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DUNTON & GARDNER 
Old English Prints. 
French Engravings. 
Carbon Photographs. 
298 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON 
Etchings. 
Gold, Wood and Metal Frames. 
Oils and Water Colors. 
Large and choice selection of framed and unframed pictures in 
various sizes, suitable for prizes, gifts and decorative purposes. 
The Colonnade, Magnolia 
Society Notes 
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. White- 
house and their son, Master Mere- 
dith, returned yesterday after a de- 
lightful cruise of three weeks in 
their yacht, the Siesta, to Long Isl- 
and sound, Nantucket, - and other 
points in that section. 
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner M. Lane 
left Manchester Tuesday for a Eu- 
ropean trip. During the balance of 
the season the Lane residence will 
be occupied by some of Mr. Lane’s 
friends. They will not return from 
Europe till the season closes, .and 
will go at once to their Boston 
home. 
Excellent weather conditions fa- 
vored the forty or more players in 
the handicap golf tournament at the 
Essex County club last Saturday. 
Meet.) ttaelzer made the best net 
score, playing in go with a handicap 
of 18, thus netting 72. James Mc- 
Millan and F. W. Kemble tied for 
lowest gross score, each turning in 
eards for 79. Last Saturday the 
eight players turning in the best 
gross scores qualified to play for 
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the scratch challenge cup. They 
were D. L. Edwards, G. Owen Win- 
ston, Samuel Carr, F. W. Kemble, 
Es. Moore, G..Grocker, J.T. .Mc- 
Millan and the winner of a play-off 
between R. -Kinnicutt, J. W. Kim- 
ble and G. F. Willett. Considerable 
interest is being manifested in the 
coming tournament for the Crocker- 
McKee cups, which begins next 
Thursday morning, Aug. 30. This 
is open to all members and asso- , 
ciates of the United States Golf as- 
sociation, and will attract a large 
field of players from many clubs. 
The first 16 will qualify for the cup, 
and the second and third 16s will 
play for special trophies. 
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ALSO A SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF 
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