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AMILTON cottagers have been arriving daily and 
the colony there should be quite complete within a 
week or ten days. No tournaments in polo have yet been 
arranged at the Myopia Hunt club, but there was a 
match at the grounds on Thursday afternoon and an- 
other will be played tomorrow morning. 
The R. L. Agassizs of Brookline, who summer at 
“Homewood,” in Hamilton, are planning to go to Europe 
about the first of August. Mr. Agassiz is the president 
of the Myopia Hunt Club this year and this position 
makes him one of the busiest of the colony there. 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ayer have been settled at 
“Juniper Ridge Farms,” their summer home in Hamil- 
ton, for some weeks. Mrs. Ayer returned home from 
New York Wednesday morning, where she attended the 
polo games, and saw the Ameri ican_téam.deteated eaohe 
left yesterday for the races at New London, Conn., and 
will remain until Sunday. 
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mandell of “The Four Cor- 
ners,” Hamilton, are at the races at New London today. 
Congressman A. P. Gardner does not expect to 
reach his Hamilton home before the Fourth of July. 
From the present outlook in Washington he will not be 
able to leave his Congressional duties before that time. 
Mrs. Gardner and daughter are already at Hamilton. 
Hon. and Mrs. George von L. Meyer of “Rock Ma- 
ple Farm,” plan to leave for Europe the latter part of 
this month. Mr. and Mrs. G. von L. Meyer, fr., are lo- 
cated directly opposite ie the estate of the elder 
Meyers. Mrs. Meyer, Jr., has been on a short trip this 
week, and is taking in the Harvard-Yale races at New 
London, today. 
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TEN NIS at the Essex County club, Manchester, will 
make its formal debut for the season of 1914 next 
week, when the Round Robin tournament inaugurated 
two seasons ago, in which some of the star tennis players 
of the country will take part, is announced. Saturday, 
June 27th, is the date set for the opening matches of the 
tournament which will last only a few days. The fol- 
lowing players wil participate: R.N. Williams, 2nd, H. 
C. Johnson, N. W. Niles, A. S. Dabney, G. © Caner; 
Richard Harte, W. J. Clothier and G. PrGardnerm |r 
3eginning Monday, July 20th, there will be a mixed 
doubles tennis tournament open to members and invited 
guests, also to members of the Nahant, Myopia and Mont- 
serrat clubs. No player shall be under thirty years of 
age. The players must enter singly. Entries must be 
made by Friday evening, July 7th, with the Lawn Tennis 
Committee. Entrance fee $1.00 a person. Beginning 
Monday, August 3rd, there will be a mixed doubles 
tournament—partners to be drawn by lot. There will 
also be ladies’ handicap singles. Entries, open to mem- 
bers, invited guests and members of the Nahant, Myopia 
and Montserrat clubs, will close Thursday evening, July 
30th, with the Lawn Tennis Committee. Entrance fee 
$1.00 per person. William F. Ganley has been engaged 
as lawn tennis instructor at the club again this season. 
The tennis committee is composed of Geo. EF. Warren, 
chairman; Alfred S. Dabney, Dv Ll. Pickitansajaeana 
John Reece. 
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