August 20, 1915. 
NORTH SHORE SWIMMING POOL water sports last 
-. Saturday was one of the successful events of the season. 
First prize in the relay race went to the: Magnolia team; 
50 yard dash, Eaton of Bass Rocks and Steinert of Mag-. 
nelia; 100 yards, Wadsworth of Magnolia and Strubing 
of E. Gloucester. Girls’ diving, Miss Johtison of Mag- 
nolia and Miss Elwell of E. Gloucester. .. Men’s diving, 
Fred Dumaine of Magnolia and Strubing of E,. Glouces- 
ter, Boys’ diving, Dumaine and McCord of Magnolia.. 
The annual tennis tournament is now on .at the Pool. Inu 
the men’s singles the pairings for the opening round were 
C. Irons vs. L. Foster; Ed. Benedict vs. Dr. Emerson; G, 
ramwell (bye); W. B. Olmstead vs. C. Wadsworth; 
H. A.. Plummer vs. B. Irons; C. F. DeLong vs. J. B. Cal- 
lery; M. L. Talbot vs. H, G. Crosby; F. W. Willet vs. T. 
Day; H. P. Williams vs. M. Heppe; R. S. Steinert vs. 
Jack Martin; Fred M. Olmstead vs, John Lloyd. 
Ladies’ singles—Mrs. Lewis vs. Miss Martha Willet ; 
Miss Helen Johnston vs. Mrs. Oakes Ames; Miss Helen 
Wyman vs. Miss Frances Heppe; Miss Lucia Bube vs. 
Miss H. Penhallow; Miss Elvine Richard vs. Miss Edith 
Stevens; Miss Josephine Stevens vs. Miss Charlotte Read ; 
Miss Eleanor Bradley vs. Miss Frances Brainard; | M1ss 
Pauline Ames vs. Miss Adelaide Brainard; Miss Helen 
Penhallow vs. Miss Eleanor Jones; Mrs. Geo. F. Willei 
vs. Miss Elvine Richard. 
In the ladies’ doubles—Mrs. Oakes Ames and Mrs. 
Spencer Borden; Miss Johnston and Miss Penhallow ; 
Miss J. Stevens and Miss E. Stevens; Miss Wyman, Miss 
A. Brainard and Miss Bradley; Miss Wadsworth and 
Miss F. Brainard; Miss E. Jones and Mrs. Richardson ; 
Mrs. Boyce and Miss A. Richard. 
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honor-of Mrs: H. B. Judson of Troy; N. -Ys-who has: been 
visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank S. Chick. Covers were 
placed for’ten; the guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. Har- 
rington Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. FE, Barnard, Mr. and 
Mrs. James M: Green of Washington, and) Mrs. Chick. 
Mrs. Judson returned to her home yesterday. 
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Mrs. William H. Coolidge of Magnolia is spending 
the week at Wequetonsing, one‘of the resorts in northern 
Michigan where her daughter Katherine has been visiting 
a few weeks,” “Mr. Coolidge leff Thursday for the west 
and the family will return Monday, 
Mrs. Gerald Bramwell, Mrs: Alice M. Richard and 
Miss: Eleanor Bradley of Magnolia have undertaken the 
task of raising funds for an auto truck ambulance for the 
I'rench Wounded relief work. Through their persistent 
efforts $1000 have been raised so far inthe Magnolia 
colony. Prof, D’Avestie recently ‘gave a lecture at the 
Ciceanside on “Friends of Yesterday and Today” and 
generoursly gave half the procéeds to: the cause. . The 
meetings held in the Annex’ each week for sewing are 
well attended, about 60 being present each week. Nearly 
$300 have been raised by weekly fees for the purchase 
and preparation of surgical supplies.. The ladies in charge 
of the meetings are Miss L. Allyn, Mrs. D. C. Briggs, 
Mrs. A. W. Richard, Mrs. Edith M. Binney and Mrs. 
George E.. Carter. 
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The Misses May and Susanne Merrill of Exeter, 
N. H., who are guests of Mrs. Holmes, the mother of 
Burton Holmes of the Aborn hotel, Magnolia, entertained 
at the Grill this week. Mr, Watson of Boston spent the 
week-end with the Misses Merrill. 
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