30 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
Miss E. R. RICE. 
574 5th Avenue, 
NEW YORK 
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Prominent among’ the arrivals at Magnolia this 
week are Mrs. Buckley Wells and maid, and Miss Bar- 
bara and Miss Dorothy Wells, Buckley Livermore Wells 
and Thomas Livermore Wells of Colorado. Mrs. Wells’ 
father, Col. Thomas Leonard Livermore of Boston is 
also here for a visit, having just returned from Europe. 
‘They are registered at the Oceanside, and have apart- 
ments in Tennis cottage, one of the numerous connections. 
Several seasons ago Col. Livermore and his daughter 
and, family had a cottage on Smith’s Point, Manchester. 
Col. Livermore was formerly president of the Calumet 
& Hecla Mining Co, 
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williamson of Quincy, IIL, 
and H. A. Williamson arrived at the Oceanside Monday 
for the rest of the season. In the party is Mrs. Robert 
F. Day, two children and governess of Springfield, Ill. 
Mrs. Day is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson. 
Francis P. Sears of Boston, registered at the Ocean- 
side last Saturday to spend the week-end with his numer- 
ous friends. 
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Potter of Boston joined the 
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Staples Potter at the 
Oceanside over the: week-end. 
Miss S. Sharpe of Wilkes Barre, Pa., and Miss L,. I. 
Harrower of New Haven, Conn., arrived at Magnolia 
Monday for a two weeks’ stay at the Oceanside. 
D. W. Hamilton, U. S. N., was registered at the 
Oceanside over Sunday. 
' PALM BEACH, FLA., HOT SPRINGS, VA., PARIS 
10th Season at Magnolia : 
LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S MILLINERY. CHILDREN’S DRESSES and 
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Simple and Dainty Dresses for Misses and Small Women, at most attractive Prices 
Special Orders to Measure promptly filled 
; Mme. NAJLA MOGABGAB it 
621 FIFTH AVENUE. -:: 
Has opened her summer shop 
SMITH BLOCK, MAGNOLIA 
with a superb collection of 
Imported Gowns, Lingerie, Linen and Tub Dresses, Waists, Wraps and Novelties 
‘ BRANCHES Millinery 
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MAGNOLIA, MASS. 
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Briggs of Cleveland, O., arrived 
at the Oceanside last Saturday and expect to remain 
several weeks. 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lockwood and son Chester 
W. Lockwood of Washington, D. C., arrived at the 
Oceanside Thursday of last week for an extended stay. 
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man, arrived at Magnolia last Friday to remain for 
several weeks at the Oceanside. 
B. Frank Puffer of New York and Palm Beach, who 
comes to Magnolia summers to carry on his photographic 
work at the Oceanside hotel, has just arrived and may 
be seen in the lobby of the hotel every day displaying 
some very interesting samples of his exclusive workman- 
ship. “Puffer” stands for quality, as many of the best 
known families of the country who gather at this popular 
resort for the summer can testify. 
One of the summer shops that is always very popular 
with the North Shore colony is that of Ovington Brothers, 
of Fifth avenue, New York, whose summer branch is on 
Lexington avenue, Magnolia. ‘They always carry a large 
assortment of the newest novelties from their New York 
shop, suitable for wedding gifts, card prizes, ete. Mr. 
Parker, who has been in charge of the North Shore shop 
since its opening several years ago, is here again this year, 
and is well known to the North Shore contingent who 
patronize this place. 
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