Evening star., 1925-07-19

at the Oceanside at Magnolia. They
have been on the North Shore in con-
nection with a meeting of the Ma
tional Cathedral Association, which
was held in Gloucester.
Gen. NJ. J. McClernand L. s. A.,
retired, and Mrs. McClernand OF
Washington have been enjoying the
delights of a Midsummer tarry on the
North Shore at the Hawthorne Inn,
Gloucester.
Mrs. James F. Giffen. with her
daughters. Mrs. Louise Fishburn and
Lillian Giffen. of Baltimore, we'll
known in Washington, have opened
their East Gloucester cottage for the
long season on the North Shore.
Mrs. William A. Hill of Washington
has been enjoying a North Shore stay
with friends in the Gloucester colony.
Mrs. Albert W. Gibbs of Richmond,
with her daughter, Mrs. F. Lee Lay
ton. ir., of Georgetown, have taken the
Smith cottage at Annisquam, on the
Massachusetts, North Shore, for the
Summer.
commodore A. W. Stahl, U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Stahl have been among the
Midsummer visitors to the North
Shore and have been enjoying a So
journ at the Moorland. Bass Rocks.
Very Rev. G. c. r. Bratenahl of
Washington addressed many Wash
ington friends in the congregation
when he occupied the pulpit at the
Emmanuel Church in Manchester
Sunday. The Bratenahls are, as usual,
al Gloucester for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashmead Fuller
and Mrs. c. H. Davidson of Wash
inSton have been enjoying a North
Shore stay at the MoorIand, Bass
Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald B. Roose-
welt, well known in Washington, are
on from their Long Island estate at
Cold Spring Harbor for a visit with
Mrs R.oosevelt's mother, Mrs. Thomas
st. John Lockwood, al her Summer
place in Ipswich. The two Roosevelt
children. Nancy Dabney and Archibald
s., ir., also are at Ipswich. and are to
spend most of the Summer with their
grandmother.
The Prince and Princess Michael
antacuzene. who now make their
home in Chicago. and who have so
many friends in Washington circles
are to spend the month of August with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Curtis, par
ents of the princess, at Pelton Claire
in the Nahant colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kennedy
and Miss Daisy Prentice are among
the Washington arrivals at the Thor
wald. Bass Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McConnaughey
and Miss Louise Roth are at their
Granite Lodge cottage. in the Rock
port district, for Summer on the
North Shore.
Misses Hester h. Byron and Mabel
L. Duehay of Washington have been
among the recent arrivals at the Good
Harbor Inn, at Briar Neck, Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lawrence OF
Washington, who are on the North
Shore for the Summer. and who have
been at Swampscott since the arrival
of President Coolidge, have Joined the
cottage colony. They have taken the
MacDougall cottage, on Ocean ave-
nue., at Marblehead Neck. where the
famous Eastern and Corinthian Yacht
Clubs are located.
On the North Shore for the long
season are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Layman of the Capital City, who are
at their Grassmere cottage in the
lovely Bass Rocks district at Glou.
cester. Their daughter, Mrs. Robert
c. Ransdell. and her children. Robert,
jr., and Nancy, are at Grassmere for
the sea son.
Mrs. William Gordon Means. so
we'll known in Washington as Con-
stance Gardner, the granddaughter
of the late Senator from Massa.
chusetts, Henry Cabot Lodge, and the
daughter of the late Maj. Augustus
p. Gardner, long in the House Of Rep.
has been doing much en-
tertaining on the North Shore. Mrs
Means has a most interesting cottage,
the Alhambra. nested in the rocks
at Mingo Beach, in the Prides Cross
ing colony. The view from the cot.
tage is "for all the world like
Of the Bay of Naples. Mrs.
Means gave dinner Friday evening
of this week in honor of Capt Adolf
phus Andrews of the u. S. S. Nav
flower and Mrs. Andrews Last week
Mrs. Means entertained at dinner
Counsellor and Mrs Henry CbiItop ~