Evening star., 1925-09-13

BEVERLY, Mass. September r.
MasSachusett North Shore is no
longer the Nations Summer Capital
and no longer do folks think of
Swampscott as the home of the sum
mer White House. for the President
has gone from White Court. and the
White House at the upper end of
Pennsylvania avenue in Washington
has again assumed it's honors. Bring
ing to a close a really wonderful sea
son TO the North Shore-a stay of
nearly three months, broken with a
trip to Nermont-the President and
Mrs. Coolidge, a bit regretfully,
brought their Summer holidays to
close this week and left for Washing
ton.
Before going President Coolidge eX-
pressed the pleasure his stay had
given him and to Mrs. Coolidge and
they made Acknowledgements for the
kindness the North Shore and its peo-
pie had shown during the Summer.
The President s wishes in regard to his
social life were followed, and there
was no intrusion into the program he
had mapped out-a Summer given over
10 a vacation and the careful consider
alton of the Nations problems. AS
for Mrs. Coolidge, the Summers sun
and the cooling breezes waiting in
from the ocean have only added TO her
charms.
With the President and Mrs. Cool
idge went the official family which had
been such an important part In the
Summer life on the North Shore this
season. Even the U. S. S. Mayfower,
the Presidents yacht, is no longer
familiar sight off the Marblehead
shore, but there are pleasant memo
ries TO brighten the Winter days OF
many North Shore folks of the hap
pineSs the coming of the President
and his official family brought to them.
There is every indication that the
North Shore will again be the Ma
tons Capital next Summer, although
there has been a hint that the Presi-
dent might like to try the South
Shore for a while next summer. Dur
ing the Taft administration the
'neighboring city of Beverly, was the
Summer Capital for four seasons. so
sthat Swampscott folks hope that their
town will fare as well in the years of
the Coolidge administration.
, Tang of the sea has caught the fancy
iof John Coolidge, the Presidents son,
who on Labor day observed the pass
ing of his nineteenth birthday ami
versary. Since returning from Camp
Devens and the circulation of the
Amherst, his fathers alma mater,
for Annapolis, there has been much
wonder if young Coolidge really had
liking for the sea. He set all surmises
at rest when on Labor day he handled
the tiller for while and was given
the job of tending the main sheet on
the Vera, a smart Marblehead craft,
in one of the races off that port. Best
of all, the yacht, on which he sailed
and every man on a racing yacht out
of Marblehead had to do his trick on
the sheets or in some other capacity
flashed across the finish line a winner.
The young man, however, is not plan
ming 10 enter Annapolis and will FIN
ish his studies at Amherst, where he
has made a splendid record. The COM
ing year will be the second for the
Presidents son at Amherst.
2 Everett Sanders, secretary to the
President. played a striking, role at
the costume party at the New ocean
House, one of the last of the social
affairs before the return to Washing
ton. Secretary Sanders appeared as
an Indian chieftan and played the
role to perfection. Mrs. Sanders went
as a village belle and made lovely
picture In the gay group, in which
costumes ranged from princes to pi-
rates and from queens to gypsies.
Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips and Miss
Margaret Phillips of Washington have
been enjoying a North Shore stay at
sSWampscott. ... t-. III s-~-
I Speaker Nicholas Longworth has
returned to Washington after visit
with Mrs. Bryce J. Allan at Allan
bank, Beverly Cove.
The Henry Cleveland Perkins are
planning to return to Washington
y, to- nn+o y do1i fttl
son at their Green Court estate, in
the Myopia district, at Hamilton.
: Gen and Mrs. Clarence c. Williams,
who have been spending the Summer
at their Sycamore farm place, at
Hamilton, will return to Washington
for the early season. They have a
charming place at Hamilton in the
heart of the Myopia district, where
the hunting season is now beginning
and soon the hills and dales will pre-
sent pictures of pink-Coated men and
women following the baying hounds
Jas they trail the scent of the anise
seed or follow the tracks of the elu
isive fox Myopia is today the sport
center of the country and exerts
strong appeal upon Washington folks.
Col. and Mrs. George Harvey have
been on the North Shore for another
visit. They were guests of President
and Mrs. Coolidge at White Court for
their stay.
= While the President and Mrs. Cool
.tdge are in Washington after a long
Summer season on the North Shore,
sthe diplomatic colony so well repre-
ssented, is planning to enjoy the sea
lswept coast at its best, when the Au-
ftumn comes and life takes on added
,sinterest. Donna Antoinette de Mar
sFino, wife of the Italian Ambassador,
S.Iust home from Rome, is planning to
sbe on at the Juniper Hill cottage
swhere the Italian embassy is located,
Through most of September. The am
gbaSsador is coming to the North
sShore just as soon as he can COM
Splete the plans for the visit of the
9Ttalian debt commissioners to Wash
@ington. The British embassy at Man
gchester will be there for most of the
ESSenth and Baron Ago Won Nathan
the German Ambassador, Is planning
$50 spend most of the first Fall month
tat Magnolia. The North Shore, for
$the most part, is one of cottage own.
sers. The transients find accommoda-
stions at the hotels, but the real North
HShnTn follyC ar-a in "a cyn onInrine