The Naturewoman

Oceana: the Naturewoman. Mrs. Sophronia Masterson: of Beacon Street, Boston. Quincy Masterson, M.D.: her husband. Freddy Masterson: her son. Ethel Masterson: her younger daughter. Mrs. Letitia Selden: her elder daughter. Henry Selden: Letitia's husband. Remson: a butler.
ACT I Drawing-room of the Masterson home; afternoon in winter.
ACT II The same; the next afternoon.
ACT III A portion of the parlor, as a stage; the same evening. ACT IV Henry Selden's camp in the White Mountains; afternoon, a week later.
REMSON. Nothing, Miss Ethel.
ETHEL. Look at this, Remson.
ETHEL. That's she. Isn't she lovely?
REMSON. Yes, miss. Is that the way they dress in those parts?
ETHEL. The natives don't even wear that much, Remson.
REMSON. It must be right warm there, I fancy.
ETHEL. Oh, yes... they never know what cold weather is.
REMSON. What is the name of it, Miss Ethel?