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RYE WEATHER.It Has Made Glad the Throngof Guests.Evmbody 6ws in for Out-of-DoorsEnjoyment t# the LimitGtolf Continues to Claim New DevoteesMr arid Mrs Chas.BoxxmJtkch Passing* Day.R V EbeachcrowdBEACH. Aug 21 — ‘'Real Ryeweather” has been what the of summer visitors have enjoyedall the week.And it means that the people have been delighting in glorious days which are to be found only on the shores of lovely Rye beach.Such good use as they have made of these lire (bays! Everybody is out of doora and enjoying thenuselve^as though there wasn't another day doming.That golf is beginning to take a prominent place with the smart .set is shown from the fact that each week finds now name# on the list of the Rye Beach golf club. The links are being continually Up proved, and they present a picturesquescene on a pleasant morning, when the fields are dotted with pretty girls and Stalwart men in golf attire.The club is composed of many of the •Id-time and most prominent patrons of Rye beach, indud* 1 rmong whom are James S. Heughu liny, lion JustusHotchkiss, A. s Beabody Jr. Mrs HenryDibbled, Samuel Johnson* Prrf Bebee, Norman Williams Jr. Mr Butler, Mr Bagby, George A. Alien* George V. Jttglifcrd*. Arthur Baugh, Miss Hoyt*Miss Keith, M. Ferry. Mr DooUttte* John B. Keys. C. T. CressweiL Miss Charlotte iftter, Judge H. C. Hollister, Mrs George P Ffcwjte. Mrs Geo iff A.Mass, Is the pruost of Knight of South Eliot Miss Alary L. Spinney of Jamaica Plain is passing several weeks in South Eliot, Mrs Melville Spinney and* children of Chelsea are tll|tihgvlrieni^PKliOt, fg$r*Mrs Herbert E. Rogers of Sanborn-ville, N H, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs F. N. Dixon of South Eliot.Miss S. E Smith Mr and Mrs W. F.Smart, M*ss Louise' M. Cushman. G. W.llsterhrook, Boston; Miss Went berg,Methuen; Harold G. Fitz. Hartford; and Mrs 8. Russell, Middletown, Cohn, are guests at Sunrise camp, Eliot.Miss Abbie Tow* r of Cohasgst is visiting Moj*'s G. Berry and family at Klt-tcry point. ■Mrs 8 irati D. Mar Jen of Somerville is%visiting her relatives at Kittery point. Miss Florence Fernahf of Hvde Park,Leland, Mr Bowen. Mr Go dale. Mr K F. Perkins. Miss Fuller, Dr Wilson. Mrs Gillette. Mlm Gillette, Mr C P. Peters.Richard Vaux. D. 8. Page-. Marie H Hayes. Henry P. Vaux, Mr King, Mr Lea, Dr Ganlfiv r. C. G. Ring, Mm A.W. Morrison, George* Drake, H. B. Cil-Mass, is visiting Mrs Hannah Mitchell at Kittery point.Mrs George 71, Stiekney of Newbury-port is visiting her sister, Mrs Fannie i). Webster of Kittery.Merton H. Bcavcy of LewDton, Me, !» visiting his mother, Mrs Woodbury C. Keen ct Kittery.Mrs Edith Genthener of Charlestown is the guest of her parents, Mr and Mr# Josfah AlcCobfe of Kittery.Miss Minnie i'amon of Melrose. AT ass, Is passing her vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs George Damon of Kittery.Mrs LewT Short ridtfv of South Berwick is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Pi nker of Kittery.Dr and Mrs Lovell of Lowell are vitU-itn frh ads in Kittery.Mrs Mabel Clark# of Salem, Mass, isat Kittery. visiting her sister, Mrs Joseph K. Hussey.rnadlt;ilt;us nice of 8cmi rvilie is visiting Georgt Fernkl of Kittery.Mrs William Hobbs of Malden is the guest of Mrs Mark F. Wentworth of Kittery,Miss Octavia Bemiek of Kittery I# entertaining Mr and Mrs Charles Han scorn and son of Bath, Ale, and Mr and Mrs Oil Ik i I Utmkk and M :m Hemick of Exeter. \ ft,The recent arrivals at Frank L. Tre-fe*hen’s ai Kittery are Mr and Mrs Frank Bray, Mrs Willi# Bray, Mr and Mrs Frank M Waken and son, Allas Estelh Rowe, Maiden; F. E. Rand. Somerville; and II, E. Wilder. Kitzwilliam.Mrs Ella tmpmm Haverhill; ErnestAbbey, Wo If# boro; Morris Duncan. MrMorris. Manchester; and Charles Duncan. Wells, are guests at Simeon Ker-nald*#, Kittery. _ %Whitchan fordchest Mriauox sum nDrble c of thpied,hill 1 fa milwill ]sec on Mr at thbadesocle lMrare *broth arc sM isof WJ Vry Ti occur M rsspend lie at!ThewhoeKxeUnow iIpLa w rDay c Miss E. Mitier’sthere.MrEve reAl rs sell o hotel againA tpgivenevent!over 1for ttThe ’w ho wW mid. rdc tur boobyMateL| MillOf MBMissXMis# Maranda Herman of Grove!and, 1 vliitluf JL is a guest of Christopher R mlck | \n0h* Idley. H. L. Shaph igh. W. C. Simons. TeeOfficers of the club are Jans?* L Hough-tiling pres. A. S. Peabody Id sec, ft. J. Locke trcas, V* ill :m Be bee. Berm on B Butler and Justus V. Hotchkiss greencommittee.Senator William E. Chandler, who with hi* family ana his mother-in-law havebean enjoy ng the delights of trie X- wHampshire coast, is a most enthusiasticwheelman. Nearly every morning and afternoon finds Mr Chandler and his son Jack spurting along the smooth, hardroads of Rye,A delightful picnic was given last Tuesday in Drakes grove on Frn av.The hostesses were Mrs Henry Dibble# of Ch cc.go, who is spending the summerat Stoneleigh. Little Boars Head, an I Airs H. W. Hoyt who is summering at Rye. Among those present were Mrs Baugh, Mrs O. K. Keith, the Misses Dibblee. Hoyt, Keith and Fuller, and Messrs W. A. Fuller, C, G. King- Arthur Baugh. Augustus Peabody LI, G~ urge Drake. A* A. Carptuter, J. Kifttl and Roy Keith.The very sudden death of Mrs Tompkins, wife of Mr Eugene Tovnpk.ns. last Sunday me in dig on board their steam yacht Ilktwrra, came ass a great fthgqk to her frlemls here. Mr and Mrs Tompkins had been in the habit cf coining to the Farragut for a short time during the season.Idi* women of Ohr n {Eplsccpal) churchOf Exeter realized about $75 fr m their sale of fancy articles held in the casino last Monday. Those in charge of theand family of Kittery.Miss Angie Mills of Wells is the guest of her aunt, Mrs John C. Neal of Kir-sale were Mrs Dr Walter Tuttle and th*Mieses Alary Treadwell, Annie Piper, Valerie Fan timber, Grace I Toctor, J osephine IU ad and Helen An bin.Recent arrivals at the Rising Sun inelude Mr and Atfi WHlSam D. True, MissAnntP K True, Amesbury; Miw AnnieM Fellows, Ukyerhill. C. M. Miller, J. Milton jPayme, Pawtucket.Air George S. Merrill Miss Morrill and Miss Borgs of Cambridge Were at Rye on Friday.Mrs John lt;\ Phillips and Miss Hose L. Dexter oigut,Mrs Herbert Phllbrick and sons, Ray Hnl Guy, have returned to James beach after two week**' visit to relatives in Hampton.At Melrose villa the new comers ar* Daniel Bradley and his sister, Mia* Bar ah Bradley, of Somerville.Recent guests at Drake's are Mrs J■ W •Mrs Lewis H* White house an*! daughter. Bernice, of Lvnti are visiting friendsfn Newcastle,Mrs Benjamin F. Poore and *on. Per* ley. of Newburyport are guests of Mr# Poore’s father, Joshua K. Card of Newcastle.Miss Annie C. Amazern of Boston is visiting friends in Newcastle.Miss Frances AL Brown, MHs Edith M. Martin. Boston; Mr and Mrs Charles Sloan, Dover, and Miss Olivia 8 Drake. Portsmouth, are guests at the Sea B re esc, X e vv ca ?th.Jo*eph St gniHn. Boston; Mrs Marv K. Butler, Miss Barbara Butler. Portsmouth; Atm 1. G. Kimball, Washington; Mr and Mr# Fagan. Philadelphia, are recent arrivals at the Kimball cottage,v W c rt ** t1 oAt the Island bouse. Newcastle* are Air an I Mrs Piper. Post or. and Mr andAirs Riley and son of Sun cook.Mr and Mrs. Hnnsrom and two children, Miss Bessie Peabody, Waltham, A!ass, and Mm CDear Knox. Watertown, are at the White cottage, New ear tie.Mr« John E. Johnson. Mr and Mrs Wil-bei F. Neal, Haverhill; Mr an] Mrs Richard YeatoT, Alton Bay. are at the Yea ton cottage, Newcastle.Airs Harriet Curtis and son are visiting Mrs Curtis’ brother, Thaddeus TarL ton of Newcastle.Rupert Hidden of Boston Is passing his vacation with friends in Newcastle.Airs Jane Stoddard and Mrs Gertrude Marr of Weymouth. Mass. are guests of Mr and Mrs John E. Teuton of Newcastle.Pepper#!! house—Mrs An?r J Watson. Arthur Watson, George P Watson. Boston; Mrs Edward P Mason, child and rnai-i, Milton; Airs Reginald Foster, Miss Foster, Framingham; Atrs Herron, Miss Herron, Newbury port; G AV Austin, Amesbury: Mrs William H Burriil.w hers young pretty Miss uemerorea,MI ssM am,org a thceilseM islt;5wh Uhouse.Iin cip'-as.wore )M Iss-was flMissa ft tree h kite bone.M i in a it HbbonM rs gowd ribbonAT. G* Pa dear. Mrs Rowcna Reade.Lowe']; Jamas E. Hale and family and Aiiss A*am,t brb 1, Bostonteim Caroline B. ifowe of Boston and HUs Carrie J. Stearns of Worcester are at tiro So* View.Guests this week a? Melrose villa are the MiSses Clara and Esther Cogun cfCambridge,Recant arrivals at the 8 a View Include Mis* K A Holmes, Miss E L Holmes, Boston; .Mrs J H Chase, Mbs# Chase, Miss H M Woods, Miss E A Peabody, Conbord; Mrs Charles A Wear#, Mim Pauline We-are, Mr John AVeare, Chicago; Mr € A Spencer, Alifs Ethel M Spencer. Bot?ton.Mrs Mark Morton on Wedneedayfrave a delightful hayrack party. Her Ively young guests Included 2A children who are at the Sea A’iew.Mr and Mrs S. P. Hale of Boxford ar# the guests of Mr and Mrs E. L. Wood at the Sea View house cottage,About 30 of the friend* of Mr and Mrs W, A. Hodgdon of*Portsmouth Were delightfully entertained Wednesday evening at th dr cottage at North Rye beach by a ger lire clambake. Among thosepresent wen Mr and Airs Avers, Mr and Airs Badger. Mr and Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs ShiUber* Mr and Mrs Afuehmore, Mr and Mrs Rich, Mr Airs Ashe. Mr and Mrs Aekermm. and Mrs Harry Y*ai0U, Dr and Tbwde, Mr and Airs Folsom, Mr Airs Stevens. Mr and Mrs Hazlett., The delightful lawn party which was given Tt (May evening on the grounds of Mr and Mrs P. W. Refb on the Cabb road was one of the events of the se«-sen. Tt was under the auspices of the Ladles' aid and social circle of the Con-grega’kn.rl eh crch. The grounds werehandsnnte’ty lighted with gay-colot 1lanterns. The candy table was r charge of the Misses Dglsy Fraser andJennie Drake; the lemonade booth was looked efer by Mis# Fannie Jones: iee cream and cake wm in charge of the ladies of the society, who were assistedby Mrs Herbert Brown, Mrs Re;h and the Missus. Agnes Brown and Lillian Walker a.s waitresses An orjoynhie P’cgram of piano, vocal and instrumental select tons was rendered.The York Harbor baseball team came to Rye last Saturday to meet the Far-raguts, in the brst game of the annual series for the championship, and succeeded in defeating th* Farragut# in a close and exciting game. The second game was played at York Harbor last Wednesday, when the Farraguts again lost the game by a score of 12 to 10,Sprdigfield; D B Dennison, Somers-• , ,v j worth; Air and Airs C X Gilbert, MissBwerlv art at th* 1 ana- Marion Gilbert, Mrs Martin, Great Bar*ring* on. | - ip . I AHotel Park Field—Mrs J C Vose, Mr and Mrs A A Hibbard, Milton; MissFowls. Woburn; Mr and Mrs E W Co-hum, Manchester; Mrs H A Wort hen.Dover; Air and Mrs G H Ransom and children. Rockville; Mrs W B Burlingame. Alias Maud L Jewell, Exeter; Mr and Mrs George Holbrook, Manchester,Grecnacre inn—Mrs James A. Wheelerdr and sons. Airs E D Cheney, Miss F E Batch-elder, Miss Julia P Hadaway, Edward A Ft len e, J Heber Smith, Bliss Anna M Robbins, Boston; 7 J Potter, Fitchburg; Ernest Douglas, Cambridge;Rev Charles Malloy. Waltham; Airs F 1 Horn brook. Newton; F B Sanborn,Concord; Miss E L Osgood. Pomfret;Mrs C J Thomas, Portland; George P T .11 Claremont.The V eruw rth—Miss Alary T Alger,Mr and Mr:; J B CoD, Mrs Oliver Cram,Airs Henry Bailey, Mrs Barnard Weld.Miss Stephenson, Air and Mrs H S Chatman. Air and Mrs G J Gove, Mr an I Mrs John T Langford, Mr and Mrs C A Fairbanks, Mr and Afrs A P Mundalh Boston; Mr and Mrs George A Sawyer, Cambridge; Mrs Rena P Haskell, Brookline; Mrs J E Cheney, A list on; Miss Dylan, Lowell; Miss E X Haskell, Worcester; Afr and Airs H J Beebe, Springfield; Thomas Talbot, North Billerica; j Greenv Miss Mabel COlv, Mr and * Mr* G H Olmst# Giiorc, Col and Mrs R S Jewell, Exeter.The Champernavm-H P Spaulding,Park man Dexter, Miss Ida M Roff, Boston; Mr and Mr?* E \V Sheppard and son,Quincy; Miss Margaret A Fish, C 8Roberts, Cambridge; Mrs E O Spoffor l.Peabody; Airs M H Crosby» Springfield;Mr and Mrs W R Heath, Mr and Air*H Moses, Concord; Air and Mr? G E Greenfield, Misses Greenfield, Rochester;Air and Airs J J AlclnUftv 8outh Berwick.I8IAIng m;Wing,htghesfav or mi pitm byof t:Air W in a hi a very was p Laight b rough Serv; church ing fos ludoo n very irtioa wtendin;Chart e ductedVP cs.Theagticulsons pOcoatiieveninjA ter a* theladies.souvtn pb-dore Mr atvet anpledor#Appb Mlft% A lom. KBoston and Ml Wood IsBeverBMr anc AI Ban Susie GX e vv h uAir antiS Novea n dMrAfr*and(HAMPTON BE A ClLITTLE miAItF HEAD-A brillianthop warn riven at Baehelder’s Wetlne*' day evening.Mrs Gotzian and family of St Paul are visiting Mr? Sehimmere.Airs G.?borne Howrs of Framingham, Mass, Is a guest of Mrs Frances Lewis at her cottage.Mis* Mary P. Fowler, daughter of the lato Judge Georg# R. Fowler of Jamaica Plain, is Visitin'? her aunt, Miss Clara■JpgWler.Prof Nash and family are entertainingSi their cottage Miss Abigail Tewksbury CambridgeAt rs Sally Pepper has with her at her cottage her grandchildren, Richard, Henry and Emily Vaux.Someof the Most Striking Costumes Wornat a Recent Hop.HAMPDEN BEACH, Aug 21-In thehotels are many guests, and likewisein th# boarding houses and cottages, and veranda#, halls and parlors arc lively with a gay crowd..A distinguished and striking figure among the guests at the New BoarV Head is that of Judge Fox of Taunton, who, with his eharm.rg daughter, Miss Marlon, Is spending As gust here.The '’Boar’s Head chorus,'* which is composed of musicians of r**al merit, and who are guests of Col Dumas, are progressing rapidly under the direction of Dr William Carter of Concord, $A party consisting o; Mrs Fletcher, Mrs VV. H. Jaqu.th, Mis# Mary Pierce, Miss Mary Hutchins, Mis# Annie Ja-quith, Col Dumas, Mr Will Jaquith and Mr James Forsyth, all of the New Boar'sHead were on Wednesday invited to the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles G. Dulin at Cambridge. It was Air Du iin* s birthday, and an outdoor fete was givenin honor of the day.A party from Newmarket who were atCutter’s Friday were Air and Mrs B. S. Kingman, Hattie W. Willey. Cora B. Tebbetts, Lizzie (\ Willey and Rev B. P. Jefferson of Whitefie’d.Mr F. 8. Clifford and family of Bostonare in the Doage cottage.Mrs Shaw of Boston is the guest of Mr William Carter at his cottage.Miss Emily S. Tucker of Springfield and Miss Margaret E. Muse, organist of the Trinity Methodist church of Boston, are at the New Boar’s Head.Henry Woodbury Rowe of Lawrence is a guest at the New Boar*8 Head.Mr and Mrs J. B. Hanson, E. 8. Han-HaverfcNorth ; The ■David Boston well. I ivoxburand AL Mr* HrMiss AMrs lbMrs G#Messer. Somerv Marble Mr am and MrAPd-CCotton Airs TA J 1EastonCarrielace. MV irk : VMr andson. Mr III S LrMfs Li*iHey, DuS socket.Water 1AXTKprides more ththe pospond, hrresort 1feeling.With trie ro*Ha verb through that aturn thi ular pican idt-a. been ncfiom thrun outeasily o The
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