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all surprised to see her disappear into the heart of a tree. 
Miss Lilias MacLane interpreted one of Schubert’s 
waltzes, but was at her best in Cyril Scott’s “Playtime,” 
when she joined Miss Dufour and Harriet Brazier in a 
light-hearted romp. 
Additional enjoyment of the dances was given by the 
artistic and thoroughly sympathetic accompanying of Mrs. 
George L. Noyes. 
Gcorge E. Stevens, a young baritone of New York, 
and formerly a very popular boy soprano in the metropolis 
at Cab ary Episcopal Church on Fourth avenue, assisted 
Mr. Row and Miss Dufour.’ He probably appealed most 
strongly to his hearers with the well beloved, song of 
F. E. Towers, ‘Mother o’ Mine.” Yet in Tosti’s: “La 
Serenata” and H. Lane Wilson’s “The Happy Lover,” 
there was ample promise of a fine voice in this young 
singer's more mature years. 
Mss Laila G. Procter accompanied Mr. Stevens, her 
accomminying itself a keen delight to music-lovers. Al- 
together this was a thoroughly artistic and delightful re- 
cital, marking one of the most pleasurable evenings in 
the ser°on’s series of Casino affairs. 
A list of the patronnesses follows: Cecelia Beaux, 
Mrs. William Steele Grey, Mrs. Clough C. Overton, Miss 
Farnsworth, Dr. and Mrs. David M. Robinson, Miss 
N. P. H. Robbins, Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, Mrs. Wil- 
liam Blanc, Mrs. Jockson Piper, Mrs. Charles Wheeler, 
Mrs. Fdward R. Musgrave, Mrs, Willis Steele, Mrs. Ed. 
Chase Wilson, Miss Brooks, Miss Helen Seymour, Mrs. 
Harriet Fearing, Mrs. Admiral Marix, Mrs. G. C. Reid, 
Mrs. Frederic C. Todd, Mrs. Randolph Russell, Mrs. de 
Haas, Mrs. William Pitkin, Jr., Mrs. Adjes Smythe, Mrs. 
W.R. P. Emerson, Mrs. Edward Vickery, Mrs. William J. 
Tilton, Mrs. Robert L. Bank, Mrs. W. J.. Montgomery, 
Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. W. FE. Atwood and Mrs. Guy 
Wiggins. 
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Royce of “High Cliffe 
Lodge’ have as house-guests Mr. and Mrs. William J. 
Wanamaker of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. 
Jones of New York, Miss Isabel M. Dowden of Newark, 
N. J., and Mrs. Arthur Hill of Boston. 
Late arrivals at Hawthorne Inn are: J. W. Arrott, 
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams, Sam Adams, Jr., William A. 
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Washington, D. C.; Mrs. M. A. Hinckley, Brookline; 
W. T. Jenney, Boston; S. T. Massy, Worcester; Horace 
McGuire, Rochester, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Poor, 
Polly and Adelaide Poor, Cambridge; Mrs. S. H. Peirson, 
Scarsdale, N. Y.; Helen S. Richardson, H. de Forest 
Stokes, Worcester; Mrs. M. G. Harrow, Washington, D. 
C.; Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Stevens, Manchester; Laurence 
Terry, Short Hills, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. C. G..R. Vinal, 
Middletown, Conn.; Mrs. L. M. Wyman, Fitchburg; 
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. White, Philadelphia; Mrs. H. W. 
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Bowers, Charlotte Baum, Mrs. James Creelman, Mrs. F. 
H. Cook, Miss M. Eloise Cook, Bratnee; Harold A. and 
Reginald A. Cook, H. C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Mark 
Campbell, C. A. Coe, V. M. Delameter, E. H. Paddock, 
New York City; and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mclean, 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Mrs. Tom Taggart and Miss Irene Taggart, wife and 
daughter of Senator Taggart of Indiana, touring by mo- 
tor from Washington, D. C., through northern resorts 
stopped at the Inn over night recently. They are accom- 
panied by Miss Kate MacCartney also of Washington. 
Mrs. Burton Holmes, wife of the well-known lec- 
turer, is a guest at Hawthorne Inn. | 
Recent arrivals at the Beachcroft are: M. E. Pickens, 
J. M. Towart, Bertha C. Bennett, Brooklyn, N? Y.; Fran- 
ces Holman, Minnie Spenser, St. Paul; Sarah C. Lanen, 
Haverhill; Jean G. Marshall, Roslyn, Md.; Mrs. Francis 
Piper, Misses E. L. and M. A. Cahill, Cambridge; Charles 
H. Fernald, H. F. Fernald, Amherst ; Kate Ober, Beverly ; 
Lila Pickens, Flushing, N. Y.; M. H. Lamson, New York 
City; E. H. Lamson, M. F. Nichols, Scotch Plains, N. J. 
Late arrivals at the Delphine are: John Stone Perry, 
Miss A. Hogenauer, L,. Hogenauer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 
Martin, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Newell, 
Rochester, N. Y.; Edward F. Kent, West Medford. 
Recent arrivals at Harbor View are: G. F. Kimball, 
Adelaide Thorpe, Katharine Lord, E. W. Weeks, H. H. 
Sands, Mrs. Frank N. Lewis, Mrs. Frederick F. Wood- 
ward, O. T. Langmann, FE. P. Christie, Sibyl Wilbur, 
New York City; Mrs. ’R.S.\Tarr, Catharine “‘Tarreaes: 
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