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FOR MEN AND WOMEN 
Baltimore is represented at the New Ocean House 
this year by Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Taylor and Mrs. Jas. 
kK. Hagerty and two daughters. 
Among the young girls staying at the New Ocean 
House, who are very popular and do a great deal of en- 
tertaining, is Miss Dorothy Price, who is here with her 
mother, Mrs. F. A. Price, of Chicago. She dresses 
charmingly and is a prime leader in most of the gaiety 
among the younger set. 
Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Bradford are registered for the 
season from Omaha, Nebraska, where Mr. Bradford hds 
large lumber interests. 
Master W. Lawrence motored up from Magnolia, 
Saturday, and was a guest of Miss “Peggy” Stanton at 
the New Ocean House. 
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fitzgerald, of Brookline, regis- 
tered at the New Ocean House during the week for the 
season. 
Among prominent arrivals on Friday were Mr. and 
Mrs. Elmer E. Foye, with Miss Dorothy Foye and Miss 
Edith Jones of Brookline. Mr. Foye is one of the best 
known banking men in America, being Vice-President of 
the Old Colony ‘Trust Company, Boston, and has been 
president of the Massachusetts Bankers’ association. 
The party is here for the season. 
Montreal is especially well represented this season. 
Among the contingent are Mrs. H. W. Pillow and daughter, 
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stanton, Miss “Peggy” Stanton, Mr. 
R. Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Adair, Mr. R. Adair, eee 
Mr. and Mrs. Bogert and children and Mrs. H. C. Ham- 
mond. 
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Evatt, season guests at the New 
Ocean House, are having built for them on Buckminster 
Road, Brookline, what is probably one of the most uni- 
que homes in this country. Its special claim to distinct- 
ion is that it is to be absolutely fireproof, even to the 
stairways. Built in the Georgian-Colonial style, in tapes- 
try brick with white marble trimmings and black iron bal- 
ustrades, when completed it will be a distinct addition 
to Brookline, which is famous for its beautiful homes. 
Mr. and Mrs. Evatt expect to occupy their new home early 
in the fall, but will remain at Swampscott until its com- 
pletion. 
NATHAN G. BUBIER, Ph. G. 
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISI 
222 Humphrey Street 
Agent for 
Eastman Films and Kodaks 
Swampscott 
Developing and Printing 
High Class Work 
Oriental Anatolia Rug Cleaning Co. 
JOSEPH PALAIS, Manager 
Rugs washed, repaired, remodelled, disinfected and re-dyed by 
skilled Armenian specialists. Estimates furnished without charge. 
198 Dartmouth St, near Copley Sq. BOSTON, MASS. 
Telephone 2712 Back Bay 
THAYER McNEIL COMPANY 
BOSTON 
Orders by Telephone or Mail promptly filled 
47 Temple Place 15 West Street 
One of the most attractive women among the younger 
set at the New Ocean House is Mrs. Richard Mitton, of 
Brookline. Mrs, Mitton is a blonde of exquisite coloring, 
and is always beautifully gowned. ‘his together with a 
charming personality makes her very popular. Mr. Mit- 
ton, who is also here, is one of the firm of Jordan-Marsh, 
Boston. 
F, A. Price of Chicago, is expected this week to join 
Mrs, Price and his daughter, Miss Dorothy. Mr. Price 
is one of the best known yachtsmen in the country, having 
several times won the Lipton cup, and is a close personal 
friend of the genial Sir ‘Thomas. He has been especially 
successful this season on the Great Lakes, having won a 
number of first prizes with his fast boat the ‘“‘Michicago.” 
He is also one of the most prominent members of the 
Chicago Yacht club. 
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Veiga with Miss G. Veiga, of 
Havana and New York, are registered for the season at 
the New Ocean House. 
Mr. Louis Mahn, of Boston, is at the New Ocean 
House for the thirteenth season, and is as usual occupy- 
ing the same seat in the dining room and at the same table 
at which he has set during all these consecutive seasons. 
Mr. Mahn is in good health and is enjoying the present 
season with all his usual enthusiasm. 
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