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NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
Society Totes 
The week has indeed been a busy one 
at the North Shore Grill. Automobile 
parties have been arriving from all direc- 
tions, and many interesting people may 
be found there at all times. Among the 
many who have either lunched or taken 
tea at the Grill the past week are Mrs. 
Grant Walker of Beacon street, Boston, 
who came in her Royal ‘Vourist with a 
party of three; Mr. and Mrs. Whitman 
of Brookline with a party of four Mr. 
and Mis. E. E.. Whitman of New York, 
Mrs. Bullard of Brookline, and Mrs. 
H. H. Whitman, Boston; Mr. and 
\Irs. Richard Bell and Mr. and Mrs. 
G. A. Daggert of Boston; Mrs. F. W. 
Robinson of Manchester; Mr. and Mrs. 
David Lewis and Miss Mary Green of 
Philadelphia, and Miss Florence Still- 
man, Elizabeth, N. J., Mis3 Jessie Phyfe, 
Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. George 
C. Hinckly together with Mrs. R. W. 
Comstock, and Miss L. A. Ingraham, 
came in their touring car from Provi- 
dence, R. I. 
In connection with the Magnolia ‘Tea 
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where a luncheon or dinner will be 
served ala carte. ‘This will doubtless 
prove to be an addition of nolittle merit, 
and will without doubt, be appreciated 
by many, as will be the delightful musical 
selections, which will be rendered every 
afternoon and evening. 
One of the most delightful little sales- 
rooms to be found on the North Shore is 
that of Miss Swift at the North Shore 
Grill. Dainty little novelties attractively 
arranged about the room afford a picture 
very pleasing for the eye. At the left of 
the door, as one enters, 1s a large old 
fashioned fire-place banked with sofa 
pillows. Suspended from the walls are 
brocades, embroideries, church  vest- 
ments and altar laces, and in between 
them are French mirrors of various sizes 
and styles. Inthe centre of the room 
is a large table on which are arranged 
antique fans, bridge prizes, desk sets and 
bric-a-brac of all description. About the 
room are lamps and limp shades, of 
which Miss Swift makes quite a specialty. 
Allin all a more attractive little spot 
would be hard to find. 
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