Evening star., 1922-07-09

Washington society - diplomatic,
| resident and officiaElong sought the
! North Shore as a summer playground,
Manchester. Gloucester. Nahant. Bev-
erly and other points claiming their
quote, but the world war brought
change. and this season for the first
time in years that section is claim
ing its own.
Narragansett Pier. with revival of
tennis and golfng and the Point
Judith polo tournament in view, is
also gaining it's share of attention,
week and other attractions, and
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. with
it's constant lure of outdoor life on
the mountains, are each fast claiming
their share Of Washington folk who
take July and August as play time.
Mrs George Cabot Lodge. who was
abroad last season with her family.
! has arrived from Washington with
her daughter, Miss Helena, and they
are occupying Lodge Villa on Cliff
street, Nahant. The villa. once the
grandfather. is an old-time house
with an expanse of veranda around
| 1t both on the lower and upper floors
Seemingly gray with age. the house
modestly stands In Nahant's choicest
region beneath many trees and
slightly hedges. Down the hill slope
back of the house is the old garden.
still joy to garden lovers with its
beds Of old-fashioned flowers.
Mr.. Ector o. Mum. who will soon
sail for Europe, spent the week end
with his mother. Mrs. c. A. Mum Of
Washington. at Manchester. Charles
NJ. Amory, q son-ln-law, also spent a
few days at the Munh residence re-
Gently, where. Mrs. Amory and chill
0rsh Mr. and Mrs George nom l. Meyer
jr., Of I.ongmeadow. Hamilton. Mass,
over the Fourth Mr.: and Mrs.
ana Mt, Of ssh IN New
York. Mrs. Meyer and the children
will go to Marthas Vineyard this
week. to spend the entire month Of
saltonstall. Mr.. Meyer will 60 down
for the week ends. Some week end
during the months Mrs. Meyer will
return to Hamilton to entertain Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Darlington Of Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. Marshall Field Of Washington.
occupy the Beyeridse residences " at at
Beverly Farms this season. Mrs. Bev-
eridge and the children have been, in
Beverly. but will soon return to In
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Green Of
washington have taken apartments
most attractive Of the oceanside group
of cottages. on property adjoining the
Oceanside Hotel at Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy H johnson and
Miss D0F0thv johnson nf "a in OF
are guests at the Thorwald, Bass
Rocks, Gloucester.
Miss Kathleen Kline of Washing
| ton is registered at the Hawthorne
Inn, Eastern Point, Gloucester.
Gen. and Mrs. Fountain of Washing
| ton have leased the Calkins cottage At
Eastern Point. Gloucester, for the sea-
| son.
| Mrs. Joseph Reese is another mem
| Der Of the Washington contingent
\ spending the summer at Hawthorne
Inn. Gloucester. -
hsd dd a. su!st ?eR thdfi aHsahnlsy assshssay
Mrs. Cyrus Robinson Miller, who is
1spnanE to gsssnn again nx iron from Wash
at the beautiful McGlnley home.
J Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith, the
retired rector Of st. Johns Church in
| Washington, fs spending the early part
! Of the season at Cottonfeld, his Ips-
| wich estate. but will 60 with Mrs. Smith
| to Bar Harbor for the. summer months.
Mrs. j. e. Pillsbury, wife Of the late
Rear Admiral Pillsbury. was among the
| early arrivals on the North Shore from
Washington. Mrs. PiIlsbury win spend
the season at Kettle Rock. Inn.
| Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson and his daugh.
| ter. Miss Alice Wilson, Of Washington,
arrived last week at Magnolia to spend
| the season In the cottage of Miss
Dorothea Allyn. Mr., Wilson'S other
| daughter. Nine. Snagenhjelm Of Nor
way, and her sons, Theodore, Harold
and Carl, viii be their guests for the
I greater part OF the season.
Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House, who
are travelling on the continent, ara ex-
| pected to spend the autumn season; with
| their son I'm law and daughter. Mr.. and
i Mrs. Randolph r. Tucker. at Manehes-
ter. Mass. coming direct from New
York. who're they win land abouI Sep
| tember IA.
| Mrs. A. q. johnson and her son, A. q.
Johnson. jr.. Of Washington are yssis-
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