Evening star., 1925-09-20
Many Washinstonians
Enjoy Hunting Season
. Along the North Shore
Diplomats Planning to Keep
Embassies Open Until the
First of October.

BEVERLY, Mass, September 49,
When the Autumn brings out the full
Rior1es or the gardens, when the tang
begins to be felt In the air. then the
North Shore takes on new life. Sum-
mer lasSitude is shaken off and the
colonfsts go in for the sports so prom
tnent in the district the home Of the
far-famed Myopia Hunt Club. where
the hunting season Is on. Mornings
now bring with them the meets Of
the hounds-and the keen scenting
dogs as they follow on the trail Of the
eniseed or Sir Reynard himself as he
runs to cover-make a colorful lead
for the pink-coated men and women
racing up the field. This season the
runs have been 50 that the motor gal
lery could follow the chase and this
has been a popular morning recrea-
tion for those who like the thrills
without the riding over fields and hills
or directing their hunters over fences
and walls one so often finds on North
Shore chases. Washington. as usual,
Is well represented in the Myopia dis
trfct and many of the Capital City So
journers are planning to extend their
stays until we'll into October.
Diplomats who have been on the
North Shore for the Summer are loath
to leave and there Is every indication
GERMAN
Embassies Will be represented on the
shore until the first OF October There
are departures every once in a while
Tor Washington for the transaction Of
pressing business, but a return Is
usually planned. The British En-
baSsy will be center Of interest for
the week to come because of the en-
tertaining to be done in connection
with the visit of Vice Admiral Sir
James Ferguson. who comes on board
the H. NJ. S. Calcutta for a stay of a
week or more at Gloucester. Ambassa-
dor de Martino of Italy is to come to
the North Shore for late-season stay,
and with Donna Antoinette de Martino,
hope to be at Beverly Farms until
October. Baron Won Nathan has been
away from the North Shore for few
days, but he, too. so enjoys the coun-
try that he is planning to extend his
stay at the Hayden cottage as long
as possible.
The North Shore is hopeful that
President and Mrs. Coolidge will come
here again next season and il not at
Swampscott, at some other North
Shore community. Beverly, Man
chester. Magnolia and Gloucester are
all trying to interest the President
but apparently he and Mrs. Coolidge
Swampscott desires him to make that
town the Summer Capital again next
year. The yacht clubs-the Eastern
and Corinthian. Of which the Presi.
dent Is an honorary member-do not
close until the 2Sth Of the month and
until then Marblehead, as usual, will
be the rendezvous for yachtmen. The
country clubs, like Myopia, Essex
County and Montserrat, are planning
busy Autumn programs of much in.
terest to the Washington people. who
are In the cottage-owning group and
this set seems to be increasing sea-
son by season. Many of the hotels
are planning to remain open until the
last of September, for the first Fall
month is one of the most enjoyable of
the year.
When His Britannia Majesty's ship,
the Calcutta, drops anchor in the blue
waters Of Gloucester harbor, Monday
morning for a weeks stay on the
North Shore, it will mark the opening
of a week notable for Its social at.
fairs. Much entertaining is being
planned in honor of Vice Admiral
James Ferguson, K. C. B., X. c. NJ