Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25

BEVERLY, Mass, jaly a4.-With
the sunlit waters of the blue Atlantic
dotted with the white wings or sail.
ing yachts and pleasure crafts of
many types moored off the shore, u
most interesting marine picture is
presented to the Washington sojourn-
eq's along the North Shore, marking
as it does the approach of the height
Of the yachting season when all of
the clubs are putting on racing
schedules and the clubhouses from
Marb'ehead to Gloucester are gay
with their luncheons, dinners and
dances.
The season has been the most sue
cessful since the war.
The week has been a bright one for
the visitors from the Capital with
the reception which Mrs. Godfrey
lowell Cabot, gave i'm honor of Jan
CiechanoWSki. the Polish Minister
and his wife at her lovely Summer
home. the Oaks. at Beverly Farms.
one of the high spots. The Polish
Minister and Nine, Ciechanowski.
who are happily established for the
Summer at Hedge Row. the Tibbitts
cottage at Manchester, were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Cabot and her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Bradley, who
is spending much Of the Summer at
the Farms. There were representa-
tiveS from the British embassy and
the Swedish and the Siamese lega-
tons in attendance. besides most
representative gathering from an Of
the colonies along the shore. There
was q most interesting group of
women presiding at the tea tables,
Including Mrs. G. L. e. G.. Charlton,
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick. and Mrs
&, d. Hetherington. whose husbands
are connected with the British en-
haSsy., also established for the sum
1ner at Manchester Mrs. Robert de
Wolfe Sampson and Miss Margaret
Corlies of the Magnolia colony also
assisted.
Many of the Washington colonists
were guests of Frederick H. Prince
at Princemere, Wenham. on Wednes-
day. for the dedication of the new
road which he gave to Essex County.
and which skirts his estate on the
border of Chebacco pond Senators
George II. Moses and William NJ
Butler were among the guests for
the afternoon.
The junior tennis tournament at
the Montselrat Golf Club brought out
splendid entry list and among those
playing were Miss Nancy Letter and
Thomas Letter, children of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter Of Washington,
who are at Edgewater. their Beverly
farms estate, for the Summer. and
Miss Anne EuStis. daughter of Mrs.
William L. Eustis. who is spending
the Summer at Skerryroye at Mingo
Beach. The North Shore has plenty
IN the way of sports in the making
with promise Of Lord Wodehouse and
several of the brilliant English polo
players coming to Myopia for
matches. and Misses Helen Wills and
Elizabeth Ryan playing in the tennis
tourney al the Essex County Club.
The carlton concerts at Glouces-
ter, which were made possible largely
through the efforts of Representative
4. Piatt Andrew. who is spending the
Summer at Gloucester. continue to be
attractive and draw many colouiSts
TO the Cape Ann city every Wednes-
day evening
Edward II. LOTUS. first secretary
of the Siamese legation. is being well
coined to Bass Rocks. where he and
Mrs. LOTUS and theii. interesting
family have established themselves
for the Summer. With them are
their sons. Rodericl5 ana Reginald.
who find many friends in the Younger
set Young Reginald is winning
fame as a golfer at BasS Rocks and
led the field of qualifers for the
Holdsworth Cup in the matches
played over the sporty course of the
Bass Rocks Golf Club. The Siamese
legation has been established again
for the Summer at Bass Rocks and
it's members find the delights of the
North Shore SO appealing that they
spend Summer after Summer there.
-. -,
d'affaires, and Lung Debavadi of the
legation are at the legation and will
be on the North Shore until well into
the Autumn.
Miss Anette Huntley of Washing
ton has been at the Rockaway at
East Gloucester for July stay on
the North Shore.
Mrs. D. w. Harrison is among the
Washington guests at the Delphine
at East Gloucester. where Miss Mary
Riley and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Maxwell, all of the Capital City, are
also tarrying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman of
Washington. who find the North Shore
in Midsummer a place of delight, are
again at the Moorland for their an.
nual visit. They have many friends
in the North Shore colonies and are
always warmly welcomed for the so.
cial affairs which are now frightening
the calendar at Bass Rocks and the
other inviting Summer places.
The Dudley Harmons of Washing.
ton have taken the Green cottage at
Burberry Heights, Lanesville, for the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre
of Washington, who are on the North