The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Charity Work Is
Not Neglected on
the North Shore
Massachusetts Coast Colonies
Give Attention to Welfare
Activities.
specia, Despatch to THE New York HERALD

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
BEVERLY, Mass, July 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. Richard T. Crane of Chicago opened
Castle Hill at Ipswich this week for a
three days open air fete for the bene-
mt of the Gable Hospital. which they
gave to Ipswich. All Of the North Shore
colonies were represented on the COM
mitteeS. including Mrs. Bayard Tucker
man. Mrs Francis r. Appleton Of New
York, Mrs. L. Cartaret Fenno Of Bos-
ton and Mrs. Herbert w. Mason of
Ipswich.
A charity market was held on Thurs
day at villa a Marie. the estate OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Lee, Beverly Farms,
for the Beverly Hospital. The Misses
Louisa p. Loring and Katharine p. Lor-
ing Of Prides Crossing were among the
leaders In planning the event. To-day
fair was held at the place of Mr.. Ran
dolph Dodge at Hamilton for Christ's
Episcopal Church at Hamilton. Mem
bers Of the Myopia set contributed to
the success.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney of New
York arrived to-day at the Cochrane
cottage. Pride's Crossing. Last season
they were at the Dresei cottage, Mingc
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoy,
Of Staatsburg. N. Y, are at Ipswich.
Miss Theodore Perry OF Ipswich has
returned after year IN Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vaughan OF
Bostcn are visiting Mrs. Vaughan s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus P. Lor-
ing. at Pride's Crossing. Later In the
month Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan and child
rem are planning to go to Bartlett's ISL
and. off the Maine coast. where the
Lorings have a place.
NJ. Frederick r. Sears OF Boston Is
at Beverly Farms.
Mr.. Herbert NJ. Sears OF Pride's Cross
ing. Commodore of the Eastern Yacht
Club. left with the fleet on Tuesday for
the annual cruise to Bar Harbor, Me.
He is entertaining North Shore friends
on the flagship Constellation.
The Community House at Hamilton,
given to the town by Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Mandell of Hamilton, as a
memorial to their son. who was killed
In France. will be dedicated later in the
month. II will serve as centre of COM
munity activities In Hamilton and Wen
ham.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer is expected
the latter part OF the week at Rock
maple, Hamilton. She has been spending
the early summer in Rome visiting her
daughter. In Rome she met many old
friends. where her husband. the late Mr..
Meyer. was American Ambassador.
Mrs. Richard T. Crane, Jr., OF Chicago,
Is expected tomorrow at her summer
home. Castle Hill. at Ipswich. Mrs. Crane
has been enjoying three months trip
through England. France and Switzer-
land and returned on the Mauretania.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rousmaniere of
New York city are expected tomorrow
at their summer home on Agrilla road.
Ipswich. Tho Rousmanieres have been
spending the early summer abroad.
Miss Mary Franks OF Beverly Cove
Is visiting Mrs. Charles c. Auchincloss
Of New York city at Roslyn. l. I.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown is expected
Tuesday at Sunset Hill, her place at the
Cove. Extensive changes have been
made at Sunset Hill. making II one of
the most attractive houses on the Bev-
erly shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Brainerd of
Pittsburgh are at the Souther cottage.
Bass Rocks.
william A. Tucker and family. who
have been at the Plaza in New York
city for tho esriy season. have opened
the Tuckcr -usnrncr home. the Moorings.
at West Manchester. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Steinert and
sons. Robert and Alexander. left Now
York on the Aquitania on Tuesday for
four months tour Of the Continent