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Ve are to form an important part in the so- 
cial life of the North Shore this season—more so 
than usual, for no less than half a dozen such events are 
scheduled for this month and the months following. On 
Monday, June 22, the marriage of Miss Mary Josephine 
Amory to Fulton Cutting will take place at four in the 
afternoon at St. Peter’s Episcopal church in Beverly. The 
ceremony there will be followed by a reception at the sum- 
mer residence of Miss Amory’s father, Francis I]. Amory, 
Chapman’s Corner, Beverly Cove. The engagement of 
Miss Amory to Mr. Cutting, the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
R. Fulton Cutting of New York city, was announced on 
May 109, and called forth widespread congratulations be- 
cause of the extensive acquaintance of both families. 
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The marriage of Miss Frances Annie Cabot and 
Maurice Machado Osborne, the latter of Cambridge, 1s 
to take place at St. John’s church, at Beverly Farms, on 
the last day of June. Miss Cabot is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Charles Mills Cabot of Boston and Beverly 
Farms. She is better known as “Nancy” Cabot, and 1s 
the eldest of three children, the others being Sarah and 
Elliott. 
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A July wedding will be that of Miss Alice Appleton, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Appleton, who have 
a summer estate at Ipswich, and Clarence Leonard Hay 
of Washington, son of the late Secretary of State John 
Hay. The announcement of their engagement was made 
only last week. ‘Ihe engagement of Miss Ruth Appleton, 
a sister, to William G. Wendell, son of Prof. and Mrs. 
Barrett Wendell, was announced a month ago. Mr. Hay 
is to go to Germany early in the autum to continue his 
archeological studies and research work. He was gradu- 
ated from Harvard in 1908. For the last year he has 
been in Mexico city as a Harvard Fellow at the Inter- 
national School of American Archzeology. 
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RS. Sydney E. Hutchinson of Philadelphia and Bever- 
ly Farms will give a musicale in the Beverly Farms 
Baptist church on Friday evening June 19. Mrs. Hutch- 
inson has a beautiful voice and the people of the North 
Shore are to be congratulated on having this opportunity 
of enjoying a rare musical treat. Mrs. Hutchinson has 
sung in Grand Opera but this is the first time she has 
favored the people of this vicinity. Her accompanist 
will be Mrs. Edith Mahon. . The Girls’ Club has charge 
of the affair. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, Jr., and family are 
settled at their summer home at Pride’s Crossing for the 
summer. 
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Judge and Mrs. Wm. H. Moore are in England for 
the international horse show and the Judge is showing 
his splendid string of equines as usual. Their house at 
Pride’s Crossing has been opened for the summer and 
they will return the latter part of June. Mrs. Moore’s 
mother, Mrs. Small is arriving at Pride’s Crossing 
shortly for a visit. Both Paul and Edward Small 
Moore, with their respective families, will come to 
Pride’s for a visit later in the summer. 
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Andre Reggio of Boston, who makes his home at 
the Hotel Empire, Commonwealth ave., was 4 week- 
end guest of N. 8S. Bartlett at Smith’s Point, Manches- 
ter. 
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The William J. Boardmans are leaving Washington 
next week for their summer home at Manchester where 
they expect to arrive about the 24th of June. They will 
probably spend a few days with their daughter, Mrs. W. 
Murray Crane at Dalton before reaching the North Shore. 
Miss Mabel T’. Boardman will spend the summer with her 
parents at Manchester as usual. 
and Industrial Union 
HANDWORK SHOP LUNCHEON THE FOOD SHOP 
GARDEN SMOCKS for girls and wo- Afternoon Tea and Supper served at Catering for afternoon teas and 
men. An adaptation of the English : receptions. 
smock for gardening, tennis and coun- the Union i: at AeA DRT inant sine 
try wear. avors designed for all occasions. 
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Small Furnishings for Country Houses. Basket Luncheons, Cakes and 
Bridge-table covers, pottery flower 
holders, folding tea tables. 
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Cookies. 
Candy Kitchen Candies. 
264 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, Opposite Public Garden 
Telephone Orders Taken 
Express Connections with North Shore 
