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IPSWICH. 
The art. exhibit at the Ascension. 
Memorial Church, Ipswich, closed 
last Saturday afternon most success- 
fully—to the great gratification of 
the Hospital Workers, who num- 
bered many prominent summer resi- 
dents. The social and artistic value 
of the affair was a matter of general 
comment. The pictures as_ con- 
tributed by Prof. Arthur W. Dow, 
Henry R. Kenyon, Frank H. Rich- 
ardson and George L. Noyes, artists 
of the Ipswich eolony, exhibited 
very beautiful and choice pictures 
which evoked much _ enthusiastic 
praise. All the summer colonies of 
the North Shore were represented in 
the large number who attended the 
exhibit. Among the purchasers were 
Mrs. R. T. Crane, Jr., of Chicago 
and Ipswich; Mrs. Charles W. Jones 
and Miss M. V. Morse of Boston and 
Magnolia; Mrs. Dawes of Ipswich 
and Mrs. C. R. Van Hise of the An- 
nisquam colony. On Saturday Mrs. 
Wilson Shannon Dunn presided most 
charmingly at the exhibit and assist- 
ing her in the tea room were Mrs. 
Bayard Tuckerman and Miss Julia 
Appleton of New York. The tea 
room was a_ bower of beautiful 
flowers of all choice descriptions 
sent by Mrs. Charles A. Campbell 
from her spacious and beautiful es- 
tate, ‘‘Fairview.’’ Prof. Dow also 
sent’ beautiful and choice pond lilies 
in exquisite tints. Assisting also on 
Saturday was Miss C. B. Dobson of 
‘“Windmill Farm,’’ Old Bay Road. 
Hopper Mott of New York and 
‘‘Hawksworth,’’ Newburyport, was 
an able leutenant for Mrs. Dunn, 
charge d’affaires 
Owing to the art exhibit last 
Thursday, the hospital workers met 
yesterday with Miss Fanny Brooks 
of Commonwealth avenue, Boston, 
at her summer home at Ipswich. 
Mrs. Clement Houghton of Boston 
and Manchester, brought a party to 
Ipswich for the art exhibit, also 
Mrs. Kampmann of Beverly. 
Mrs. Wilson Shannon Dunn _ has 
been entertaining Mrs. Valentine 
Winters of Dayton, Ohio. 
The next event of social interest 
to the Ipswich summer colonists will 
be the lawn party on Dr. Tucker’s 
lawn in aid of the associated chari- 
ties. This will be held August 16th. 
Many unique features are being 
planned. An Assyrian lace vender 
im her native costume will be pres- 
ent, also a gypsy palmist. 
Charles P. Searle and Charles P. 
Searle, Jr., of Boston and Ipswich, 
are enjoying a trip to Washington, 
Gettysburg and vicinity. 
Charles Crane of Chicago, is a 
house guest of the R. T. Crane Jrs., 
at Castle Hill. 
Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt of New York 
has recently arrived at ‘‘Appleton 
Farm,’’ Ipswich, after an extended 
trip abroad. 
The C. S. Tuckerman estate is oc- 
cupied by the Wm. M. Elkins of 
Philadelphia. Mrs. Tuckerman is 
abroad and her son, John Tucker- 
man and bride are in Maine. 
Prof. Luke Vincent Lockwood of 
Greenwich, Ct., author of ‘‘ Colonial 
Furniture: in America,’’ has been 
registered at The Agawam, Ipswich, 
also George Harvey, the well known 
artist of Annisquam, Gloucester. 
A party of fourteen from Brad- 
ford, Mass., who came to Ipswich by 
water from Newburyport, registered 
at The Agawam. A Brookline auto 
party to register included Mr. and 
Mrs. Charles Storrow. A Pasedena, 
Cal., party to register, who are en- 
route to the White Mts., was com- 
posed of Mrs. Knowles, Miss Tyson, 
Miss Grist and D. C. Norman. They 
shipped their car from Pasedena to 
Chicago and motored to the _ east. 
The Frank Bergs of St. Louis, family 
party of five, motoring to the White 
Mts., also registered, and many 
others from all parts of the country. 
ALMY, BIGELOW & WASHBURN, Inc. 
SALEM, MASS.—A delightful drive from all points on the North Shore 
AUGUST GLEARANGE SALES IN ALL 
DEPARTMENTS 
After Stock-Taking Prices in 
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT. 
Long White Skirts, lawn ruffle, 
three hemstitched tucks, three in 
embroidery, 59¢ skirt ....... 39c¢ 
Home made Corset Covers, 
broken sizes, 34, 40, 42 only, 50c 
ED 5 2h a elas ee os noes 39c 
Ilome made Drawers, tucked 
lawn ruffle, 50e drawers. On sale 
SG Aco aaah abies We vies he 39¢ 
French shaped Corset Covers, 
lace and embroidery trimmed, 25¢ 
Rover. Sale price ........-- 15¢ 
LONG MUSLIN KIMONOS 
Floral designs, front and_ bot-° 
tom of skirt finished with button- 
hole edge, 59¢ kimono 
as des 39c 
Millinery Department 
Turkish Towel Hats, just. the 
thing for mid-summer wear. We 
offer these at 
$2.00 
White Flannel Hats, very 
jaunty for outing wear, grosgrain 
ribbon bands. On sale at ..$2.00 
Java Hats, very popular this 
season. Buy one of these hats for 
vacation wear at $1.00 
$1.98 Dresses 98c 
Balance of $1.98 lot of Dresses, 
gvinghams and chambrays in the 
assortment, various styles, checks, 
stripes and figures, will be closed 
out in our Waist Dept. at ..98¢ 
bie eisiacee>s o © 
Women’s $2.50 oxfords $1.69 
In our Cut Price Shoe Basement 
we are offering this  season’s 
Pumps, 1 and 2 strap Sandals, Ox- 
ford Ties, nearly all of them 
Good-year welts, $2.50 grade at 
$1.69 
CHILDREN’S BAREFOOT 
SANDALS 49c. 
150 prs. of Sandals in this lot, 
all perfect, fresh goods, 75¢ and 
$1.00 gradeatesem, €5)4 5 4- 49c pair 
Women’s White Canvas Pumps 
with strap $1.25 pair 
Youths’ and Children’s Brown 
and Black Sneakers ....50¢ pair 
