98 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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Jul; 21, 1916. 
BRIDGE games seem to have come to the fore at the 
Oceanside, and many of the guests who do not dance 
enjoy the intricacies of this popular pastime. It seemed 
to the observer that a greater number than ever were busy 
with the game on Tuesday evening. ; 
Tuesday evening’s hop at the Oceanside was very 
pretty and a kaleidoscopic array of brilliant colors dis- 
played in the ladies’ gowns. Black appears to have come 
to its own, however, for many of the dancers wore beau- 
tiful black dancing frocks. 
It seems as if the mothers of the young people have 
mastered the difficulties of the new steps for itis noticeable 
at each of the hops that more of the ladies enjoy the 
dancing with their children. Particularly true was this 
Tuesday evening when Mrs. Calvin Bullock of Denver 
danced with her handsome young son, Hugh, several of 
the numbers with much grace. Mrs. Bullock was beau- 
tifully gowned in day-break yellow silk. 
Miss Ruth Knowles of Boston, who is summering at 
the Oceanside chaperoning Miss Theodora Willard, gave 
a delightful concert Tuesday afternoon at five o’clock in 
the southeast parlor to a number of her friends. Miss 
Knowles possesses a rich mezzo-soprano voice which has 
a great amount of expression and volume, and which 
seems to unfold this lady’s wonderful personality. 
Thomas S$. Chalmers of Chicago has come to the 
Oceanside to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chal- 
mers, who are here for the season. Mr. Thomas will 
remain for a few weeks. 
Mrs. Harriet S. Cowles of Boston is domiciled at 
the Oceanside for a month’s stay. 
Mrs. Charles Dupee, a charming young matron, of 
New York, has come to the Oceanside to join her mother, 
Mrs. Robert Cable, who is making her abode in the 
Gables cottage. ; 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. 
William Armour, all of Providence, motored up to Mag- 
nolia for the week-end which they spent at the Oceanside. 
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bethany with two children and 
maid of St. Louis have journeyed to Magnolia to join Mrs. 
Bethany’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pollak, who are 
spending the season at the Oceanside. 
Notable among the week-end arrivals at the Ocean- 
side was A. S. Haxton of New York, who came to spend 
the week-end with Mrs. Haxton, who has apartments in 
the Centre cottage for the season. 
Mrs. Annie Klein and Mrs. Isaac Guggenheim and 
maids of New York are recent arrivals, coming in their 
motor from Manhattan for a stay at the Oceanside. They 
are domiciled in Lawton cottage. 
Rev. and Mrs. Harry P. Dewey and the Misses 
Eleanor, Cornelia and Margaret Dewey of Minneapolis, 
were short stay guests of Miss Caroline H. Bovey of 
Minneapolis, who is at the Oceanside. 
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Seligman and daughter, Miss 
Margaret and maids of New York are registered at the 
Oceanside for a two weeks’ stay. They are accompanied 
by Miss Mary Foyer of London, Eng., and are domiciled 
in Seacrest cottage. 
Mr. and Mrs. W. Irving Jennings of Catskill, N. Y., 
~otored up to the Oceanside for the week-end to renew 
their many friendships here. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings are 
regular visitors each season. 
Mrs. F. A. Roberts of Bala, Pa., and maid, accom- 
panied by Miss EK. C. Smith of Hagerstown, Md., are at 
the Oceanside again for the season, which is pleasing 
news to their many friends. 
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Rowland of Baltimore have 
returned to the Oceanside for the remainder of the sea- 
son, 
