady in the land, al- 
though her school days are not over. 
Mrs. Taft is still unequal to the 
fatigue of formal entertaining. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Taylor 
and daughter, Miss Taylor, arrived 
at their summer home, ‘‘The 
Craigs,’’ Smith’s point, Manchester, 
yesterday. 
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The Brazilian charge (d’affaires, 
Lima e Silva, is to spend the summer 
at Manchester. Ilis ate from 
Washington is being delayed by the 
serious illness of his beautiful young 
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bride, whose mother, Senora Covar- 
rubias, hastened to Washington 
from London to see her last week. 
Mr. Silva has been at Manchester for 
the last two seasons, coming as seec- 
retary to the late ambassador Na- 
bueo. The second secretary of the 
legation, Gustavo de Vianna-Kelsch, 
is to spend the summer at the Essex 
County elub. Several members of 
the French Embassy will also live at 
the club this summer. 
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Klis L. Dresel will spend the sum- 
mer at the King cottage, Mingo 
Beach. 
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Mrs. Hall McAllister and family, 
who spent last season at the small 
Higginson cottage, West Manches- 
ter, have taken a cottage at Nahant. 
Mrs. McAllister plans to give an- 
other series of musicales along the 
shore this summer. 
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Mrs. William A. Russell plans to 
spend part of the present month 
with her sister, Mrs. Philip Stockton 
and family at their late father’s 
country estate at Lake Champlain. 
On her return, she will occupy the 
Burnham cottage at Beverly Farms 
for the remainder of the season, in- 
stead of the ‘‘House-in-the- Woods,’ 
one of the Arthur Little cottages. 
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Mrs. R. C. Winthrop and Miss 
Clara Winthrop arrived at their sum- 
mer home in West Manchester this 
week. 
—_x— 
J. Babson Thomas and family ar- 
rived at their cottage at West Man- 
chester, Tuesday, for the summer. 
Mrs. George Grey Barnard, wife 
of the distinguished seulptor and sis- 
ter-in-law of Mrs. Eric Pape of Man- 
chester, is one of the passengers on 
the steamship Kaiserin Auguste Vic- 
toria. She will probably visit Mrs. 
Pape in Manchester. 
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