The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Yacht Races and
Other Diversions
for North Shore
New Legion Home and Statue
of Joan Of Are to Be
Dedicated.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK Herald.
BEVERLY, Mass. July 2.-The colony
along the North Shore is anticipating
with pleasure the many attractions ar
ranged for Independence Day. One OF
the features will be the dedication of the
new Legion home at Gloucester and Of
the statue of Joan of Arc. The dedica-
ton of the statue Is of particular In
terest to New York colonists because 1t
was designed by Miss Anna Vaughan
Hyatt. daughter of Mrs. Alpheus Hyatt
of New York and summer resident OF
Annisquam. The latter is now at her
cottage Her daughter has started for
Paris, where she is to direct the placing
of another of her statues of Joan OF Arc
in that city.
squadron Of naval craft has been
assigned to Gloucester for the holiday
In connection with the programme. The
yacht clubs at Marblehead. Beverly and
Manchester have race schedules for the
holiday and the annual cruise of the
Eastern Yacht Club will start on Tues
Dor on the Maine coast on July IL and
the next day the ocean race from Bar
Harbor to Marblehead for the Guy Nor
man cup starts. There has been plenty
of activity at the country clubs this
week. with golf, tennis and polo fea-
tured.
Mrs. Charles Warren Of New York
has been at the Bliss cottage at Mag
nolia.
Mr.. James NJ. Mitchell and family of
Buffalo are at their cottage at Smiths
Point at Manchester.
The first of the dances at the Ocean
side at Magnolia was given this evening.
Dances are to be given at the Ocean
side on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings.
Mrs. Henry C. Carter and family OF
New York are at their summer home at
Bass Rocks for the season.
The Misses Hunt of Dawson Hall,
Burgess Point, and Mr.. Charles II. Tyler
of the Cove are to open their gardens to
the public next Saturday. On July is
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Lancashire OF
New York will open their gardens at
Grafton Wood, West Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Livermore. the
Misses Elizabeth. Grace and Lorna Liver
more of New York city are at the Liver
more place at Coolidge Point. at Man
chester, for the season.
Messrs. John Lee Saltonstall. Richard
De b Boardman, w. Starting Burgess
and l. Townsend Irwin are on the way
to England. where they are to participate
in the six meter yacht races In the
Cowes roadstead. Messrs. Saltonstall
Boardman and Irwin will sail on board
the Grebe, while Mr. Burgess will be
one OF the crew of the Jeanie. OF which
he Is the designer.
The first of a series of nine lectures
ON "Daily Topics" will be given at the
Eastern Yacht Club next Tuesday by
Miss Eunice Avery of Springfield under
the auspices of the ladies' committee OF
the Marblehead Club. A series OF lunch
con and bridge parties is being planned
for the season under the direction OF n
committee composed Of Mines. Daniel X.
snow. Francis A. Seamans. James NJ.
Hunnewell. Robert A. Leason. David G.
Percival, Robert e Stone and Edgar N.
wrightington.
Mr.. Keith Merrill, United States Con-
sui at London, and Mrs. Merrill are at
Avalon, Pride's Crossing.
A charity market is 20 be given on
Thursday at villa q Marie the place Of
Mr.. and Mrs George Lee at Beverly
Farms, for the Beverly Hospital. Mrs.
william H. Coolidge. Jr. Mrs. Russell
Burrage, Mrs Francis w Sargent. Jr.,
Mrs. Caleb Loring and Miss Katherine
Lane are chairman OF the various COM
rnittees in charge OF the event.
At the annual rose show OF the Massa-
chusetts Horticultural Society many
prizes we're awarded to Mrs. Henry Clay
Frick.
garden fete will be held at the place
Of Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Crane. Jr..
of Chicago at Castle Hill. Ipswich, on
next Monday Tuesday and wednesday.
for the Benjamin Stc<ney Cable Me-
mortal Hospital. which was presented 70
the town OF Ipswich by Mr.. and Mrs
Crane. Mrs. Francis r. Appleton. Mrs.
August Benedict and Mrs. Bayard Tuck
errnan are serving committees in charge
Of the fete.