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Although the social season is well- 
nigh over, the North Shore was _ favored 
\his week by the presence of two royal 
personages—no less than the Prince Kini- 
yoshi Kuni, grandson of the Emperor of 
\Japan and his wife, the princess. ‘They 
lcame over from Boston in the private 
lear Plymouth Rock Friday afternoon to 
jvisit the President and his family and 
\Miss Mabel Boardman, who met the 
lprince and princess in Tokio on the oc- 
jcasion of the visit of Secretary Uaft and 
his party to the flowery kingdom four 
years ago. ‘The prince and~ princess 
|were met at the Montserrat station by 
Capt. Butt, the President’s aide, in full 
jdress uniform. Miss Boardman was al- 
Iso present to extend greetings. She 
itook Mme. Nagaska, the lady in waiting 
Ito the princess, and Capt. S N. Cheney, 
the representative of the war department 
land the official guide of the party while 
lin this country, in her own auto and fol- 
lowed Capt. Butt, who led the way with 
the prince and princess and Kustra Mat- 
sui, the charge d’ affairs of the Japanese 
embassy, in the President's automobiles. 
At the summer capital the royal guests 
were very warmly received by the Presi- 
dent. Through Mr Matsui, the Presi- 
dent carried on a ively conversation with 
ithe prince and princess, recalling many 
incidents of interest which happened on 
his visit to Japan. ‘The President asked 
ithe prince to carry his best wishes to the 
Emperor and the prince, in return, ‘de- 
livered a special message from the Em- 
peror of Japan expressing great ad- 
miration for President Taft and hoping 
that the friendlv relations between Japan 
and the United States may long be con- 
tinued. Mrs. Taft did not participate in 
the reception, but the visitors were pre- 
sented to Mrs. More, her sister, and 
Mr. and Mrs. Longworth. ‘The royal 
guests remained at the Taft home about 
an hour when they were driven to the 
Boardman cottage where they had tea. 
They had planned to visit the summer 
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mansion of Henry C. Frick at Pride's 
Crossing, but time did not permit. 
Their car was attached to the 5.33 
o'clock train to Boston and all went 
-away greatly pleased with their visit. 
Mrs: William C. Paine left Tuesday 
for her town residence at 46 Mt Ver- 
non street, Boston. Her son, R. T. 
Paine, 2d, and family, will remain at 
Coolidge’s Point until the 23d of this 
month, when they, too, will return to 
Boston. 
The S. H. Fessendens have closed 
their cottage at Coolidge’s Point this 
week and returned to their Chestnut 
fill home. 
The Winthrop Wetherbees are among 
this week’s departures from Manchester. 
‘They have returned to Brookline. 
The Grande Maison de Blanc vill 
close their North Shore branch in the 
Colonnade, Magnolia, next week. ‘The 
store will be open for business Monday 
and Tuesday, Sept 20 and 21. 
T. C. Hollander is closing his bunga- 
low at Mystery Ils next Tuesday and 
goes to his estate at Hamilton for the 
autumn. 
For the rest of September the drag 
hounds of the Myopia Hunt club will 
meet at 6.30 a. m. as follows: Friday, 
17th, Underhills’ Corner; ‘Tuesday, 
21st, Hamilton Meeting House; Friday, 
24th, Great Oak, Asbury Grove; Tues- 
day, 28th, North Beverly Station. One 
horse runs. The pony drags will con- 
tinue at 4.30 p. m. as follows: Wed- 
nesday, 15th, Ipswich Canal; Saturday, 
18h, Broad Walls, Topsfield; Wed- 
nesday, 22nd, Burleigh street, cor. Put- 
namvilie Road; Saturday, 25th, Tops- 
field Common, tea ty invitation of T. 
E. Procter, Esq.; Wednesday, 29th, 
Ipswich Trotting park. Geo. S. Man- 
dell, master. 
The George N. Towles are closing 
their bungalow at Mystery Isles this week . 
and will go to their country estate in New 
Hampshire for several weeks before 
opening their town house. in Boston. 
The J. Mortimer Brookses, who have 
been at the Charles Head house this 
summer, are leaving Manchester next 
Monday or Tuesday. They will return 
to New York. 
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