Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

BEVERLY. Mass. June 26.-Nith
the departure OF Crown Prince GCsta-
Vus AdolphuS ard the Crown Princess
Louise of Sweden for the West, the
North Shore seems a bit quiet this
week, after the round of interesting
affairs planned in honor of the royal
party. Coming to the Massachusetts
coast in its June time best, when the
roses are beginning to glow in the
gardens and there is a touch of color
everywhere, a prettier time could not
have been chosen. There was much
Washington interest in the visit, Tor
many of the cottages and colonlStS
from the Capital City were among
those who did honor to the royal
party. Former Senator and Mrs. Al
bert J. Beverage. well known in the
capital were among those entertain
ing members of the suite. as were Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. the Crown
Prince and Princess making their first
formal call at Eaglchead, the Morris
home. For many years Mr.. Morris
was the American Ambassador to SWe-
den, and went to Chicago this week,
where he had a prominent part in the
reception in the Lake Michigan city
planned for the Grown Prince and his
consort. Sir Esme Howard the Brit
iSh Ambassador, who is at Manches-
ter for the Summer. was among those
meeting the Crown Prince and
Princess and guest at several affairs
III his honor, which included lunch
con and a dinner party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Coolidge, the
IIosts. at their Elletraps home. in
PrideS Crossing, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
d. SleeperS dinner party at Glouces-
Ter and the dinner dance at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Prince.
at Princemere. at WenhamA
Wedding bells are ringing merrily
in the Summer colony and there are
many plea anticipations for
the brilliant wedding and reception
which will mark the nuptialS Of Miss
Emily Sears. daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Henry r. Sears of the Cove
House at Beverly, to Henry Cabot
Lodge, son of Mrs. George Cabot
Lodge of Washington. The ceremony
is to take place at Mt. Peters Episco-
pal Church in Beverly July l, and is
10 be followed by a breakfast and re-
'"eption at the Sears Summer home in
the Cove district of Beverly
The annual rose show of the North
Shore Horticultural Society, which
was planned for this week, was put
over to next week because of the
backward garden conditions. y few
warm days have worked wonders and
now the gardens are abloom.
Justice Holmes on Coast.
After q long season in Washington.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the
United States Supreme Court and Mrs.
Holmes are at their North Shore
home in Beverly Farms for the long
Summer. Each year Justice Holmes
comes to the Beverly shore as soon
as the court sessions are suspended
and plans to enjoy the charm of the
sea and country until we'll into the
Autumn or until the Supreme Court
resumes its sessions. The Holmes
cottage is one of the best known in
The farms district, and was for many
years the abiding place Of the father
of the justice, oliver Wendell Holmes,
the poet.
1t was here that he found inspiration
for many of his poems which won en-
durable fame. Time was when there
was great competition among the
North Shore towns land the neighbor-
ing community of Manchester adopted
"by-the-sea" to show that it was diff
ferent from other Manchesters. The