The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Welfare Work
Engages Society
on North Shore
Outdoor Festivals on Massa-
chusetts Coast to Aid
Worthy Causes.

Special Despatch to THE NEW yoax HERALD.
BEVERLY. Mass, July 16.-Society is
not unmindful Of good works. and gar
den days, charity fetes. markets and
other out of door festivals are being
planned for this month and August
Those already given have for the most
part been favored with bright sunshiny
weather and have been successful
One OF The ambitious programmes of
the season is the festival to be staged
field at Hamilton for the benefit Of the
Army and Navy Y. NJ. C. A. at Charles
town. In the evening there Is to be a
cabaret show for the same cause at
horticultural Hall. Manchester.
Commodore Herbert NJ Sears Of Mingo
Beach had with him on the flagship. the
Constellation. for the annual Maine
cruise of the Eastern Yacht Club as his
guests Major Philip s. Sears. Fleet Sur
geon H. Z. Williams and Fleet Captain
r. NJ Gray. Rear Commodore John g.
Lawrence had James Lawrence and Col.
Robert e. Goodwin as his guests on the
Squaw. Dudley l.. Pickman, Jr.. of the
Cove was a guest of Capt. Harold s.
Vanderbilt on the schooner Vagrant-
Gordon c. Prince was with Capt. L. F.
Griswold on the schooner Lloyd NJ.
Berry. Edward Motley was with Capt.
N. F. Aver on the schooner Queen Nab
and Harold c. Sears and r. F. Greeley
were with Capt S. Parker Bremen on
his steam yacht the velthra-
DIR. and Mrs. James Henry Lanca-
shire of New York will open their
beautiful gardens at Graftonwood, West
Manchester. to-day for public garden
day. Mrs. Gardiner M. Lane of the
Manchester colony also has q garden
day for the public to-day.
All are cooperating for the festival
to be staged next Friday on tho Pin
gree Field at Hamilton for the benefit
of the Army and Navy Y. M. c. A.
building at Charlestown. A horse show
will be feature of the programme and
a fine entry list Is promised. In the
evening there will be a cabaret show at
Horticultural Hall. Manchester.
There was large attendance at the
readings given by Mr.. Thornton w.
Burgess at Horticultural Hall. Man
Of the temporary American Memorial
Hospital at Rheims. Mr.. Burgess gave
many bird and animal stories from his
unpublished works. Mrs. NJ. Graeme
Haughton of Prides Crossing, Mrs.
George M. Lyman Of Beverly Farms.
Mrs. Roger S. Warner of Ipswich. Mrs.
Robert w. Locke of Nahant, Mrs. Fran
els B. Crowninsheld of Marblehead and
Mrs. Charles S. Stewart Of Gloucester
were Oh the committee.
The Montserrat Golf Club Is planning
for a tennis tournament to be given at
the club courts the last OF the month
The club has fine courts and the tourna-
ments are especially attractive to the
younger set.
Mrs. Joseph Letter Is passing the
summer at Edgewater, her summer
home at the Farms. Mrs. j. H. B. Pit
ney. sister of Mrs. Letter. is with her.
Mrs. Henry L. Mason Of the Farms
colony is among those interested In
music school for young people which
Is being planned for the Farms. The
community house at the Farms Is to be
used for the music studio.
The community house at Hamilton,
given to the town by Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Mandell. is practically COM
pleted. The building, which occupies a
fine location near the centre Of the
town. is given as a memorial to their
son, who was killed In action In France
while In the aviation service.
Wilfred Murtland and Charles S.
W. Milne of Philadelphia are visiting
Harry Brown of the Cove colony at his
home at Sunset Hill. off Prince street.