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MES. Goprrey L. Capsor of Beverly Farms gave her 
‘house for the last of Miss Virginia Wainwright’s 
musical talks, Monday afternoon. Miss Wainwright is 
at Kittery Point, Me., and while in Beverly Farms was 
the over-night guest of Mrs. George Lee. She was 
dressed in lavender and wore a large picture hat. The 
talk was on‘ Franz Liszt, as Man and Composer,” empha- 
sizing his love affairs, innovations in music and his work 
as a pianist. The illustrations were played sympatheti- 
cally by Mrs. Mary Pumphrey Tower, who wore white 
trimmed in bands of green satin. Miss Florence Lee 
took tickets at the door. Miss Wainwright played Wed- 
nesday in a charitable affair at Kittery Point. Her musi- 
cales are always delightful affairs and have many patron- 
esses from all over the Shore. 
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Miss Jane Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 
Morgan of New York, has been upon the North Shore, 
visiting relatives among whom are Mrs. Henry S. Grew, 
her grandmother, and her aunts, Mrs. Boylston A. Beal 
and Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby of Manchester. 
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Mrs. Samuel C. Bland of Baltimore, who is sum- 
mering at the Oceanside, Magnolia, was hostess for a 
bridge and tea at the Essex County club, Manchester, 
Monday afternoon. 1 peeken igs five tables. 
Mr. and Mrs. Askel P. C. Wichfeld of “Swiftmoor,” 
Pride’s Crossing, have with them Mr. and Mrs. Edward 
Mitchell and Mrs. Catherine Wiley of Washington, and 
Thomas Ryan. Last Sunday Vsse. de Sibour of Nahant 
was an over-night guest. 
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Mrs. Gordon Bell of New York is spending the 
week with Mrs. Russell S. Codman at Smith’s Point, 
Manchester. William K. Richardson of Nahant spent 
last week-end at the Codmans. 
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Rey. Sydney B. Snow of King’s Chapel, Boston, will 
preach Sunday, August 20, at First Unitarian church, 
Service at 11 o'clock. 
The Reverend Samuel McComb, D.D., Canon of the 
Cathedral, Baltimore, will take the service Sunday, Aug. 
20, at Emmanuel Episcopal church, Masconomo st., Man- 
chester. Celebration of the Holy Communion at half- 
past ten o’clock. 
Rev. Samuel H. Dana of Phillips church, Exeter, N. 
H., will preach Sunday, Aug. 20, at Union Chapel, Mag- 
nolia. Service at 10.45 a. m. 
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MES. Lucius M. Sarcent’s home at Pride’s Crossing 
was the scene of one of the largest gatherings of the 
season for a musicale event last Friday afternoon. The 
musicale was given in the large hall in the center of the 
house and was in charge of Mrs. Hall McAllister. The 
artists were Miss Marcia Van Dresser and Albert Stoes- 
sel. Miss Edna Stoessel and Miss Louise McAllister 
were at the piano. The former was in pale blue taffeta 
and Miss McAllister wore a cream embroidered dress. 
Miss Van Dresser was in white chiffon. In this large 
and appreciative audience were Mrs. Henry S. Grew, 
Miss Jane Morgan, Mrs. Boylston A. Beal, Mrs. W. Scott 
Fitz, Mrs. George Lee, Miss Florence Lee, Mrs. F. W. 
fabyan, Miss Mary Hayden, Miss Alison Haughton, Miss 
M. L. Corlies, Mrs. M. G. Haughton, Mrs. G. L. Cabot, 
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Richard Hammond, Mr. and 
Mrs. Alexander Steinert, Mrs. Wm. E. Littleton, Miss 
Hunt and Mrs. F. L. Higginson, Jr. Mrs. Sargent has 
one of the most beautiful’ places on the water front. The 
great hall of the house, rich in its white and oaken finish- 
ings, is like a cross with a large room in each corner sec- 
tion, comprising the library, music-room, drawing-room 
and the dining-room. The piazza and terraces facing the 
water have a view unexcelled anywhere on the Shore. 
The place also has historic interest from the fact that it 
is built on the site of an old fort. 
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. D. Morgan ( Mary E. Newbold), 
whose marriage took place early in the season, are spend- 
ing the summer at Murray Bay, Canada. Mrs. Morgan’s 
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Newbold, are now with 
Hon. T.. Jefferson Coolidge, at Coolidge’s Point, Man- 
chester. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Sawyer of Beverly Cove 
will return to Brookline the middle of September where 
they will live while alterations are being made upon their 
new house on Dartmouth — street, Back Bay, which they 
recently purchased. 
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The Misses Emily and Ellen Thomas, daughters of 
Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Thomas of Augusta, Ga., are 
spending most of their time, when away from the Ocean- 
side, with the young people at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
John Hays Hammond of Gloucester, with whom they are 
taking in many of the functions on the Shore. 
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Hon. and Mrs. George H. Lyman of Beverly Farms 
have returned from a trip to Bar Harbor and its vicinity. 
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