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IN TABLEAUX 
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The tableaux were divided into 
three sections —‘‘Gibson Pictures,”’ 
“Ideal Pictures,’’ and ‘The Flight of 
Time in America,” in all of which 
were some very interesting subjects, 
which merited much applause from 
the audience. The hall was crowded, 
many driving over from Manchester 
and along the Beverly shore. 
Prominent among the “Gibson Pict- 
ures’ were “Angel Cake,” posed by 
Mrs. Ethel Tucker Lindsay and 
Julius East, one of the foreign at- 
taches. ‘His Dance,” in which Miss 
Gertrude Childs and her fiance, 
Charles Foster and Rufus Thomas 
posed, was very pretty. Miss Marga- 
ret Gummey of Boston madea splen- 
did “Jolly Good Fellow.” “Oh! what 
a tangled web we weave, when first 
we practise to deceive,’’ was very 
effectively pictured by Miss Mildred 
Lee of Philadelphia. She was sitting 
and from her girdle were woven num- 
erous little cobwebs, in the meshes of 
which were little gold hearts. This 
was a very elaborate picture. ‘‘Wor- 
shippers’”” was very nicely posed by 
Miss Faithful Ames of Chicago and 
Charles Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Ran- 
dolph Tucker posed for ‘“‘Elopement a 
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One of the most striking of the 
“Ideal Pictures’ was Madame Le 
Brun posed by Miss Helen Cooper of 
St. Paul. Miss Eva McAdoo of New 
York also made a pretty picture in 
“Lady Hamilton.” “The Age of In- 
nocence”’ was posed by the little Miss 
Cécile Howell of Philadelphia, ‘‘Souls 
Awakening” by Virginia Kemble of 
Philadelphia, “The Broken Pitcher’ 
by Miss Lucile Johnson, “Ruth’’ by 
Miss Roslin Romeyn and ‘Hosea’ 
by Victor Kennard. 
During the evening the audience 
was charmed by the ‘‘automobile 
dance’’ by Misses Josephine and Beat- 
rice Howell, and by Miss Louise 
Brown of Boston. Joseph Seabury 
also did asong and dance stunt. 
“The Flight of Time in America’’ 
brought a pretty climax to the even- 
ing’s entertainment, the first of the 
scenes being the ‘Indian Girl’ of 
1500. Miss Marion McGinley in real 
Indian costume looked so much like a 
real squaw that few in the audience 
could tell the difference. Chas. Fish 
was her companion. Miss Elsa Put- 
nam, Miss josephine Howell, Miss 
Marion Brown and Miss Helen John- 
son formed a pretty group of ‘‘Puritan 
Girls” of the 1600 period. The “Em- 
pire Frocks” of the 1700 period were 
pictured by Miss Orthwine and Mrs. 
Frazer Harris. Mrs. Lindsay, Miss 
Mary Lord, Miss Roslin Romeyn and 
Miss Josephine Stevens posed as rep- 
resenting the 1800 period, all wearing 
hoop skirts. But the grand finale was 
the 20th century girl. Miss Lillian 
Gillette wore a complete auto outfit, 
which she brought back from Europe 
with her recently; Miss Childs was in 
driving costume; Miss Isabelle Cool- 
idge made a very pretty sailor girl; 
Miss Lucile Johnson’s tennis dress 
was quite apropos; Miss Janet House 
was in horseback riding costume; 
Miss Helen Cooper was in bathing 
costume and Miss Harriet Souther- 
Jand wore a handsome ballroom gown. 
Mrs. Randolph Tucker, Miss Childs 
and Miss Helen Fitch were in charge 
of the posing and Mrs. E. C. Richard- 
son the stage properties. 
The riding master of the Mascono- 
mo, Mr. de Irsay, had an equestrian 
party with seven in the saddle from 
the hotel on Wednesday. This form 
of entertainment seems quite popular 
with the guests. On Thursday a 
party of ladies enjoyed a fine ride and 
formed a pretty picture as they rode 
out of the grounds. 
Win- 
Gloucester. * 
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Neck charms, lockets, at 
chester’s, Jeweler, 
E. F. MeNamee 
At 484 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON 
has opened her Branch Store at the HOYLE COTTAGE, OPPOSITE 
the NEW MAGNOLIA, 
LINGERIE and 
where she will carry a Choice line of 
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