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Visitors to the MISSES GRAY’S 
STUDIO AND DECORATIVE ART SHOP 
14 Bridge St., Manchester 
will find beside 
IMPORTED LAMPS, ANTIQUE 
Prints, Carved 
Wood Frames, Pottery, Leather of all descriptions and Cards 
for all occasions. 
BRASSES, LAMP SHADES, ETC., 
Specimens of Various Handicrafts 
Beautiful Porto Rican 
NEEDLEWORK, BASKETS 
made by the Lincoln House Children 
Mrs. Charles BP. Bennett 
of Providence, B. J. 
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MAGNOLIA HOTELS. 
The Oceanside is crowded. The 
house count last night was near the 
600 mark. Guests are being turned 
away every day. The hotel is experi- 
encing its best season. 
Miss Gladys Seudder of St. Louis, 
who is spending the summer at Mag- 
nolia as usual, looked very bewitch- 
ing last Friday evening in the Ocean- 
side lobby, in a white chiffon gown 
over blue satin with silver trim- 
mings. She wore a large black hat. 
Miss Seudder is one of the most pop- 
ular young ladies at Magnolia. 
Oceanside guests are very fond of 
bridge and groups may be seen about 
’ the hotel lobby and in the parlors 
nearly every evening, with interested 
on-lookers in many eases. In one of 
these interesting groups a_ few 
nights ago was noticed Mr. and Mrs. 
A. H. Morse and Mr. and Mrs. C. 
R. Manville, playing, while among 
the on-lookers were Mrs. J. M. Hood, 
Jr., and Miss Guerin. Mrs. Hood is 
one of the most smartly dressed wo- 
men at the Oceanside this summer. 
She was very beautifully dressed on 
this occasion in pale yellow satin and 
dutchess lace, and she wore a large 
black hat with large plumes. Mrs. 
Morse wore a gown of black satin 
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and settled up. 
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cone the world more good had they remained single 
and a Helen pink evening coat. Mrs. 
Manville wore a gray mauvre dress 
with paisley trimming. Miss Guerin 
wore blue silk net over white silk, 
with blue satin slippers. 
Mrs. Albert Kelley of New York, 
who is spending the summer in one 
of the Oceanside cottages, was very 
stunningly dressed the other evening 
in a white lace gown, cut low, with 
trimmings of blue satin, and a neek- 
lace of turquois and diamonds. 
Mrs. Cuthbert Brown of Washing- 
ton, who is occupying a_ suite in 
Highland Cottage, one of the Ocean- 
side connections, had some friends 
over from Manchester cottages for 
dinner last Saturday evening. After 
dinner Mrs. Brown and her guests 
were noticed in the Casino for the 
Saturday evening hop. 
Miss Mary I. Wells of Boston has 
been spending the week at the 
Oceanside visiting the E. P. Rowes of 
Brookline. 
Miss Isabel B. Bridgman is a 
guest of the W. O. Underwoods, who 
are spending the summer at the 
Oceanside. 
R. R. Brown of Utica, N. Y., is at 
the Oceanside for a visit with his 
grandmother, Mrs. John Brown, also 
of Utica, who has apartments in the 
Gables cottage for the summer. 
George C. Miller of Buffalo joined 
his family at the Oceanside Tuesday. 
They have apartments in Seacrest. 
Mr. and Mrs. Safford of Spring- 
field are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles A. Potter of Chestnut Hill, 
Philadelphia, at the Oceanside. 
Among the arrivals at the Ocean- 
side this week are the Thomas R. 
Hartleys and Mrs. H. M. and Mrs. 
F. G. Vandergrift of Pittsburg. They 
are at West Flume cottage. 
Mr. and Mrs. Van Sinderen of 
Tuxedo, New York, arrived at the 
Oceanside Tuesday for a short stay. 
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carrington-and 
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Cole of New 
York, who are touring New Eng- 
land, arrived at the Oceanside Thurs- 
day noon for a brief stay. They came 
from Portsmouth that morning, on 
their way from the White Mountains. 
They went from here to New Lon- 
don, and intend to go from there to 
Sag Harbor and tour Long Island 
before returning to New York. 
Andrew A. Thompson of Morris- 
town, N. J., came to the Oceanside 
the middle of this week for a visit 
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentley. 
H. H. Wilder of Lowell came to 
the Oceanside this week to be a 
gcuest of his unele C. I. Hood, also 
of Lowell, for a short stay. 
