38 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
JENNY WREN, DOLL’S DRESSMAKER 
Lamp and Candle Shades 
BAst GLOUCESTER’S summer activities are centering 
around the Hawthorne Inn. Many pleasant affairs are 
planned for August. During the remainder of the season 
there will be exhibitions of fancy dancing from 4 to 6 
in the Casino on Tuesdays and Fridays. Last Friday in 
the competitive dancing in the one-step, Mr. and Miss 
Strubring won the prize. On Friday, in the lame duck, 
there was a tie between Miss Holden and Mr. Munroe 
and Miss Sefton and Mr. Strubring. The judges for the 
events are Mrs. Ryan, Miss Keeler, Mrs. Whipple and 
Miss Thom. This Friday Miss Virginia Smith of Roches- 
ter, N. Y., the teacher in charge of social dancing at the 
Inn, and Mr. Fennessy of Brooklne will give an exhibit 
of the Lulu Fado. Miss Smith is having much success 
in teaching at the Inn. Mr. Fennessy is one of the pupils 
who is extremely fond of the new dance, Maxixe. He 
and Miss Perry gave an exhibition of that last Friday. 
An illustrated lecture on Ben Hur was given at the Inn 
this week by Prof. Robert Turner of Boston. 
Arrivals for August at Hawthorne Inn the last few 
days are H. Hobin, Jr., Portland, Ore.; Miss Merwin, 
Washington; C. E. Usher, Montreal; Wm. B. Ridgery, 
' Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Brown, Springfield; 
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kilmer, New York; Mr. and Mrs. 
F. EF. Spalding and party, Providence, R. I.3 Mrs. A. R. 
Ogler and party, St. Louis; Jas. D. Keith and family, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Rounds and 
children, New York; Carl R. Fril, Madison, Wis.; Lois 
Addison Sprigg, Washington. 
At the Hawthorne Inn tea room Miss Audrey Bolton 
of the Mailman house and Dorchester celebrated her 15th 
birthday by entertaining ten of her young friends. Mrs. 
A. W. Hooper of Gloucester gave a tea party for eight. 
The charity whist party has been postponed until Aug. 
6. It will be in charge of Miss Langford and is for the 
benefit of an institution for crippled children. 
Miss Virginia Smith of Rocky Neck will have as 
house guests next week Miss Mildred Satterlee, Dwight 
Wetmore and Nathaniel Potter of Rochester, N. Y. 
Mrs. Henry B. Taylor of Grape Vine road, ig having 
a private dancing class among the cottage people, who meet 
at her cottage twice a week through August. The class 
is in charge of Miss Ayune McCready of Elm Tree Studio. 
Mrs. Clara L. Harrington of Newton has opened her 
cottage and studio of antiques in rare furniture, china 
and jewelry. It is her 18th season in East Gloucester. 
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Open Every Day Except Sunday 
Eben F. Comins gave a bridge party in his studio 
last Monday evening. Miss Robbins of Lowell and Haw- 
thorne Inn received with Mr. Comins. It was a very 
enjoyable and unique affair. The painting ‘““The Descent 
from the Cross” will be exhibited in the studio Aug. 1, 
9 to 5 o’clock, and also on Sunday, 12 to 1 and 5 to 6. 
A cordial invitation is extended to the publie to view the 
picture. 
Visitors at the Hazen studio from Magnolia this week 
were Miss Helen Coates, Miss McMurray, Mrs. Bowles 
and son, and Victor Kennard. 
Harbor View guests include Mrs. M. L. Godwin, 
Boston; Mrs. M. S. Parker, Washington; W. J. Walsh, 
Boston; Miss M. A. Campbell, Hagerstown, Md.; Miss 
Anna Troth and Master E. P. Troth, St. Davids, Pa. A 
troup of seven of the Union Photo Play Co. of New York 
spent the past week taking views of “Alice in Wonder- 
land” around the hotel grounds and ‘Bass Rocks. 
Merrill Hall arrivals are Rev. Frank Lukens and 
family, Burlington, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith, Detroit ; 
Mrs. Newton Darling, Worcester; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 
Stevens, Albany, N. Y. 
Delphine guests of recent arrival are Mrs. Charles T. 
Miller, Washington; Miss Grace M. Gorman, Ottowa, 
Can.; Miss Kate Sherwin, Ludlow, Vt. 
f Fairview arrivals are Miss M. Ireland, New York; 
Miss E. D. Fuller, Cambridge; Miss Annie C. Draper, 
Salem; Miss E. Harrison, Norfolk, Va. 
Rockaway hotel arrivals are Miss G. H. Dabbler, 
New York; Mrs. Chas. H. Young, Trenton, N. J.; Mrs. 
K. S. Pearce, Bordentown, N. J.; L. Radits, Philadelphia ; 
Mrs. W. R. Claxton and party of Philadelphia; Mr. and 
Mrs. C. Taylor, Cincinnati; S$. D. Tucker, Troy, Nv Y-; 
H. E. Weil and K. W. Kirchmaur, Cincinnati. 
The Beachcroft, Eastern Point, arrivals of the week 
include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Balser, Baldwinsville, N. Y.; 
N. A. Hatfield, Springfield; W. E. Baker and family, New 
Britain, Conn.; A. R. Whiton, Batavia, N. Y.; Miss T. 
Nelson, Baltimore; F. K. Thompson and party, Rochester, 
N. Y.; Judge and Mrs. H. R. Bell, St. Paul, Minn. The 
guests enjoyed a picnic supper on the beach this week. 
The Hawthorne Tea Room in the Casino building 
is now open for the second season under the management 
adv. 
of the Misses Gordon. 
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