NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
prancu or THE INDIAN STORE 
186 Boylston St. 
Boston 
LEXINGTON AVENUE, MAGNOLIA 
Indian Qaste Baskets 
Necklaces 
Japanese Pottery 
Post Cards 
Souvenirs 
FIFTH SEASON 
flower Dolders and Similar Wares 
Curios from Many Lands 
Society Notes 
Col. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Car- 
lisle, who are spending part of the 
summer at “Seacrest,” one of the 
Oceanside hotel cottages, Magnolia, 
with their children, and Mrs. Geo. 
E. Vincent of Chicago and her chil- 
dren, and Mrs. Herman Hageler of 
Danville, Ill., were guests Sunday 
afternoon of Rear Admiral R. D. 
Evans, commanding the U. S. fleet 
off Rockport, on board the flagship 
Maine. After looking over the ship 
Admiral Evans served tea in his 
cabin with Mrs. Carlisle presiding. 
Miss Gertrude Gerdes of Newport 
is a guest of Mrs. D. Herbert Hos- 
tetter socal oo Ctanleipn. geny ena 
Neck. ; 
W. McC. Blair left Beverly Farms 
a day or two ago for Raquette Lake, 
N. Y., where he is a guest of Liv- 
ingston Platt. 
The Magnolia Tennis club nine 
played the Essex County club nine 
at the County club grounds at Man- 
cnester Saturday afternoon, the for- 
mer being the winner, I2 to IT. 
Dr. C. B. Porter and daughter, 
Miss Hortense Porter, left Beverly 
Farms Wednesday morning for a 
month of out-of-door life in the 
Maine woods. They are located at 
Roach river. 
Miss Dorothy Upham, who is 
spending the summer at Beverly 
Farms with the Hon. and Mrs. Olhi- 
ver Wendell Holmes, is on a visit to 
York Harbor, Me., with friends. 
Warner-Hooper. 
In St. John’s Episcopal church, 
Beverly Farms, this afternoon at 
3-30 will be solemnized the marriage 
of Miss Mary Hooper of Beverly 
Farms and Boston, and Mr. Roger 
Sherman Warner.’ The wedding 
will be of a rather quiet nature and 
‘ley; Henry .Jamés,, 2a, 
will be attended by only a small 
number of the friends and relatives 
of the bride and groom. 
The officiating clergyman will be 
the Rev. Prescott Evarts of Christ 
church, Cambridge. The bride is 
to be given away by her cousin, 
Dr. W. S. Bigelow. 
There are to be no bridesmaids; 
the best man will be J. Wells Far- 
Charles 
Jackson, J. T. Curtis, Dr. Austin 
Riggs, T. K. Lothrop, Its alerts 
Perkins, Malcolm Donald and H.D. 
Chapin are the ushers. 
A very small reception will be 
held at the summer home of the 
bride in Beverly Farms after the 
ceremony. 
Beverly Farms Item. 
Ice cream delivered in Beverly 
Farms and Prides Crossing in time 
for luncheon on Sunday. B. § 
Bullock, Manchester. * 
Park Riding School 
IPSWICH STREET, . 
Will keep SADDLE HORSES . at the 
MASCONOMO STABLES, MANCHESTER 
FOR THE SUMMER 
- BOSTON 
Under the direction of Mr. delrsay, 
one of the Riding Masters of the School. 
Instruction given by appointment. 
AEPUYS Agi 
Timmons’ Stable 
~<@es—_ 06 2 Oee> 
H. L. de Bussigny, Mgr. 
Horses to let by hour or day. 
TELEPHONE 
Manchester I10 
