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East GLOUCESTER. Ensign H. J. Keeps of the U. 
S. S. Georgia and Mrs. Keeps were guests at the 
Hawthorne Inn over the week-end. 
Capt. J. W. Oman of the U. S. S. Georgia, was join- 
ed by his wife, who came up from Newport and the 
couple stopped at the Hawthorne Inn during the ship’s 
stay in port. 
Late prominent guests at the Hawthorne Inn include 
Mr. and Mrs. William Church Mayer of Dayton, O.; 
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Smyth of Charleston, S. C.; Miss 
Florence Donan of Los Angles, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Dana 
Estes, Elizabeth Estes, Brookline ; Richard M. Tyler, Mrs. 
Marguerite du Pont Lee, Washington, D. C.; Mr. and 
Mrs. F. B. Dana and son Jack Dana of Brookline; Miss 
Mary Safford Munford and B. B. Munford, Jr., of Rich- 
mond, Va. A New York contingent -at the Hawthorne 
Inn this season includes Percival Kuhne, Miss Kuhne, 
Miss Le Messuerés, Julius Helburn, Mrs. Helburn, Ed- 
ward §S. Flash, Gertrude and Florence Dreyfus, Mr. and 
Mrs. Arthur Scully, Mr. and Mrs. Scott O’Connor, Mrs. 
M. F. H. de Haas, the artist, Mrs. N. G. Smith, Mrs. 
Virginia S. Stedman, Miss Adelaide Stedman. 
Guests at the Mailman House, who are enjoying the 
season at this pioneer resort of the Eastern Point colony 
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N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. 
E. M. Cunningham of Yonkers, 
Herbert Webster and 
Herbert Gibbs of Newtonville; 
family of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton of 
Dorchester; Carrie Holden of Concord; Mrs. J. W. Fos- 
dick and daughter of New York; Miss E. Churchill of 
Milton; Miss Bessie Tingley of Brockton ; Mrs. Luce and 
Miss Prather of Louisville, Ky.; Miss Mary Allen of 
Troy, O.; Miss L. Perry Lee, Miss Louise Davidson, 
Miss Emma Nourse, Miss Josephine Ransburg, all of 
Washington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hall, Lis 
of Portsmouth, N. H. 
The Fairview hotel, where Rudyard Kipling, Louisa 
Alcott, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and other noted 
literateurs and artists have spent summers, is having a1 
especially prosperous season. The house opened in May 
and guests came early. Miss Renton, the proprietor has 
turned many people to the way of other hotels. Mrs. 
Annie Stag of Boston, who for 30 years has been a guest 
at the Fairview has returned again this season for her 
sojourn. Miss Lucy Conant, an artist of Boston is also 
a guest at the Fairview. 
The Beachcroft——Guests who arrived this week for 
the season include: Mrs. Alexander McPherson, chil- 
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Norma L,. Seelye of Winchester: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. 
Hawkins, J..H. Gookin and family, cot Attleboro; E. 
R. Dean and wife, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. O. M. Dean, New 
York; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Houston, Sane: Mr. and 
Mrs. John T. Walker, Brooklyn; Mrs. Etta E. Quimby, 
Miss S. Bessie Quimby, Mr. and. Mrs. E. Winslow Ware, 
Miss Alice L. Ware, Boston; Miss S. EK. Lanan, Miss G. 
M. Allen, Miss N. G. Hardy, Haverhill. 
A music recital of a high order was given in the large 
reception room of the Rockaway hotel on Sunday evening, 
under the direction of Arthur Wilson of Boston, who has 
the unique “cabin” studio on the rocks, near the hotel and 
who is receiving pupils in voice this summer. Mr. Wil 
son, who has already a number of pupils, who are well 
known artists, is the musical critic of the Boston Globe. 
The fine singers who participated in this joint recital were 
Martha Atwood-Baker, soprano, of the First Parish 
church of Brookline and Frederick L. Huddy, baritone, 
whose singing with the Boston Opera company is recog- 
nized. In the rendering of the Star Spangled Banner, a 
closing feature of the evening’s program, there were two 
sopranos, an alto, two tenors, a baritone and two basses. 
Wendell H. Luce was the accompanist, whose sym- 
pathetic work was a delight. A Mason and Hamlin 
piano was used. Mrs. Baker’s voice of a pure quality, 
well trained and fresh, was very highly appreciated in a 
group of songs by Oliver, “London Spring Song,” “Buy 
My Strawberries,” “The Nightingales of Lincoln’s Inn,” 
Crist’s “Yester-year” and “April Rain” and Rummel’s 
“Ecstacy.” Mr. Huddy possesses a rich baritone voice 
and he interpreted artistically the “Pilgrim’s Song” by 
Tschaikowsky, “A Banjo Song” by Homer ;* ‘Ask Not” by 
Barry and “The Victor” by Kaun. Duets tendered by 
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Mrs. Baker and Mr. Huddy were Hildach’s “Passage- 
birds’ Farewell” and Hoffman’s glorious “I Feel Thy 
Angel Spirit.” Mr. Wilson is planning for another recital 
for early in August, by invitaton, when Mrs. Martha At- 
wood-Baker, soprano, and Lester Aldrich, baritone of the 
Episcopal church in Cambridge will appear. 
Judge Robert R. Henderson of the Fourth Judicial 
Circuit of Maryland is stopping at the Mailman House, 
Eastern Point road, for the season, in company with his 
his wife and two daughters, from Cumberland, Md. 
Lawrence Rising, a playwright of New York city is 
a season guest at the Mailman House. Mr. Mayer of 
New York is with Mr. Rising eo enjoy the environs of 
Eastern Point. 
