August 13, 1915, 
Another of the series of musicals being held this 
season at the Rockaway. Hotel, East Gloucester, under 
the direction of Arthur Wilson of Boston took place last 
Wednesday evening in the music room. It was very 
stormy, but outside people gathered as well as guests of 
the hotel to hear the fine program arranged by Mr. Wil- 
son. The singers were Martha Atwood-Baker, soprano, 
and Lester Aldrich, baritone, both of Boston. A feature 
of the program was the rendering of a group of three 
German children’s songs» by Taubett, which Mrs. Baker 
sang with much character and tonal beauty. “The Lily 
Maid” cycle, from von Fielitz, was sung in a most artistic 
way by Mrs. Baker. Mr. Aldrich made his first appear- 
ance in Gloucester, and he sang delightfully the von 
Fielitz “Eliland” cycle and two other songs in contrast, 
“he Broken-Hearted Mariner,” and “Gypsy John.” 
Roth artists sang in the closing number, a duet by Gordon 
Temple, and they were obliged to respond with a repeti- 
tion of the selection. The piano accompanist was Walter 
Arno of Boston, who was sympathetic with the singers, 
and his work was an added pleasure to the evening’s 
recital. Another musical will be held again soon. 
On Wednesday evening of next week the Elks’ indoor 
carnival, candy booth committee will hold a dancing party 
in the hall of the Gloucester Yacht Clubhouse on Rocky 
Neck. The Imperial orchestra will furnish music and a 
pleasant event is anticipated. 
On Saturday evening of this week a masquerade 
party will be held by the guests of the Beachcroft, to be 
followed by a luncheon to be served by Proprietor Phillips. 
Miss Grace Elliston, the actress, who has starred 
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‘GLOUGESTER 
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and the Mouse,” and “The Governor’s Lady,” is a guest 
at the Hawthorne Inn. On Saturday night, before the 
ball at the Inn casino, Miss Elliston gave a dinner at ‘The 
Rudder” tea house, covers being laid for six. 
Mrs. Barbour of New York gave a luncheon to twelve 
con Monday afternoon at “The Rudder.’ 
Mrs. Erben of Schenectady, N. Y., gave a luncheon 
to twelve on Friday at “The Rudder.” 
There were 125 people served at 
Tuesday of this week. 
Rev. Alfred Griffin of New York has concluded his 
visit with Mrs. A. W. Ainsley, Miss E. B. Ware, Miss 
E,dmonia Earnest and Miss J. M. Healey, Harbor View 
guests, at the “Red Studio.” 
On Thursday, Mrs. A. C. Hill of the Hawthorne 
Tan gave a Juncheon to six, ast Miss Jones of Cambridee 
and Pigeon Cove entertained eight at luncheon, at “The 
Rudder’ tea house, Eastern Point road. 
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Latest guests at the Hawthorne Inn include: Mrs. J. 
P. Donaldson of Wayne, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Evans, 
James T. Dickinson, Dr. J. A. McCorkle, Dr. Gordon R. 
Hall, all of Brooklyn; Mrs. Albert Miller, Rosalie M. 
Miller, Louis Cattell, N. A. Everitt, New York City; 
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Louis; Mr. and Mrs. F. Prescott, Grafton: Mr. and Mrs. 
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field, N. J.; E. B. Cantine, Albany; John W. Calbert, 
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