The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Country Clubs Open
on the North Shore
of Massachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Moore
Give Memorial Windows to
Church at Beverly Farms.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass, June "a.
~ COMMENCEMENT week in the
colleges has found much to in
~ terest North Shore colonists.
particularly those with Harvard affilia-
tons, and there have been several
class reunions on the shore this week
with the usual amount of entertaining.
Country clubs, TIE Myopia at Hamil-
ton, the Montserrat at Beverly and
the Essex County at Manchester now
are open and there is promise of a
lively summer.
Many of the colonists are to show
roses from their gardens at the annual
rose show of the North Shore Horti-
cultural Society, which is to take place
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week at Horticultural Hall at Man
chester.
Several of tie large hotels at Mag
nolia and Marblehead opened this
week and by next week practically
all, including those at Swampscott and
Gloucester will be open.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore Of
New York city and Rockmarge Pride's
Crossing. have given a set of windows
to st. Johns Episcopal Church at Bev-
erly Farms in memory of their son, Ho-
bart Moore.
Others who have given memorial win
dows for the church are DIR. Marshal
,Fabyan and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bar
bour of the Beverly Farms colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Sumner have come
on from Cedarhurst. N. Y, and are at
their place at Smiths Point. at Man
chester. Mr. and Mrs. James Nj. Mitch
ell of Buffalo are newcomers to the
Smiths Point section and have arrived
at the Cobb cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Proctor OF the
Ipswich colony have returned from
visit with friends in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Graham of
New York city are at the Chick cottage
at Magnolia. Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Cul-
bert of New York city also are to be at
Magnolia.
Mr. Joseph C. Grew. United States
Minister to Switzerland, and Mrs. Grew
summer with his mother, Mrs. Edward
S. Grew. at All Oaks.
Miss Frances Dawson OF New YORK
city has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam H. Coolidge at the Blyman Farm at
Manchester. Miss Dawson came to the
North Shore to act as a bridesmaid Tor
Miss Katharine Coolidge. who became
the bride of Mr.. Godfrey S. Smith or
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mrs. W. Scott Fitz. Mrs. Charles Z.
Getting. Mrs. Louis Baer, Mrs. Allan
Curtis and Mr.. Frank B. Bemis are
among the colonists who have offered
,prizes for the North Shore Horticultural
society rose show on Tuesday ano
wednesday of this week. Mrs. FftZ. Mrs
Lester Leland, Miss Mary +. Baruett
Mrs. e. Preble Motley and Miss Evelyn
g. Sturgis are on the advisory COM
unittee of the society.
- Mrs. George Lee and her daugntel
Miss Florence Lee, have arrived
their cottage at the Farms aIter speiia-
ing the winter and spring In italy.
Miss Florence Watkins. who was
graduated this week from the Emma
Willard school at Troy, n. Y, Is at
tending the Northfield Conference aho
will come to Beverly to be with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watkins, al
Hetmere at the Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martln ErulhdH VI -'S'
York are at the old Coolidge homestead
at Manchester. =.
Mrs. E. w. Bulkeley of New YORK is
~ the Sea Gull at Marbleheac. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Pancoast OF New
York have taken a cottage at Lanes
willie. DIR. James Worcester and family
or Nsw York are at the Dawson cottage
at Annisquam. Miss Henrietta Goodwin
of New York is at her Annisquam
cottage.
~ Mrs. Charles NJ. Law Is entertaining
her daughter. Mrs. Stanley o. Saoe
of New York. at Lawiston by the Sea, al
Rockport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lowell and
son, James r. Lowell. of New York
have been at the Essex County Country
Club at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley l.. Pickman OF
the Beverly Cove colony, have returned
from Paris. where they visited their son.
Mr.. z. L. Pickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Laurence White of
New York are at their cottage at the
Farms. Mrs. Umberto Colleti of Rome.
q sister of Mrs. White. wilt pass the
summer with her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
j. Henry Lancashire of New York. al
Craftonwood. at West Manchester.
Mrs. Harrison Tweed. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles p. Cur.
ter. has sailed for Europe to pass ths
summer abroad.