August 27, 1915. 
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NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 39 
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723 Boylston Street 
Boston 
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HE Thorndike club of Beverly, founded by Mrs. 
Charles T. Parker of “Cotshabbie,’ Wenham, is one 
of the growing institutions of Beverly. With quarters 
over the Almy, Bigelow & Washburn store, it has grown 
since January from a membership of half a dozen to the 
three hundred now enrolled. Mrs. Parker is a member 
of the Women’s Civic Federation of Boston and is an 
all-year-round resident of Wenham, and from her close 
associations with the town of Beverly saw that there was 
need of such an organization there. The three hundred 
vembers who pay ten cents a month in dues represent 
twenty-seven lines of employment. The club now has 
three pleasant rooms, in which the girls meet for a so- 
cial evening each Wednesday, A small kitchen equip- 
ment is in one of the rooms so that refreshments may be 
served. Once a month an entertainment of some kind 
is given to raise funds. The rooms are open each even- 
ing and on Sundays also during the winter season. An 
embroidery exchange is a special feature of the place. 
The matron, Miss Bessie M. Hurlburt, is also the teacher 
of embroidery and the girls have a fine line on exhibition. 
Order work is also taken. Other classes give instruction 
in dressmaking, millinery, dancing, gymnasium work and 
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THIS SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES 
You will find in our stores a superb assemblage of 
the most attractive bathing caps ever made. 
and sizes from the unpretentious diving cap to the 
most elaborate rubber trimmed caps. 
the quality is the best and our prices surprisingly low. 
A’ course of health talks will be given 
In the spring a large party was given io 
literary work. 
this winter. 
the girls by Mrs. Parker, The affair was held in the 
<own hall and about 500 attended. This summer a 
lawn party was given by the girls. Mrs. Parker always 
aims to be present at-the social affairs of the club.. A 
cump has been managed this summer at Woodbury’s 
Crossing in Hamilton which was well patronized by the 
girls. The cosy reading room of the club is an ideal place 
for the lonely boarding-house girl to drop in for a pleas- 
ant hour, or for the girl who has worked all day in the 
kitchen, the store or factory. It is the ambition of the 
club to have a house in Beverly where ample provision 
can be made for the many lines of work such a club can 
take up. The present quarters are entirely too small for 
the scope of the work. ‘The officrs include, beside Mrs. 
Parker, the secretary, Miss Kathleen McKiernan; vice- 
presidents, Miss Myrtie Carr, Miss Anna O’Toole, Miss 
Jennie Kane. 
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“To let the neighbors know that the cook’s gone and all 
invitations are off.”—Philadelphia Ledger. 
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