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D*®. ! J. H. LANCASHIRE’S special imvitation golf 
tournament and luncheon ‘Tuesday was one of the 
very delightful events of the week. ‘This is getting to 
be one of the annual affairs and is being looked forward 
to every summer by that particular coterie of golfers who 
play in the weekly tournaments at the Essex County club. 
The genial host invites those who have played with him 
during the season to play golf in a special tournament 
and then all go to his summer home for luncheon. There 
were twenty-four in the party this year. The tourna- 
ment, which was a haridicap medal play, was won by F. 
H. Warner, who made the 18 holes in 93, and whose 
handicap of 18 netted him a 75. E. K. Arnold and D. 
Herbert Hostetter tied for second honors, each with a 
net score of 80. The others playing, with their scores, 
follows: J. H. Lancashire, 96-15-81; A. F. Southerland, 
go-8-82; C. C, Converse, ror-18-83, and H. H. Stevens, 
05-12-83; John R. McGinley, 1or-14-87; P. H. McMil- 
lan, 102-14-88; George R. White, 107-18-89, and Charles 
F.. Hubbard, 104-15-89, tied; Hy K.> Caner, 3105-15-00; 
J. W. Blodgett, 116-24-92; Dr. Godfrey Ryder, 118-24- 
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man, General A, Ames and W. V. Kellen, the latter a 
house guest of Dr. Lancashire. Defaulted: Richard H. 
Dana, Samuel Carr, Francis M., Stanwood and James 
Knowles. 
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H. C. Frick is expected home from his short European 
trip soept, 10th. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles G, Rice entertained the Myopia 
huntsmen at dinner last Saturday at Turner Hill, Hamil- 
ton, after the run with hounds which started from the 
Hamilton Congregational church. ‘The run was toward 
Ipswich and then back to the Rice estate. 
Mrs. George Von L. Meyer and Miss Julia Meyer are 
back at their home in Hamilton after a short trip to 
Europe. 
Dr, and Mrs. L. Vernon Br riggs and their young son, 
who have been spending the past two or three summers 
at Manchester, which is within convenient commuting 
distance of Boston, have gone to Hancock, N. H., for 
their early autumn visit. Dr. Briggs has there an estate 
of 1500 acres, taking in both Big an Little Mt. Skatuta- 
likee, and bordering for nearly “two miles on Nubanisitt 
lake. Here he is taking a rest from his arduous duties as 
president of the medical staff of the Boston dispensary 
and member of the state board of insanity. They prob- 
ably will not return to the North Shore again this fall, 
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 
have been guests the last ten 
at Pride’s Crossing. 
Crosby of Tuxedo Park 
days of the Eben Richards 
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Major and Mrs, Henry 1. Higginson have gone from 
West Manchester to their country estate at “Westport, 
N. Y., for their customary stay at this season of the year. 
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