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paralysis will be considerably added to by North Shore 
sympathizers if all plans work out for the most brilliant 
ball of the season to be given Friday, Sept. 1, at the Ocean- 
side Hotel, Magnolia. 
The ball is given under the auspices of the Woman’s 
_ American Supply League, which has headquarters in 
- New York, and of which Mrs. John Hays Hammond is 
president. The Mass. committee, of which Mrs. Samuel 
McCall is honorary chairman, will assist. Added to this 
will be the local committee composed of Mrs. John W. 
Blodgett, executive chairman, and Mrs. Robert D. Evans, 
Mrs. William Hooper, Mrs. Maynard Ladd, Miss Belle 
Hunt, Miss Abbie Hunt, Miss Helen Clay Frick, Miss 
Elizabeth Hammond and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. 
Tickets at $3 will be on sale at the principal hotels on the 
“Shore and in Boston and by the committee members. 
‘Boxes will be sold at $50 each. 
The governor and his 
stdff will be present. A professional dancer of promi- 
nence will give exhibitions between the dances. Those 
enjoying the dinner-dance that night at the Essex County 
club will be repaid if they motor on later in the evening 
for some of the special features at the Oceanside. 
This league is looking out for the present day soldiers, 
and in helping the fund for infantile paralysis, is looking 
out for the soldiers of the future. Other officers are Mrs. 
J. R. McKee, Miss Elizabeth P. Stewart, Mrs. William 
K. Harcourt and Mrs. Claude Pinney. Prominently con- 
' nected with it are Mmes. Chas. E. Hughes, Champ Clark, 
Nelson O’Shaughnessy, Louis L. Seaman, Lindley M. 
Garrison, Thomas J. Preston, G. W. Wickersham, Ogden 
 Goelet, Chas. Hathaway, Wm. C. Story, Wm. R. Hearst, 
Chas. D. Hilles, Lewis B. Woodruff, Harry Payne Whit- 
ney, James Speyer and Henry W. Taft. 
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Mrs. Hendricks H. Whitman of North Beverly wil! 
return tomorrow from Chicago and Lake Forest, the 
bore of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart C. Chatfield- 
Taylor. 
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RS. Bane P. Sear“éE of Ipswich is giving a Dae 
cheon today of ten covers at her beautiful home, 
“Tnglisby,” in honor of Mr. and a Albert C. Burrage 
of Smith’s Point, Manchester. 
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who are staying in Marblehead a short time, were tea. 
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond on Tues- 
day. They are spending this week-end at the Hammond’s 
and tomorrow afternoon an al fresco reception is planned 
in their honor at “Lookout Hill,” the beautiful home of 
the Hammonds. On Sunday they will be luncheon guests 
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denégre at “Villa Crest, ? 
West Manchester. Other guests at Mrs. Hammond’s are 
Mrs. Robert S. Chew of Washington and Jamestown, L. 
I., and Mrs. Chas. Hoyle and Miss Mary Hoyle of Wash- 
ington, the latter two the sister and niece of Mrs. Ham- 
mond. 
PSs. , 
Sally and Betty Miller, the four-year-old twin daugh- 
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baldwin Miller of Beverly 
Cove, are about the youngest riders on the Shore. These 
bright and winsome little girls have a small black pony, 
Miss Puzzle by name, that carries the two little girls 
safely around the drives in their beautiful place. Next 
season they hope to have a pony apiece. Which is Betty 
and which is Sally is hard to tell, for these fair little 
mites look exactly alike, and scarcely any one but the 
family can tell them apart. The little ones were born 
upon the Shore, and are delighted with the prospects of 
spending a late season where they can have such fine 
times. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stanton Blake are the guests 
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Lowell Blake at Beverly Farms. 
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Among the very delightful parties of the week was 
a dinner-dance at the Essex County club Tuesday even- 
ing, given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore. About forty 
were present. 
and Industrial Union 
264 Boylston Street, Boston 
and Lobster Lane, Magnolia 
HANDWORK SHOP 
Dainty and Unusual Gifts 
Luncheon Sets 
Handwrought Silver, Pottery 
Children’s Dresses 
Dolls and Toys 
LUNCH ROOMS 
Luncheon 11 to 3 
Afternoon Tea 3:30 to 5:30 
Supper 5:30 to 7:30 
Highest quality of food, carefully 
prepared and daintily served 
FOOD SHOP 
CAKES, large and Small 
Wedding cakes and 
specially decorated cakes 
Pies, Bread, Rolls. 
Jellies and IPseserves 
