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PHILLIPS BEACH.—Mrs. E. B. Terhune and family 
of Ocean avenue left Tuesday for their summer home, 
“Camp Kingfisher,” at Norway, Maine. During August 
Mrs. Terhune expects to entertain about eight young peo- 
ple from the Phillips Beach vicinity at the camp, friends 
of the Terhune children. Mr. Terhune will enjoy brief 
intervals from business at the camp. 
Mrs. George F. Schrafft, who with her husband and 
children is occupying the Bond residence on Puritan road, 
is entertaining her sister Mrs. Bernice Mason of Melrose 
and the latter’s two children Betty and Archie. 
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Dowling, “The Orchards,” 
Little’s Point, Swampscott, entertained a few friends over 
the week-end at their beautiful home. The guests were 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Priest, Auburndale, Mr. and Mrs. 
Merrill of the Copley-Plaza, Boston, and Algy Goodwin 
of the Somerset. 
Among the many enthusiastic horsewomen of the 
Swampscott summer colony probably none of the ladies 
enjoy the saddle more than attractive Mrs. George F. 
Schrafft, who every morning about six takes her before- 
breakfast morning ride. Mrs. Schrafft rides exceedingly 
well and always looks so trim in her riding clothes of the 
latest and most fashionable design. Mr. Schrafft is a 
golf enthusiast and spends his leisure hours upon the goif 
course. 
The news of the rapid convalescence of Mr. W. W. 
Thompson of Swampscott, who has been dangerously iil 
at a private hospital for the past three weeks, will be 
pleasant indeed to her host of friends. Mrs. Thompson, 
who takes an active interest in the social affairs of Phillips 
Beach, has been much missed by her friends, and her 
complete recovery is anxiously awaited. 
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The only exclusive Talking Machine Dealers 
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ed suits made to order. All imported materials. 
Dresses of Nets, Georgette Crepes and Organdies 
now on exhibition at very reasonable prices. 
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38 BREED STREET LYNN 
THE PAGEANT, the beautiful woodland interpretation 
of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by 
the society folk and girls of the North Shore at the fine 
estate of the Percival B. Palmers of Chicago and Swamp- 
scott for the benefit. of the Lynn Associated Charities, 
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening, was 
a brilliant success. 
The scenes were most spectacular and gorgeous, and 
dancing very graceful and poetic by the sweet and pretty 
society buds in charming robes of nymphic designs with 
feet unshod. 
Some very prominent people were in the cast which 
included, Dr. Samuel G. Underhill as Theseus, Francis 
Haseltine as Egeus, Harold F. Dow as Lysander, Irving 
Doe as Demetrius, Dr. Edward Schon as Philostrates, 
Lynn M. Ranger as Quince, Olaf Olsson as Snug, Willis 
C. Perry as Bottom, Vassar Stackpole as Flute, Walter 
Bell as Snout, Robert Russell as Starveling, Elizabeth 
Pevear as Hippolyta, Dorothy Faunce as Titiania, Laura 
K. Dalzell as Oberon, Nora Bresnahan as Hermia, Bea- 
trice Foster.as Helena, Sylvia Dreyfus as Puck and 
Esther L. Harney as the Head Fairy. 
The performances were very well attended and wit- 
nessed by a fashionable assemblage. The proceeds, which 
amount will be substantial, will be devoted to the very 
worthy cause of the Lynn Associated Charities. 
Tuesday evening Frank H. Gage of Atlantic avenue 
entertained a dozen of his men friends at a supper at the 
Neighborhood club. It was a strictly man affair and a 
pleasant evening was enjoyed. 
Mrs. Frank H. Gage of Atlantic avenue entertained 
her club, which consists of sixteen ladies, Wednesday af- 
ternoon at the Neighborhood club. Luncheon was ser- 
ved, after which auction was indulged in by the ladies. 
ANDREW SCHLEHUBER 
153 Broad Street, Lynn 
CONFECTIONER, CATERER and BAKER 
Catering for Wedding, Luncheons, 
Teas, and Dinner Parties 
a specialty. 
Visit our new Ice-Cream Parlor 
Sodas, College Ices, Teas, Coffee, 
Sandwiches, and Cakes served daily. 
Established Complete line of Favors, Confetti, 
1895 Lace Doilies, ete. 
We also carry a large assortment 
of High Grade Chocolates, Bon 
Bons and Hard Candies 
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