July 23, 1915. 
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Miss Snelling will be remembered as having sung in the 
title feminine role in the revival of Rob Roy, two seasons 
ago in New York. She has also entertained at musicales 
along the North Shore in the past. 
NEW OCEAN HOUSE, Swampscott. The finals in the 
ladies’ tennis singles, the second formal ball and the 
second children’s party marked the social activities of the 
week at the New Ocean House. Guests have been ar- 
riving every day from all parts of the country and the 
house is rapidly approaching its capacity. With the num- 
erous additions to the younger set during the past week, 
the social calendar is fairly teeming with interesting 
events which keep the young people busy from morning 
until late evening. 
The Children’s Party held Wednesday afternoon in 
the main ball room was a decided success. In addition 
tc special dances by the daughters of guests of the New 
Ocean House, there were several special numbers by pupils 
from the school of Mr. J. Jefferson Richards, the Back Bay 
dancing master. Among those who took part were Miss 
Dorothy Garland of Somerville, Miss Gloria Geisinger of 
St. Louis “and Miss Crowell of Swampscott. A number 
of the sons and daughters of members of the cottage 
a grand march in which the favors were wands for the 
girls and Napoleon hats for the boys. Mrs. E. R. Gra- 
bow was the hostess at the party. 
The finals in the ladies’ tennis singles went to Miss 
Hortense Sandmeyer, an attractive young girl from Lin- 
coln, Il., who won from her equally attractive sister Miss 
Sandmeyer, 6-8, 6-1, 6-3. Considerable interest has 
been manifested in the tournament which has been in 
progress for the last week and the final games attracted 
a considerable number of spectators. The gentlemen’s 
singles has been narrowed down to the final match be- 
tween Fred Burke of Boston and Dr. J. H. McHenry of 
New York, which is to be played within a few days. 
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McHenry of New York City 
have registered as season guests at the New Ocean House. 
Mr. and Mrs. John Jay Abbott of Chicago will be 
guests at the New Ocean House, Swampscott, for the 
coming month. With them are their friends, Mrs. C. 
G. Herbine and her son, Herbert of London, England. 
Mr. and Mrs. John L,. Nesbit and Miss Clara Nesbit, 
who were guests during the week at the New Ocean 
House, Swampscott, have left for their home in Frank- 
lint? Pa: 
Mrs. C. A. Hapgood of Boston, season guest at the 
colony were also present. Besides the dancing there was New Ocean House Swampscott was the hostess at a 
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