Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

BEVERLY. Mass, July IL. Crowd.
ed days are these Of nnid.Jtily on the
North Shore and the social calendar
is bright lettered for the washington
sojonrners. who are finding delight
In the bright skies. the sea.tanged
winds and the offerings Or the clubs
and cottages. Seemingly every day
has It's alluring attraction and the
week just closing has Been one with
q variety of offerings. There have
been the usual attractions at the
country clubs. with the Junior tennis
again making the MontserTat Club q
mecca. The annual fair In aid OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church at Beverly
Farms, which took place Thursday,
| was a. success from the social al well
as the financial point Of view, and
| the Summer folks united with the all
yeax.around practitioners In making
| the affair enjoyable. For those In.
clined TO o study of art, literature or
current events talks at the home Of
Mrs. 4. jefferson Coolidge and Mrs.
William H. Coolidge have proved
most interesting, The art colony at
Gloucester. which has its members in
| the AnnisQualn, East Gloucester and
Rockport districts, has been paftic-
ularly active and several Of the asso-
| Citations have been carrying on exht.
bitions. The wedding OF Miss Made
leine T.. Beals, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward M. Beals OF the Nahant
colony, and John H. Fay, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Fay OF Boston, Is to
take place at Nahant this afternoon
i and will be attended by representa-
tive gathering from eli Of the North
/ Shore colonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
/ (Emily Sears, whose wedding was
one Of the events of the early July
season, are now In Paris. After q
/ stay on the Rivera they are to 60 to
Italy, where they will spend several
weeks In Rome. Venice, Naples and
other interesting cities. They are
planning to return in the early
Autumn and will make their home
Ct 1000 Massachusetts, avenue in the
Mrs. william G. Eustis Of wash
| ington, who is spending the Summer
at Sherrygroye, the Longworth cot
tage at Mingo Beach, made an at
tractive appearance at the Montser-
rat Golf Club, where she went TO
watch her daughter play In the Junior
| tennis tournament Mrs. Eustis was
In a smart outfit OF black and white,
a bit of contrast to the all-white
outfits which seemed to be the
vogue for the brilli' Mt gallery
watching the play on the courts.
There win be q delightful diplo-
matte coloring for the reception and
- -, -
Sunday afternoon at The Cakes. her
lovely: Summer home, at Beverly
Farms. in honor Of Jan Ciechanowski,
the Polish Minister. and Nine.
Ciechailowsi1i. who are spending the
Summer at the Tibbeta' cottage, at
Manchester, where the Polish EN-
bassy has been established for the
Summer
Mrs. Cabot. usually spends her
Winters in Washington and has a
large circle of friends in offlciat and
diplomatic cotories. Mr.. Cabot has
long been interested In aviation and
has found much 70 do In the Capital
In advancing the aviation program.
at tea for the British embassy star
and for the italian Ambassador. and
these affairs were among the bright
est Of the season. The reception and
tea Sunday comes at 5 o'clock, o
most interesting hour on the North
Shore, where the daylight-saving
program IL the vogue. Mrs. Cabot's
charming daughter. Mrs. Ralph Brad
ley. will ashist her mother and the
honor guests In receiving. The Brit
ish embassy and other diplomatic
STATS on the North Shore will be
represented ct the affair Nine.
Ciechanowsizi IL finding her stay
most interesting and has found many
Washington friends who are enjoy
ing the glories Of the Massachusetts,
North Shore.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram johnson
have been enjoying O stay on the
North Shore. where they found the
scenery most alluring and the hos
pitality Of washington friends most
enjoyable. They have been on, the
South as we'll as the North Shore and
are planning for q trip to the Maine
coast ana lakes and the New Hamp.
shire mountains before returning to-
Washington.
Mrs. John B. w. waller and her
young daughter Agnes are spending
the Summer with Mrs. walters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Means. at
Meadow Ledge, their Summer home