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June 16, 1916. 
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MAGNOLIA” is more attractive’ than ever before with 
its magnificent estates, ‘fine roads, stately’ trees and 
beautiful lawns, set out with flower beds of the most 
unique and: attractive: designs. . No detail is lost at this 
fine summer place; detail is carried out to the last lettes. 
The cottages and homes are fast filling up and it will 
be but a few days before everything will be in full swing. 
Manager Walter S. Warren, Jr., of the Oceanside is ex- 
ceedingly busy getting ready for the opening of the hotel, 
which takes place with great brilliancy, Saturday, June 
17th. ‘This splendid hostelry and its many cottages, with 
a country-wide reputation of the highest order, is enter- 
ing upon what is optimistically hoped, and judging from 
the vast amount of reservations, will be the biggest and 
best season ever in its history. 
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A very Pane woman is Mrs, E. B. Richardson 
of Norman avenue, Magnolia, who is ever welcome at all 
the social functions of the season, but who finds the great- 
est pleasure when at home with her three daughters, 
Helen, Elizabeth and Barbara. Mrs, Richardson has a 
truly gracious manner, the genuineness of her nature be- 
ing felt by all who have the pleasure of her friendship, 
as well as those who come in contact with her. 
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Dr. William F. Boos and family of 374 Marlboro 
street, Boston, have leased the Young cottage, Fuller st., 
Magnoha, for their first season on the North Shore, the 
lease being made through the Thornberg agency of Mag- 
nolia. 
Claude Kilp aick and ee of St. Louis have ar- 
rived at their attractive amar. home in Magnolia. 
W. Gordon McCabe, rs eat Charleston, BO. far. cia 
leased “Shore View,” one of the Rehn cottages at Maz- 
nolia for the summer. 
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The Misses Covel Be Host who have been spend- 
ing the spring at their Magnolia cottage, returned to town 
this week, as Miss M. A. Dobbins of Philadelphia, wh» 
is again occupying the house this season, will take occu- 
pancy the latter part of this week, 
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“Oakes Field;”” at M agnolia has been opened for ‘ne 
summer by Mrs, F. K. M. Rehn, 
residence at the Chelsea, New York. 
companied by her son, F. K. Rehn, Jr. 
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Mrs. C. H. Bull of eine Illinois, has opened her 
attractive house at the corner of Hesperus and Lexing- 
ton aves., which is pleasant news to her many faces 
She will have in her household, as formerly, Mrs. Wil- 
liam McFadon of Quincy, Ill. Mrs. Piernont Edwards 
Dutcher, who makes her winter home at Milwaukee. 
Mrs. Rehn is ac- 
who tnakes her winter: 
The Bunley cottage has been rented to the Robert 
Livingstones of New York, the parents of Mrs. E. Pres- 
cott Rowe, who was Eleanor Livingstone.’ 
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The Otis Weld Richardsons of Longwood, who have 
occupied the Lycett cottage each summer have again 
opened this attractive seashore home, which is pleasant 
news to their host of friends along the North Shore. 
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Miss E. C. McVickar of Providence, who occupied 
the Smith homestead at Smith’s Point during the suin- 
mer of 1915, has leased the Malonson cottage at Mag- 
nolia, and is now occupying - the pretty residence. . 
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The Shore Road summer home:of Miss EF. M. Faulk- 
ner is sniteats a small amount of renovation to make 
ready for this charming lady’s arrival from her Beacoz 
st. home, Boston, which will be very shortly. 
Our opportunities are apt to go by default unless 
they carry dollar signs. 
NORTH SHORE society will be interested in the visit 
of Miss S. Uytendale Baird of Philadelphia at the 
home of her fiance, Harrison K. Caner, Jr. The visit 
will probably take place in August, the time that Mr. 
Caner. usually takes his vacation. . Miss Baird is the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baird and one of 
the most popular of the season’s buds. She made her 
debut at a dansant at the Bellevue-Stratford in December, 
when her grandmother, Mrs.. Matthew Baird, was the 
hostess. The Bairds have formerly spent their summe*s 
in Jamestown, but have made no definite arrangemen:s 
for this season. No plans have been made for the wed- 
ding as yet. It may be some time before it takes place. 
Miss Baird will visit in one of the most beautiful homes 
in Manchester when she comes to the Caner home situ- 
ated on Dana’s Beach, that charming little stretch of 
beach between Magnolia and Singing Beach. The view 
from the house out on the water is exceedingly. interest- 
ing, showing Dana’s island, Kettle island and Coolidge’s 
Point in one direction, and off’ the other way the Marble- 
head shores and other southern shores. 
The L. P. Hollander Company of Boston and New 
York have opened their attractive shop at Magnolia fo- 
the season with an unusually fine display of everything 
for the feminine, which includes sport clothes, dresses. 
blouses, sport hats, evening gowns, hosiery and’ ~acces- 
sories. Special exhibits will be shown each week’ during 
the summer of millinery, gowns, men’s furnishings and 
the like. The shop is in charge of Miss Doherty of Bos~ 
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