The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
WashmgtonianS Flock to Beautiful North Shore
of Massachusetts for Summer Months.

self quite an expert at shooting clay
pigeons.
Near the Meyers place at Hamilton is
another cottage owned by them, and
this they leased last summer to the Bel
gian Minister and the Baroness Mon
cheur The Minister and his attractive
American wife are abroad now. but ne
has released the cottage at Hamilton for
the legation. The charge d'affaires. NJ.
Havenith, will take possession. possibly
to be joined by the Minister and the
Baroness on their return from Belgium.
DR.. and Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith are
in the same neighborhOod, they having
a cottage at the adjoining place, Ipswich.
Other Waslingtonians at Hamilton are
Mr.. and Mrs Gardiner Williams, mem
bers Of the set here. known as 'the Sixth !
African colony" from the fact that Mr. !
Williams, like several other millionaires !
here, made his fortune in the mines OF /
South Africa. They closed their new home
here early in June and went to Hamilton
for the summer.
Senator Kean. of New Jersey. and his |
mother and sisters have a place at
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ing, now just "Prides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine. jr., |
the latter formerly Miss Marie L. Mat
tingly. of Washington, have arrived at
their place at Prides &Pinethwaite, for
the summer.
Every one who knows the North Shore
I 90 ge 60 ~ /
chester. the beautiful estate of the late
Senator fr4m Michigan and Mrs. McMil- |
Ian, one of the largest and Ioveliest places |
along the coast Mrs. Mcmillan is there |
with her daughter. Miss Amy Mcmillan |
who has just returned with her niece |
Miss Grace Jarvis, from Europe. Miss |
Jarvis is q debutante and one Of the pOpu- !
lar girls Of the shore.
A mile farther along toward Magnolia !
is the woody road which turns into /
''Windclife," the summer home Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. William J. Boardman. This /
beautiful home is situated on top of a high /
hill overlooking the grounds of the |
Essex Club and the surrounding country |
with glimpse Of the sea from the piazza. /
Miss Mabel Boardman, who has been |
abroad at the Red Cross conference, has /
just returned to Windclffe. and later in /
the summer the younger daughter Of the /
family. Mrs Murray Crane with her hus- /
band. Senator Crane, and their infant son |
viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Padelford have /
owned for some time a pretty place at
Beverly Farms. which they are occupying I
this summer after several summers /
abroad Mr. PadeIford's daughter, Flor 4
ence Padelford. who makes her home in 4
London. is engaged 10 young English /
nobleman and will therefore, after mar /
rage, continue to live at the British cap !
ital as now.
Mr. and Mrs Henry May are also at /
Beverly Farms this summer and have .
with them their son and daughter, Mr.. [
Henry May, jr, and Miss Isabelle May.
Mrs. Moore wife Of Gen. john Moore. /
L. S. A. is another Washingtoaian on the
North Shore. She is at Gloucester.
Paymaster Samuel Lawrence Heap. I. /
S n, and his bride. who was unit. few
weeks ago Mrs. Violet Beale Bloomer. are
also at Gloucester, and with them is Mrs.
Heaps daughter, Miss Pansy Bloomer.
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills are at Bass
Rocks, just beyond Gloucester, for the F.
summer
OF course. Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson /
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman. of Boston /
and Washington, have places on the /
North Shore. having been identified with 4
the life of the cottage colony for years.
Around Manchester and Magnolia will I
be the greatest number Of Washington /
people
Mr.. and Mrs William Slater Of I street, /
and their debutante daughter, Eleanore, (
are at Manchester, as is also Mrs. Titan T.
Coffey and her granddaughter. the Misses
Chew, the elder of whom. Miss Evelyn, is
a debutaCte Of last winter having been
introduced at a tea at her gTandmothers
house IN K street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barbour and fam
lily are others from the Capital who are
s1mmering in this section. They are at
Magnolia. as are also Mr.. ard Mrs Ford
Thompson, jr., bride and groom of the
spring. who have taken suite Of rooms
at the Dolphin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piquette Mitchell viii also
be at Magnolia this season. and Mrs. T.
Dewitt Talmage and her daughter, Miss
Rebccca Collier, are again at the Ocean
side at Magnolia for the third summer.
Other habitues there are Col. Francis
Cotton and his daughter, Miss Daisy Col
ton. Miss Marjorie Cotton is travelling
with her brother. Col. George Cotton,
home on leave of absence. In August she
w7l join the family al Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpson are
lam Switzerland and her daughters. the
Misses Switzerland.
Miss Enrol Brown, who has spent one
or two summers at Magnolia. will be
there again this season, visiting friends.
Miss Helen Ffoulke, daughter of Mr.. /;
and Mrs. Charles Ffoulke. of AIassachu-
sets avenue, and Miss Helen Bell, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell are
other young members of Capital society
who viii be at Magnolia this season.
A Washington bride who viii summer
at Magnolia is Mrs. William P. F. Clos
sen, who was Mrs. Grace Gallaudet Ken
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