The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

MdEuDlla, mass, Dcpl- II
For society, the chief attraction Of the
week has been the tennis tournament at
the Myopia Hunt Club. Cloudy weather
has interfered with an enthusiastic at
tendance. but "a goodIy number Of rep
resentative people Of the North Shore
have been at the clubhouse daily to wit
ness the events.
Some OF the girls playing were Miss
Katherine Tweed, Of New York; Miss
EIeonora Sears. Miss Dorothy Jordan,
Miss Alice Thorndike Miss Helen Thom-
as. Miss Mone Elliott. and Miss jose
phine Amory.
Mrs. George Won /. Meyer. wife OF the
Postmaster General. and her daughters.
the Misses Julia and Alice Meyer. are
now established at Rock Maple Farm,
their place In Hamilton. not far from the
Myopia Club. after a summer spent In
the Adirondacks, and they have been fire.
Quent visitors 10 the tennis court the past
week 70 see the tournament.
Tennis Is not the only attraction at the
hunting club, however. Tuesday and
Friday the drag hounds had their meets,
and will continue every Tuesday and Fri
day while the season lasts. The pony
dragS- are on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
\ hunt dinner was held at the club
Thursday evening, and was jolly affair
Tor the members and their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee. OF New
York, who have been occupying Miss
Alice Thayer's villa at West Manches-
ter, have gone TO Bar Haroor, where they
have the Pinchot cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
James PincEot being this summer in
Europe,
Mrs. Harry HW Thorndike daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs GuTnce. and Mr.. Thorn
dixie. after spending the summer at Bev-
erly Farms, have moved into the Thayer
cottage, made vacant by their parents.
The Viscount and Viscountess Jules H.
de Sibour OF Washington. have been Wis
iyIng Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, also
Of Washington, al "Swiftmoor," the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Moore
and Mrs Swift, Of Chicago, at Prides
Crossing
Miss Isabel May. OF washington, after
cruise along the coast with a party
of friends in Mr.. Henry Clay Pierce's
yacht, the Yacona. has returned 20 Bev-
erIy and joined her parents, Alr. and
Mrs. Henry May, at Brookside, the
Meeker estate. which they have leased
at the Farms.
AIr. Nathaniel simpkins. jr.. Of Wash
ington. has returned 70 the parental roof
ID.
10 Cape Cod,
Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter Of the
President. who has been the guest of
Miss Faith Simpkins. daughter Of 0Ir.
and Mrs Nathaniel Simpkins, and her
cousin, Miss Margaret Roosevelt, daugh-
ter Of 81r. and Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt.
who was visiting the Misses Tweed,
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Tweed. OF New York. have returned to
their homes AT Oyster Bay. afSer q round
of gayety on the North Shore Some Of
those who entertained for them besides
their hostesses were Mrs. washington B.
Thomas, Mrs Charles B. Rice, and Mrs
Henry Nay, whose younger daughter,
Miss Cecilia May. was recently a guest
of Miss Ethel Roosevelt at the PTesi-
dents home at oyster Bay.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie, %, and Mrs
Carnegie, who spent July and August in
the Adirondacks, have returned 20 Sea
void" their new cottage at Manchester
by-the-Sea, after letting it 10 Mrs. Will
lam a. Russell while they were gone
Mrs Russell is now occupying Crow
haven" the Manchester estate Of the
Rev. and Mrs. William II. Dewart.
Miss Martha NcCook. a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCook, Of New
York. has been the guest Of Mrs Quincy
A. Shaw, second. at Beverly Farms, on
her way from a visit at Bar Harbor
with her cousin, Miss Eleanore Alexan-
der. 70 her summer home at Seabright,
y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jefferson Cool
idge. who have been camping at their
place on Long Island. HoIderness. n
Il. have returned 70 their estate at
Prides.
Maj. Charles Hayden is cruising along
the Atlantic coast in his yacht the Wa
condah. and AIr. Gordon Dexter has a
party on board the Eelin, and Mr.. Henry
Parsons King is another member Of the
cottage colony who is entertaining
friends cruising in the Ranger.
Col. Charles L. Peirson, OF Prides
Crossing. is q guest Of Prof. Alexander
AgasSiZ. at Castle Hill
4 nuptial event soon 10 be consum-
mated. which Is interesting the summer
colony at NIanchester-b blythe Sea, is the
wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Devens, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Devens, of the
Farms, and Mr.. Gerald Boardman, son
Of Mrs. Z. A Boardman, which will take
place at St. Johns Episcopal Church,
at Beverly Farms. September 2S.
Following it viii come the fashionable
wedding Of Miss Amy Mcmillan. daugh-
ter OF the late Senator James Mcmillan.
OF Michigan. and Sir John Harrington
British minister 10 Abyssinia. which is
scheduled for October y, at Eagle
Head" their country place.
Baron Waidenar UxhulI. Of Russia,
cousin Of Baron Rosen, the Russian Am
bassador. has been the drawing card at
the various Baptist churches along the
Shore on the Sundays he has been q
guest in this vicinity He has held the
pulpit for three or four Sundays, and
given some very interesting discourses.
He was brought UP a Christian, became
an atheist, and was again reclaimed
through the reading Of Tolstoi.
The Russian Ambassador and the
Baroness Rosen Willy remain at the en-
bassy at CooIidges Point for some weeks