Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Capital Society Active
In North Shore Events
Mrs. M; lillian Ct Eustis and Family tMinso Beach
Mrs. Cabot Gives Reception This Afternoon for
Polish Diplomats Other Social Events.

on Smiths Point, at Manchester. Mrs.
Waller Ii the wife Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Waller Of the United States Navy,
who at present u with the South At.
lantic heet.
There Is much Washington inter-
est In the new Christ Episcopal
Church, which Ii being constructed
In Hamilton and win serve the Epis-
copalians In the Myopia district OF
Wenhanl and Hamilton. The church
is to be Of the old English type on q
site which was given BY Mrs. Bayard
Tuckernaan. jr.. OF Savin Hfl Farm
at Hamilton and who was the hostess
for the Prince OF Wales upon his
visit to Myopia. The edifice Is to be
OF stone, which came from a great
wall at Rock Maple farms at Ham.
ilton. and which was given to the
church by Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer,
well known in Washington. At the
laying OF the corner stone Right Rev.
Philip Rhinelander. former Episcopal
Bishop OF Pennsylvania, who has lived
much In Washington. assisted in the
ceremonials. After the laying Of the
corner stone Capt. and Mrs. Houston
A. Thomas entertained at tea ct. The
Locusts, their Hamilton home. The
church Ii expected to be ready for oc-
cupancy In the Autumn.
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge has re-
turned to Selwood, her Beverly Farms
home. after a visit to relatives IN
Washington and Indianapolis.
Talk OF reviving the tennis tourna.
meflts at Magnolia may bring back
interesting memories TO Secretary OF
War Dwight r. Davis. When the
chief Of the War Department was In
Innf 49, ~ H. a.
player, and he loves. the game even
to-day. His folks. st. Louis people,
found charm In the Summer stay on
the North Shore. and usually were al
Magnolia until well along toward the
Autumn months. At the Oceanside
Hotel some OF the best courts in the
country had been built, and young
Davis developed the plan OF MID
summer tournament. which proved 30
attractive that 1t brought the finest
players In America. and often many
from abroad, for the competition. Ten
mis- week was always notable social
teas, dinner parties and the great ten.
mis- ball It slfIiced to provide one of
the most interesting weeks Of the en-
tire Summer. Time saw the falling
on OF interest. Now there is talk OF its
revival, and the staging OF the tour.
fleys again will wildly recall to Sec
rotary Davis the days when he fought
gallantiy for honors on the courts
Mrs. Alice III. Damn of washington
is at the Kettle Rock Inn at Rass
Rocks for mid-July sojourn on the
North Shore.
The Misses Hopkins, who have been
abroad for the early season, are on
from Washington for q North Shore
stay and will be at the Oceanside at
Magnolia for the balance Of the sea
son. Mrs. D. p. Allison OF Baltimore
Is also at the Oceanside.
The r. b. Wrights OF washington
are at the Kicker cottage at An
Tlisquam for the balance Of the season.
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge OF Wash.
ington, who has been at Nahant for
the early season and has been staying
on since the wedding Of her son. Mr..
Henry Cabot Lodge. and Miss Emily
Sears, which was one OF the early
July events, Is to spend the neat few
weeks in Maine. Mrs. Lodge Ii to be
at Northeast Harbor for q, month or
more.
The Richard p. Davidsons of Wash.
ington are being welcomed to the
North Shore for their first season.
They have taken the Febiger estate,
at Singing Beach, Mancfester, one OF
the most attractive In that colony.