Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
North Shore Proves Lure
For Many Washington Folk
Mr. Justice and Mrs Holmes on Ancestral Estate.
British Diplomats and Others Settled at
Manchester Until Late Autumn

poet Holmes. not to have his Sum
mer place without some special desig-
nation, used 70 write from Beverly
farms by-the-depot," and the name
held for some time. For years Justice
and Mrs. Holmes made their trips to
Beverly to do their shopping behind
a spanking pair of horses, and even
today enjoy this mode Of conveyance
in preference to the motor cars.
Their estate is just now in the full
of it's Juhe-time glory, with the roses
just coming into bloom after rather
backward season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Owens, who
are spending the Summer with Mrs.
Owens parents, at their Coolidge Point
estate, plan to be on the North Shore
for most of the Summer. Mr.. owens
is expected home from Denver next
week, where he has been taking the
bar examinations.
Mrs. Charles f. Baker of Roland
Park. Nd, is to be among the early
arrivals, at Magnolia, and will be at the
Oceanside. Mrs. Julia f. Roso of
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Smoot of Alexandria are also to be at
the Oceanside for the Summer.
Lodge-Sears Wedding.
Miss Helena Lodge Is to spend much
of the Summer with her mother Mrs.
George Cabot Lodge of Washington,
who is at Edgehiil. Nahant. for the
Summer. The wedding OF MFR. Henry
Cabot Lodge, a brother of Miss Lodge,
and Miss Emily Sears. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Henry r. Sears of the Bever
ly Cove colony, is to take place July /.
and will be one of the most brilliant Of
the early-season nuptials.
Miss Hay Is among the early ar
rivals from Washington at Turk s
Head Inn at Rockport.
Burberry Ledge. the Summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. r. Ogilby
of Washington, has been opened for
the season. The estate is one of the
most interesting in the Bass Rocks
district, and the Ogilbys plan to spend
a long season on the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Hetherington of
Washington are to spend the Sumner
at the Bownland cottages at Manches-
ter. Mr.. Hetherington is connected
with the British embassy, which has
been established on the North Shore
for the Summer.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew is
much interested in the raising of a
fund for the carlton concerts at Glou.
cester where he spends his Summers.
The concerts are to be given by Kan.
uel Lefevre, the Belgian carilloner,
who charmed great gatherings OF
North Shore colonists last Summer.
The bells are on the Church of Our
Lady Of Good Voyage and are heard
for miles around during the nights Of
the concerts in the Summer season.
Lieut.. Neal Kettle, l.. N. and
Mrs. kettle are on the North Shore
for visit with Mrs. Kettles mother,
Mrs. S. l.. Lovett, who is spending
the Summer at Salem. Mrs. Lov,tt
gave a pretty luncheon at the Co.
rinthian Yacht Club at Marblehead on
Monday afternoon in honor of AIRS.
Kettle.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert c. Ransdell are
expected the first of the month for a
July visit with Mrs. Ransdell's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lay
man, who have taken the Mills place
in the Eastern Point district at Glou-
cester for the season. The Ransdall
children are already on the North
Shore for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant of
Washington have taken the Harvey
cottage on Marmion way in the Rock
port district.