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NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 17 
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Antiques 
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73 1-2 Federal Street Salem, Mass. 
Mrs. Robert Dawson Evans of Burgess point, Bev- 
erly, has contributed $50,000 for the development of the 
Fenway gardens at Boston. Mrs. Evans gave one of the 
wings for the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and in 
many ways has shown her interest in art affairs. Her 
gardens at Burgess point are among the most attractive 
along the North Shore. i 
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John Fox, Jr., the author, who has been summering 
at York Harbor, Me., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy 
Norman, at their summer home, “Bee Rock,’ at Beverly 
Cove. 
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The annual Magnolia tennis tournament is being 
played this year on the courts of the North Shore Swim- 
ming Pool instead of on the Oceanside courts. Though 
the number playing is not as large, there appears to be 
considerable interest. ‘here are tournaments in ladies’ 
singles and doubles, men’s single and doubles and mixed 
doubles. 
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Recent arrivals at the Preston are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 
Mitchell and Miss Madelein Smith of New York city; 
F. C. Mann, Boston; Ralph E. Merriam, Mt. Kisco, N. 
Y.; W. M. Watkins of Boston; N. J. Greeman and wife 
of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. N. H. North of Minne- 
apolis, Minn.; Miss Jarne, Bass Rocks; Mr. and Mrs. 
Ogden, Albany, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stephenson, 
Brookline; Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Chamberlain, New Britain, 
Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hatch, New Britain, Conn. ; 
Mrs. M. L. Byers and daughter, East Orange, N. J.; F. 
L. Tupper, Boston; H. Baker, Terre Haute. 
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Mrs. A. E. Warth of Cleveland has been showing 
a fine display of the Manila Trading & Supply Co. goods 
at Y® Burnham House tea room all of the past week. 
This Saturday she will close her work there and will leave 
for resorts in Connecticut. 
7. Salem .*. 
Gulonial Bonrmarys 
MODELLED BY SARAH W. SYMONDS 
ON SALE AT 
106 Washington Street, Marblehead and 
Old Ward House, rear Essex Institute, Salem 
Cea Room ‘at Marblehead 
THE WITCH HOUSE 
310 1-2 Essex Street 
ANTIQUES 
I have just secured three fine old Salem pieces: 
A bonnet top highboy; a lowboy to match and six 
duck foot chairs of 1730 period. 
Salem, Mass. 
A. GRACE ATKINSON, Prop. 
The firm of Hart and Watson, the well known priat 
sellers of New York and Boston, have lately returned 
to Manchester Tea Rooms, 41 Central St., where they 
have opened a remarkably interesting and varied exhibi- 
tion of rare old English mezzotints, colour prints, hunting 
and coaching prints, and a number-of extremely handsome 
dry-prints by A. A. Blum. In the line of sporting prints, 
which has long been a specialty with this firm, the collec- 
tion is both extensive and varied, many secured in England, 
in all sorts of remote places. Collectors here, some of 
whom devote themselves to this field almost exclusively, 
are having a rare treat in getting these choice proofs. 
The mezzotints, a very large group of reproductions by 
the foremost English masters in this mediu™, after cele- 
brated portraits by the great painters of the latter part of 
the Eighteenth and early Nineteenth centuries, as Reyn- 
olds, Romney, Gainsborough, J,awrence, and_ others. 
There is a very striking lot.of portraits of eminent Eng- 
lish personages, including famous jurists, judges and 
statesmen, as well as the fair women who sat to the great- 
est painters of the golden age of art in England. The 
etchings and dry prints by A. A. Blum, introduce the 
work of a Boston artist of great merit, whose subjects 
are taken from the streets, allies and historical parts of 
Boston and its environs. ‘These plates have made a de- 
cided hit with collectors, and so limited are they that 
many of the subjects are procured with difficulty. <A 
set of twelve bits of Boston (in a folio} are intensely 
interesting. They have been treated with admirable 
reticence and distinction, freely drawn. vignettes with 
marked economy of line and the retroussage reminds 
us of Whistler’s Venetian set and shows the influence of 
the great master. 
When in Rockport lunch at the Ocean Spray Cafe. 
Sea Foods cooked to order. Dock sq. adv. 
7 & 7 of 170 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. 
Hart atsnn and the Brunswick, Boston 
Announce an Exhibition of 
Rare Prints 
Old English Mezzo-Tints and Colour Prints, Hunting 
and Coaching Subjects, Ete. 
MANCHESTER TEA ROOMS, 41 Central St., Manchester 
fintel Bellew oecconSrecer 
J. FRED HARVEY AND C. A. WOOD, MANAGING DIRECTORS 
BOSTON, MASS. 
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF 
EUROPEAN PLAN 
