Evening star., 1925-08-30

wedding Of Mr. Robert ). Steinert Of
the Beverly colony to Miss Lucy T.
Currier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy W. Currier, which took place a
Peterboro today.
Baron Ago Won Nathan. the Ger
man Ambassador who is spending the
Summer at Magnolia where tho Ger
man flag floats from the Hayden
cottage was among those entertaiu-
ing this week. The Ambassador
plans to be on the North Shore unti.
mid September and has enjoyed hi.
stay so much that the embassy viii
be established on the North Shor"
again this season. The British and
italian embassies are likely to be o..
the North Shore next season and tay
French Ambassador, NJ. Emil
Daeschner. who has been on tt
shore for several visits this seaso'
group. With the Summer VIII!
House on this stretch of Massa
chusetts coast next Summer. the
is every indica ton that Washingtu.
will be much interested in ever.
transpiring all the way from Nahans
to the tip end of Cape Ann.
Mrs. Joseph Letter of Washingto
opened her gardens this afternoon To-
a party to aid the Boston Children :
Hospital. There were many attrac
tive booths and many prominen
for the affair. Mrs. William Cor
don Means was on the entertainmeus
Icommittee and helped 10 stage several
of the tableaux for the afternoon.
Washingtonians in Flower Show.
Mrs. Godfrey l. Cabot, Mrs. Waite
D. Denegre, Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond and Mrs. Joseph Letter of the
Washington colony on the North
Shore were among those serving as
members Of the honorary committee
for the annual Midsummer fioweF
show of the North Shore Horticulture
Society, one of the most interesting
of the events of the week. Most OF
the gardens on the North Shore were
represented in the list OF exhibitors
and the displays were rare and beau
tiful.
William and Thomas Laughlin. sons
of Mrs Henry F. Lippitt, Of the Wash
ington colony at Prides Crossing, have
been playing in the invitation golf
tournament at the Myopia Hunt Club
at Hamilton this week.
Miss Abbie Beveridge, daughter Of
former Senator and Mrs. Albert J.
Beveridge. who are spending the Sum
estate, was among the winners in the
Junior tennis tournament at the Mont
serrat Club this week. Playing with
Ellery Sedgewick, jr. Miss Beveridge
won the mixed doubles and will take
home TO Washington a beautiful sill
yer cup as n trophy of her cleverness
on the tennis courts.
Mrs. w. II. Switzerland of Wash
ington has been on the North Shore
for n visit with her daughter Mrs.
Louis Bacon at her Summer home at
Nahant.
Harvey AIoebs who has been spend
ing the Summer in a camp in Nova
Scotia has arrived at Marblehead
where he will spend the late season
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Moebs of Washington, who have
been on the North Shore for the
season at the famous yachting rem
devious. The MoeDs are much inter
ested in yachting and have done much
entertaining at the Corinthian yacht
club. one of the most active of the
clubs sponsoring real yachting on the
shore.
Mrs. Taylor on Shore.
Mrs. A. r. Taylor has been on the
North Shore for a late season stay
at the Moorland at Bass Rocks where
sic lids bScI4 IAfSSliLIS NLAlty Cdpltdi
City friends. Mrs. Taylor has enter
tanned at the Bass Rocks golf club
during her shore adjourn.
Capt. Douglas E. Dismukes, u. s
N, and Mrs. Dismukes have been the
guests of Mrs. Stilson. Hutchins on
the North Shore at The Knoll in
the East Gloucester district. Mr..
and Mrs. George Deering have also
been on from Washington for stay
at The Knoll.
Miss NJ r. Adams of Washington
is to spend the late season on the
North Shore. one of the most inter
esting periods of the year, when
shore and country are at their best.
Miss Adams has the Rockhaven estate
Continued on Fifth Pase.)