Evening star., 1926-09-05

NOrtn Shorc the Autumn season is
ono of tho most interesting of the
Summer. and many remain until Octo-
Der. when the hunting season takes on
zest in the Myop.a district. Hotels
will begin to close after Labor day.
although some of the larger ones are
planning 10 welcome guests until
after mid September.
The annual whippet derby was run
off at the Princemere lanes at Wen
ham this afternoon. when society
from all of the colonies lined the
lanes and appla auded the performance
of the fleet whippets. Mr.. Bayard
Tuckerman. jr.. and Mr.. Bayard War
rent, Mr.. Frederick J. Allen. Mr..
James w. Appleton, Mr.. Oliver Wei
colt and Mr.. Alvin +. Sortwell were
among those assisting in making the
affair a success. 1t was for the bene-
fit of Christ Episcopal Church in
Hamilton in which many of the
Washington colonists in the Myopia
district are interested. The thirtieth
annual horeS show of the Myopia
Hunt Club is to be given Labor day
afternoon on the polo fields Of the
Hunt Club at Hamilton. There are
II classes on the schedule with the
hunters featured. The show is al
ways one of the bright events of tho
carly Autumn season. and crowd OF
10000 from all over Essex County will
watch the horses and their riders
take the jumps. Mr.. James w. Ap-
pletun. master of the Myopia hounds;
Mr. Frederick J. Alley. Mr.. Frederick
Aver. jr.; Mr.. Rayard Tuckerman, jr.;
Mr. John *. Howard and Mr.. Amory
Coolidge are on the committee IN
charge of the program. a pole match
Will be staged after the horse show.
The Ambassador of Great Britain.
Sir Esme Howard. went from Man.
chester to Chestnut Hill, in Boston,
Wednesday for the tennis match and
presented tennis medals to the
Americans who We're unable TO be
present at Wimbledon. The medals
were given by the British tennis as
soCiation to all former winners of
British titles and were issued to
laark the golden jubilee of tennis
lktcry at Wimbledon. Miss Helen
Wills, Mrs. George w. Wightman. Mr..
William Tilden. Mr.. William johnson,
l.r. Richard Williams Mr.. Frank Hun
ter and Mr.. Charles Garland were
among the well known tennis play
ers who received the medals from
the Ambassador.
Few soJourners on Massachusetts
charming North Shore have been
more feted this season than the Min
lister of Poland, NJ. Jan CiechanOwski,
and the charming delightful Nine:
tiechanowska. From the day of
their arrival cottagers have Wed with
one another in doing pleasant things
for them. 1t was the first season
Tor them on the North Shore. but
they proved such favorites that in a
few weeks they had widened the
circle of friendships until it extend
ed through all of the colonies. They
are planning to return to washington
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many friends in the colonies that
another June will see them back OIL
the North Shore.
Speaker Nicholas LonSworth is on
the North Shore for his usual
Autumn visit, and is the guest of
Mrs. Bryce j. Allan of Allanbank,
Beverly Cove, and several interesting
affairs We're given in his honor, in
Guiding a dinner party by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gordon Means at the
Alhambra cottage at Prides Cross
ing. The Speaker always comes to
the North Shore in September. where
his mother, the late Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, has a cottage, Sherry
rove, just across the way from the
Means estate. The cottage this season
Is occupied by Mrs. William Corcoran
E.ustiS and her young folk. Speaker
Loncworth came to Beverly from
Newport, where he had been spending
=, week, and will he on the North
Shore until next week.
Lieut.. Mont Sinhaseni and Lieut..
I.erilt Seasti of the Siamese air serv-
ice, who have been visiting the fly
ing fields in this country. have been
enjoying q North Shore stay with
tho first secretary OF the Siamese
legation and Nine. NideS rajakich
IN their Summer home at Bass Rocks.
Mrs. Patton, wife of Maj. George
s. Patton, L. s. A, will spend Sep
tcmher with her sister, Mrs. Keith
Merrill. at Avalon, the Merrill Sum-
mer home at Prides Crossing. Maj.
Patton is now stationed at Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. &. *. Harris of Wash
ington have been enjoying late
season stay at Swampscott, the sum
mer capital of last season.
Mrs. Robert Chew of Washington
has returned to Newport, after visit
with Mir and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond at their Lookout Hill estate
at Gloucester.
The UnderSecretary of state and
Mrs. Joseph {. Grew have completed
"a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Boylston
A. Beal at CripSton, their Manchester
Summer home. = Mr.. Beal has just re-
turned from London. where he is at
taChed to the United States embassy
The Crews have been for the late sea-
son with Mrs. Crews parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Perry, at their
Dublin. y. H.. cottage. where Mrs.
Grew will be until she joins the Tn
dCrseCretary here later in the month.
Mrs. O. H. Owen of Grant road
SwampScott. has been entertaining
her sister. Miss Rena B. Grant. Of
Washington for a North Shore visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Baker of
Washington are visiting Mrs. Sarah
NJ Baker of Manchester.
Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot, Mrs.
Keith Merrill and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann
Of the Washington colony were among
the patronesscS for the recital yester
day afternoon given by Mr.. Stewart
Baird. baritone. in Horticultural Hall
for the benefit of the school for Grip
pied and deformed children in Boston.
Washington coloniStS find much to
do in assisting worthy causes in which
North Shore colonists are interested.
Little Moyra Charlton. daughter of
the military attache of the British en-
haSSY. and Mrs. &. r.. @. Charlton,
took part III a play given by Goose
herd and Goblin" put on at the estate
Of Mrs. William Lowell Putnam for
the benefit of the Children's Hospital
in Boston.
Senator Arthur Capper will return
TO Washington next week after his
usual late season stay at Magnolia.
Mrs. William Sabine of Chevy
chase has been at Nahant for the
late season.
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Crete Hutche
son have returned TO Washington
after an interesting Summer at Rock
port.
Welcomed by many Washington
friends on the North Shore are Ad
miral Edward Simpson. L. $. n, re-