8 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
Established 1845 Telephone 67 
SHELDON’S MARKET 
H. F. Hooper, 
Manager 
Dealer in First-Class 
Provisions, Poultry, Game, Vegetables, etc. 
CENTRAL STREET, MANCHESTER 
PRIDE’S CROSSING BEVERLY FARMS MAGNOLIA 
VE W YORK and the North Shore will be interested 1: 
the wedding on Saturday, June 3, at Hyde Park, N. 
Y., of Miss Mary E. Newbold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Thomas Newbold of 289 Madison ave., to William Movr- 
gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dare Morgan, of New 
york. Miss Newbold is a granddaughter of the Hon. T. 
Jefferson Coolidge of Coolidge’s Point, Manchester, anc 
among other prominent relatives on the North Shore are 
Mrs. Lucius Manlius Sargent, her aunt, and Mrs. Francis 
L, Higginson, Jr., who is her cousin. A brother’s fam- 
ily, the 1. Jefferson Newbolds of Hyde Park, also spend 
their summers on the Shore. 
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Mrs. Robert Graves gave a luncheon at her home, 7 
West Hifty-first street, last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 
Graves have made no definite plans for the summer, but 
intend to spend much time in cruising in their yacht Eme- 
line as they did last summer. ‘They will not join the 
colony at Magnolia, as last year, though they will pay the 
North Shore a visit in August. They have a country 
place on Long Island. 
eh e key ies 
Mrs. John Hays Hammond in a patroness of the 
annual garden party of the Army Relief Society, which 
will be held on May 26 at Governor’s Island. ‘The society 
aids dependent widows and orphans of men in the regular 
U. Ssarmy: 
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A Russian fete which will be attended by many of 
the clubwomen from all over the United States, who will 
be here for the convention of the Federation of Women’s 
Clubs is being arranged and will be held at the Hotel 
Majestic under the direction of the Russian Ambassador. 
It will be known as Russian day. The date will be an- 
nounced later. During the convention there will also be 
an English day, French day and a Belgian day, for 
which novel attractions will be eet 
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HILADELPHIA has made extensive plans for the 
Devon dog show which takes place tomorrow. The 
show will be unique this year, in that the judges, for the 
first time in the history of the Devon association, will be 
women. 
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Elkins and Mrs. 
Mrs. William L. John P. Hollings- 
worth, the daughter of Mrs. C. Howard Clark, are among 
those having charge of the tables at the pony, dog and 
doll show on the Clothier estate next Wednesday. <A 
splendid list of pets is being made by Main Line and 
Philadelphia youngsters. 
SPANOS KG: 
Mrs. Edgar C. Felton and Mrs. Winthrop Sargent 
gave a dance Friday night in the Merion Cricket club in 
honor of Miss Theodora Keith Lillie. Miss Marie Dallas 
Agassiz, of Boston, whose engagement to Cornelius C. 
Felton was announced recently, was one of the guests. 
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One of the events in which members of society are 
taking great interest is the musicale which Mr. and Mrs. 
Edward T. Stotesbury will give the Sunday afternoon 
after the Devon Horse Show. The affair will take place 
at the Stotesburys’ new home in Chestnut Hill, and many 
of their friends will welcome the opportunity to visit the 
estate. 
Prejudice is like a flaw in a mirror, it occasions ob- 
jects to be presented to the mind in distorted forms. 
(CHICAGO'S big event of recent date was the war song 
concert or campfire on such a vast scale that the seai- 
ing capacity of the Auditorium was taxed. The affair 
was arranged as a benefit for the Country Home for 
Convalescent Children. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Moore 
and Mrs. Arthur Meeker with her little daughter, Mary, 
were among those Ree 
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