The Washington herald., 1907-08-25

Magnolia, Mass, Aug. a
The Essex Country Club has been the
rendezvous for all the fashionable life OF
the North Shore the past week the golf
tournament being the chief feature among
the attractions. which is following the
tennis tournament Of last week. in which
Miss Eleanore Sears and Mr. Henry 5.
Grew won such a splendid victory over
Miss Eleanore Sears and Mr.. Henry 5.
and Mr.. Randolph Grew.
A most beautiful and unusual sight was
the Illumination along the shore from
Smith Point 10 West Beach, compliment
airy to the water pageant of the Man
chester Yacht Club. All the houses along
the shore were brightly Illuminated with
colored lights. and every one who owned
a boat was out in il. the craft. both large
and small. being gay with lights.
Mrs. William 4 Russell has just re-
turned from cruise to Newport in the
Tacoma with party Of friends Mrs.
Russell Is occupying the Andrew Carne-
gle cottage. but will move TO the Dewart
cottage the first Of the month, when Mr..
Carnegie. who has been spending the sum
mer at Racquet Lake, in the AdirOndacks.
viii return to his home here. to remain
until late in the fall.
Gen. Draper, former Ambassador 10
Rome. and Mrs. Draper are entertaining
at their Manchester place the Misses
Alice and Julia Whiting, daughters of Dr.
Whiting. Of Washington. who are sum-
mering at Bar Harbor.
Postmaster General Mayer has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
at Newport, and was one Of the guests at
the stag dinner given by Mr.. Livingston
BeeCkman for Commodore Vanderbilt, at
which Mr.. Prescott Lawrence was also a
guest.
The third OF the series of smart musi-
Gals, which have been given this season
in the cottages was held at the hand
some home of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mckee,
at Beverly Farms. Miss Celestine Cornell
ison, Mr.. Leon Rennay Of London. and
Mr. Louis Bachner were the artists and
the pauonesses were Mines. Hall Meal
lister, Oliver Ames, Robert S. Bradley
William Endicott, Henry Pratt Mexican,
Charles II. Tweed, and Miss Mabel Board
man, who has just returned to her home
Wyndecllffe. at Manchester, from a trip
abroad in the interests of the Red Cross
Society. Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Board
man. who have just returned from a visit
with their son-in-law and daughter, Sen
ator and Mrs. Murray Crane, gave a din
ner the other evening at WyndeClii1e for
DR.. and Mrs. Draper. Of New York.
The fourth and last musical will be held
the last Friday IN the month. at the home
Of Mrs. Henry c. Frick Eagle Rock at
Prides. on the programme viii be Mr..
Wallace Goodrich. who viii play the or
gan a feature Of the palatial house; Mr..
Eikheim, vlolinist, and Mrs. Edith Chap
man Gould, who Will sing.
Mr.. Leon Rennay, who took part in the
last musical IS stopping at Magnolia
where a cOterie Of musicians are estab-
lished Among them are Nine COrinne
Rider Halsey, Of the COvent Graden, Lon
don, and Prof Franz Xavier Muhlbauer.
Of Munich, who is established at the Sign
Of the Dolphin
The Russian Ambassador and the Bar
oness Rosen are again at the embassy at
Coolidge Point, after a cruise with Mr.
John Hays Hammond in his yacht
Aureus. One of their stopping places was
Newport, where they took in the races of
the New York Yacht Club.
Prince Koudacheff, of the Russian En-
bassy. who has been on leave in Russia,
is expected to return TO this country sooa
and to join the Ambassador and his
official family here Immediately.
Baron Schlippenbach. Russian consul
general at Chicago, a guest at the en-
bassy NJ Kroupensky. the counselor of
the embassy, have been frequent enter
fafuare az - Grill Ia raer vrooly
the italian charge de'affaires Slgnor
MOntagna, with his colleagues. Signors
Centaro and Cora, was among those din
ing there the other evening.
Mr. Nathaniel Simpkins. of Washington,
and Messrs. Hugo tombstone. Girard Be
ment. and r. Thomas are frequent hosts
at the Grill. driving OF motoring over
from their cottages every other night or
so. The Misses Lane, of Gramercy
Park. New York, were entertained at
luncheon the other day. and they enter
tanned at tea several afternoons,
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Ripley, Of New
York, who have taken the Dickinson cot
tage at Magnolia, dined az the Grill Tues
day night. They nave a large touring
car, and are daily out speeding along the
fine shore roads. Mrs. Ripley was Miss
Helen Bell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bell Of Washington. Miss Grace
Bell is expected to visit her sister later.
Others who have entertained at the
Grill are Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Childs, Mr.
Studebaker. Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Z. r.
Richardson, Mrs. George Lee. Of Beverly
Farms; NJ AIland, OF the faculty Of Har-
ward University, and Mr.. and Mrs. Full
Ter, who had among their guests, Tues
day evening. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Of Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Lynch, business associate
Of Mr.. II. c. Frick, who, with his family.
IS at the Magnolia. entertained Mr.. NJ. D.
Maker general manager OF the Norfolk
and Roanoke Railroad, and Mrs. Meyer
and others AT dinner at the Grill the
other night. and DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Nc
Fadden, Of Hackensack, \. J., were 9th
ers at the Grill, Tuesday evening.
One Of the most enjoyable functions
lately was the bridge tournament given
by Mrs. William Page. at which the
prizes We're won by Mrs. Otis Luke. of
Beverly Farms. a travelling clock; Mrs
E. R. Richardson. daughter Of Capt.
PillSbury, L. 5. n, brass bowl. and
Mrs. Glover. a Paul Revere spoon. Tea
was served afterward on the lawn.
Mrs. Elmer Post and Mrs. G. Cone. Of
New York, are at the Magnolia With Mrs.
Posts big car, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard
Conant, of East Orange. y J.. with their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Conant. are new
arrivals g. the Magnolia Nfies CopoDt