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LEXINGTON AVE. 
(OPPOSITE THE OCEANSIDE) 
MAGNOLIA 
TELEPHONE 8589 
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THE gayest party of the summer at the ices seni ty 
Club was the dinner and dance given Tuesday evening 
by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Little of Boston and Lynn, 
on the occasion of their roth wedding anniversary. One 
hundred and ten were present, including frinds of Mr. and 
Mrs. Little all along the shore from Gloucester to Nahant. 
Two large tables were arranged, one in each of the two 
rooms. Mr. Little presided over one and Mrs. Little over 
the other. Sweet peas grown in the Little gardens in 
iyvnn predominated in the beautiful table decorations. 
Irwin’s orchestra played for the dancing which kept up 
until midnight. 
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Secretary of State Lansing came to Manchester last 
Saturday for a brief visit with Col. E. M. House. He 
left Sunday afternoon for Washington to keep important 
official engagements. The Marquis Cusani Confalonieri, 
Italian ambassador to the United States, who is spending 
the summer at Beverly Farms, paid the Secretary of 
State a social call, the only visit by an official personage 
which was paid to Secretary Lansing during his short 
stay on the North Shore. 
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Mrs. Charles W. Smith of Lexington ave., Magnolia, 
is entertaining Miss Grace Scattergood of Philadelphia. 
A recent guest was Edward Hayes of Brooklyn, N. Y., of 
this year’s class in the University of Pennsylvania. Miss 
Scattergood is an expert at swimming and has won several 
cups in water sports at Philadelphia. She has been enjoy- 
ing the North Shore swimming pool the past week. A 
luncheon was given in her honor by Miss Beatrice Smith 
at her home, Tuesday. ‘The guests included Miss Gladys 
Winner of Philadelphia, the "Misses Dakin of Magnolia 
and their house-guests, the Misses Annie Bailey, Dorothy 
Bates and Helen Hodgkins, from Brookline, 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 21 
The Paul Revere Pottery 
18 Huy St., Boston 
Corner Pine and Central Streets 
Manchester, Mass. 
(Manchester Tea Rooms) 
Can furnish you with breakfast, luncheon and din- 
ner sets of harmonious color and unique design, 
with monograms or names if desired. Also bread 
and milk sets, flower vases, tiles and candlesticks. 
Suntanug Lake Jun 
Lynnfield, Mass. 
having a seating capacity of 
enlarged, 
Ballroom for dancing remodeled. 
EAK AND LOBSTER DINNERS 
Recently 
500. 
CHICKEN, SI 
Cuisine and Service Unsurpassed 
C. A. Eagleston Co., Proprs. 
Tel. Lynn 8490 
Open the year round 
Located on the Newburyport Turnpike. 
Beverly Inn, Beverly, has the following season 
guests: Mrs. A. F. Hervey, Mrs. L. F. Hervey, Brook- 
liue; Miss Caroline R. Blaisdell, Red Bank, N. J.; W. T. 
Adams and niece, Miss Myrtle Adams, of Adams; Mrs. 
Leonard A. Day and niece, Miss Eugenia Day, of Brook- 
line and Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. “Roger Shale and the 
letter’s mother, Mrs. I. O. Mill of W ashington ; Miss Alice 
Braddel, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. W. Hill, Haverhill; Miss 
K. Ellis, Newton; Mrs. Francis H. Kimball, Mr. and 
Mrs. A. H. Livermore, New York; Mrs. Helen J. Lavens, 
Miss E. F. Barry, Newark, N. J.; Mrs. H. J. Roworth, 
Providence, R. 1.; Henry P. Briggs, Boston. 
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of Providence, R. I., has con- 
Miss Cecilia Payne 
cluded a visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry D. Schmidt, 
Summer st., Magnolia. 
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Dr. Mary D. Dakin of Fuller street, Magnolia, has 
been entertaining the Misses Annie K. Bailey, Dorothy 
Bates and Helen Hodgkins of Brookline the past week. 
Oatman of New York—16 West 56th street—has a 
store at Magnolia this summer, located in a cottage on 
Lexington Ave., opposite the Oceanside hotel, right in the 
heart of the North Shore shopping district. Oatman, as 
an importer of gowns, wraps and furs, needs no intro- 
duction to the New York contingent at the North Shore 
and many Bostonians and patrons from other parts of the 
country, who look to New York for the ater things 11 
dress, are glad to know this New York house is repre- 
sented on the North Shore with a branch this summer. 
Mrs. Oatman is now preparing for new autumn importa- 
tions, and toward that end she is now offering her entire 
stock of beautiful gowns and wraps at greatly reduced 
prices. 
