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Miss Barabara Higginson is visiting 
her friend, Miss Phyllis Robbins at New 
Boston, N. H. 
After spending a few days at North 
Hast Harbor, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. R. 
S. Bradley returned the middle of the 
week to Pride’s. 
Judge and Mrs. W. C. Loring re- 
turned, late last week, from a few weeks’ 
stay at their estate on Bartlett’s Island, 
off the coast of Maine. 
The week-end was spent by W. A. 
Burnham of the Pride’s summer colony 
at Lenox, Mass., from whence he went 
on to Springfield the middle of the wek.e 
J. H. Childs won the members’ handi- 
cap last Saturday at the Essex County 
club with an 81-3-78 score. Only three 
of the 26 players entered turned in cards. 
Many went over to Myopia for the 
match there. 
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ivins Croll had 
as their guests over the week-end at 
Manchester James Malville Hunnewell 
and William C. Bradhall of Boston. 
Mrs. Croll gave a small luncheon at the 
Essex County club Wednesday. 
Richard Wigglesworth was the winner 
in the fifth consecutive race of the sail- 
ing tenders at the Manchester Yacht club 
last Saturday. He finished two minutes 
ahead of his brother. Robert Storer and 
Norman Reed were the other contest- 
ants. ‘The nextrace will be sailed on 
Labor Day. 
Miss Adele G. Thayer is entertaining 
a house party at her West Manchester 
residence over Labor Day. The guests 
are arriving this afternoon to remain 
until Tuesday morning, and several so- 
cial functions have been planned by Miss 
Thayer for their entertainment. Not the 
least important of the functions will bea 
clambake at the beach at Manchester 
Cove Monday noon and on that night a 
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masquerade dinner, or . Mother Goose’ 
dinner, at Miss Thayer’s home will bea 
most delightful occasion. ‘The party 
numbers sixteen. * 
Miss Priscilla C. Stackpole has been 
over from Nahant the past week visiting 
Miss Dorothy Jordan at West Manches- 
ter. Miss Mary Astor Paul of Philadel- 
phia, who has been circling among her 
North Shore friends, the past few weeks, 
was alsoa guest of Miss Jordan over the 
week-end. Miss Jordan was hostess at 
a delightful luncheon party Sunday, giv- 
‘enin honor of her house guests, covers 
being spread for fourteen. Mrs. Jor- 
dan gave a luncheon of twelve covers 
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Paul left 
Manchester Wednesday for Islesboro, 
Me., where she will visit some of the 
Philadelphia Biddles. 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
New Racing Class. 
There will be a meeting of the Man- 
chester Yacht Club at the clubhouse on 
Tuesday, September 8th, at 8 p. m., to 
consider the formation of a one design 
class of substantial racing boats, carrying 
about 300 square feet of sail. A special 
committee, appointed at the annual meet- 
ing, will submit sketches and general de- 
scription of the type of boat which seems 
to them best adapted for the purpose. 
There is reason to expect that the 
Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead 
will co-operate with the Manchester 
club in the encouragement of such a class, 
and it is by no means improbable that in 
these two clubs alone there will be built 
twenty or more boats under the first or- 
At the Gntels : 
Mrs. H. B. Dupont of Wilmington, 
Deleware, and her son, H. B. Dupont, 
jr., have again taken apartments at the 
Oceanside. The Duponts are a well 
known family and have been in the habit 
of coming here every season. 
Registered at the Oceanside the first 
of the week was Mrs. L. H. Babcock of 
New York, who will remain at the 
hotel until its close. Mrs. Babcock has 
recently returned from a trip abroad. 
Thursday and Friday of last week 
were spent very pleasantly by N. C. 
der; thereby insuring the lowest possible Whitaker of Newton and R. N. Marsh 
cost, which should be well within $400. of Boston at the Hesperus. 
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