26 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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Durgin, Jacobs Co., 218 Cabot St., Beverly 
Mrs. Bennett, 3 Lexington Row, Magnolia 
AHANT summer residents have not been immune 
from the trepidations attending the European war. 
Several from this section planned to finish the summe 
and autumn with a trip across the water, but these sail- 
ings were necessarily cancelled. Hon. Henry Cabot 
Lodge, the well-known legislator and a prominent mem- 
ber of the summer colony in Nahant, has not returned 
to the States as yet. His son-in-law, Congressman 
Augustus P. Gardner, of Hamilton, is also on the other 
side. Both are at present in London safeguarding the 
interest of the many American tourists in England. 
The Royal Robbins are at present in Maine on a 
motor trip. They were among the Nahant people who 
had planned to spend the late summer 1n Europe. 
The carnival of the Maolis club of Nahant comes 
this year on the afternoons and evenings of September 2, 
a and 4, starting Wednesday. A vaudeville show and 
kindred carnival features will be among the attractions. 
Many of the summer colony plan to attend the. re- 
cital of L. A. Torrens of Chicago in the Nahant Town 
hall on the evening of Thursday, August 27. 
Miss Annie Warren, usually one of the summer con- 
tingent at the Edgehill, Nahant, is missed by her many 
friends there this summer. ‘She is on the shore this sea- 
son, however, and was a recent guest of Mrs. J. Babson 
Thomas at th> latter’s summer home at Manchester-by- 
the-sea. 
Charl-s Gibson was one of the Nahant summer cot- 
tagers who was seen at Mrs. Warner Leed’s unique en- 
tertainment last week at Green Court, Bar Harbor. He took 
part in the affair and was garbed as Triton. All costumes 
suggested the atmosphere of the sea and were most strik- 
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson also had the distinction of be- 
ing among the only party of summer cottagers at the 
Casino at Bar Harbor to attend the policemen’s ball there. 
As guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Leeds they motored 
to the Casino, where it said Mrs. Leeds had promised to 
lead the grand march. Although late for this she and 
Mis. Gibson danced during the evening. 
Mrs. A. Forbes Conant and Miss MacNichol, her sis- 
ter, recently entertained at ‘‘Maisonette,” their summer 
hore at Nahant, Hon. Hannibal Hamlin of Maine. 
Mrs. George O. Proctor of Somerville and Nahant 
gave a delightful reception to members of the Nahant 
summer colony at her chariring home on Willow ave., 
last week. She was assisted by many of the ladies, who 
are guests of the Hotel Tudor. Mrs. Proctor’s husband, 
ex-Mavor Proctor of Boston, was in attendance. The 
house was tastefully decorated and proved one of the 
most pleasing social events on the Nahant shore this sea- 
con . Among the ladies from the Tudor were Mrs. M. 
A. Johnson of Syracuse; Mrs. C. M. Tyler of Fitchburg ; 
BRANCH OFFICES AT 
The Oceanside Hotel, ‘Desk’? Magnolia 
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Miss Douglas, 123 Main St., Gloucester 
Miss Lethbridge, 3 Beac hSt., Manchester 
Mrs. William Warner of Washington; Mrs. W. S. Bar- 
ton of Boston; Mrs. B. P. Simpson; and Mrs. Forsyth. 
Mrs. George Stubbs presided at the punch-bowl. 
Among the guests at the Tower house, Nahant road, 
are Eugene S. Howe of Cornell university; and Miss 
Edith Matheison of Arlington. 
The Hotel Tudor, Nahant, is to keep open until the 
last of September and has several reservations made for 
that late date. It but demonstrates the fact that the month 
is appreciated as the best, perhaps, of the whole summer, 
for a stay on the North Shore. The usual hop Wednes- 
day evening held in the large ballroom of the hotel, drew 
many of the surrounding cottagers. Miss R. J. 
McTammany, who has entertained the guests at the Tudor 
with several informal vocal recitals this summer, will. pre- 
sent a selected program to the guests on Monday evening 
next, the 24th. She will have as accompanist, Percy 
saker of Boston, who has been seen at the Tudor several 
times this summer. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Crafts, season 
guests at the Tudor, will leave shortly on a motor trip 
to Lansing, Mich. Mrs. Crafts, who is an expert driver, 
each year goes to the Middle West to obtain a new car. 
The trip is made both ways, stopping at their home in 
Northampton on the return trip. F. S. Bliss and daugh- 
ters of Harford, Conn., composed a motor party register- 
ing at the Tudor Sunday for a few days before continu- - 
ing their trip to the White Mts. Mr. and Mrs. J. Crad- 
dock Simpson of Montreal, Can., are at this hotel for the 
remainder of the season. Other guests coming this week 
include a party composed of Mrs. Everett L. Smith. Rich- 
ard and Edward Smith of Auburn, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. 
Balmer of Toronto, Can., at the Tudor for their second 
season; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sickels of So. Deerfield; Mr. 
and Mrs. H. B. Miller of Northampton; and A. G. Davis 
of Worcester. 
Mrs. Charles Claire of Newtonville, a guest at the 
Hotel Rockledge, Nahant, gave a pretty tea party in the 
parlors of the hotel on Tuesday afternoon. Her guests 
included the following residents of Nahant: Mrs. Margaret 
White, Mrs. James Stearns, Mrs. James Lyons, and Mrs. 
Aaron Schwartz. The Rockledge has booked a large 
number of guests who plan to stay until the closing day 
in late autumn. Arrivals there the present week include: 
Miss Nellie F. Hart of Weymouth; Miss C. Grace 
Wheeler of Watertown; Mrs. Elicia Montross of Brook- 
lyn, N. Y.; Mrs. J. S. Phillips of Everett; Miss Emily A. 
and Mrs. Joseph Phillips of Brighton; and Norman Far- 
guhar of Boston. 
Auto parties accommodated for luncheon (10.30 a. 
in. to 6 p. m.) and Bridge Parties at the Elizabeth- 
Martha IT’. Shop, 56 Lothrop St., Beverly—on the shore 
road. adv. 
