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Many in Capital Society
Enjoying North Shore Life
Washingtonians From President Down. Taking
Part In August Sport and Social
Events IN Colony.
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BEVERLY. Mass. August IL
Gladstone days are these in Mid
summer on the North Shore with ac-
tivities reaching the apex of interest
for the many Washington folk who
are enjoying the delights afforded by
a sojourn on this picturesque stretch
of the Massachusetts coast. The
yacht races at Marblehead have been
of much interest to the President and
Mrs. Coolidge and members Of their
Official family. One afternoon, the
President, aboard the Mayfiower,
sailed out by a fleet of more than
200 craft on his way to the Charles
town Navy Yard, where he and Mrs.
Coolidge visited the famous frigate,
the Constitution. known to every boy
and girl in the land as Old Ironsides.
An effort is being made to save the
old ship and the President has given
his approval to the plans for the
raising of the funds. There has been
much entertaining for the officers of
the Mayfower and Col. a. c. Cheney.
the Presidents military aide; Secretary
Everett Sanders and Maj. CoupaI, the
Presidents physician, have been the
honor guests at many affairs given
during their North Shore stay. The
President and Mrs. Coolidge, upon
their return from the visit to Col.
John c. Coolidge at Plymouth. VT,
are planning to return to their White
Court home by the way Of the White
Mountains and may call upon Secre-
tary of War John w. Weeks who
will be at his country home at Lam
caster, n. H. by that time. There
is interesting news to Washington
folks in the splendid recovery Secre-
tary Weeks has been making. his
stay at Coles Island, off the Glou-
cester shore doing him a world of
good and restoring him to his old time
vigor.
White Court Week Busy.
Tae week has been very busy one
at White Court, with a steady stream
of visitors, including many high in
the administration who have come to
talk over with the President the af-
fairs of government. The President
has never enjoyed better health than
is his today and his present plans call
for stopping on the North Shore we'll
into September. When the Tafts were
at Beverly they found the Autumn the
most interesting of months and with
Washington but nights ride away,
they often continued their stay until
October.
With polo at Myopia and Prince
mere, golf at all of the clubs and
yachting at Marblehead, there has
been plenty to interest Summer folks
this week in the line of sport activi-
ties, so much the part Of the life Of
the Summer sojourner. Many Of the
Washington colonists attended the
program given By. the Hampton Insti-
tute singers at the Rockmarge gar
dens of Mrs. William II. Moore of New
York at Prides Crossing and the gar
den lecture at the Graftonwood home
of Mrs. J. Henry lancashire of New
York at Manchester. One of the inter
esting events of the coming week will
be the North Shore Horticultural So
ciety Midsummer flower show, which
will attract exhibits from the gardens
Of many estates.
The German embassy will be main.
tanned on the north shore until Sep
tember Is. when Baron Ago Won
Nathan and his staff will return to
the Capital. It has been q most in.
teresting Summer for the baron and
the attaches Of the embassy. II has
brought them to land where there
are delights at every turn and pres
ages q return to Magnolia or some
other North Shore community next
Summer. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond of Washington and Look.
out Hill, at Magnolia, gave q dinner
party in honor Of Baron Nathan at
which the other guests were Gov.
Alvan T. Fuller of Massachusetts, and
Mrs. Fuller, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Edward w. Eberle. who have been at
the North Shore with the Hammonds
and the Keith Merrills at Pride's Cross.
ing, Mrs. William II. Moore OF New
York and Pride's Crossing; Miss Alice
Hunt of Boston and Beverly, Frank
a.. a A.
who summers at Swampscott, and DR..
Morton Prince Of Boston.
Many From Capital.
q. g. Jansen OF Washington has
been on the North Shore for a soiourn
at Gloucester, on Cape Ann.
Senator and Airs. James W. Xads.