Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-24
Summer Colonists Enjoy
SPORTS on North Shore
Hoat Races, Bathing, Yachting and Tennis
Occupy Notabes Sojournins in
Massachusetts,
Massac husetts.

BEVERLY. July 23--Far flung are
the activities interesting rojourners on
the AIa&Sa chuSetts north shore. eX-
tending all the way from Nahart to
the tip end Of Cape Ann. allurements
that III variety show the urge OF the
season and the climb toward the apex.
which will come with the passing OF
the month Yacht clubs have been
CanterS Of many interesting aHalrS
during the week. with the Junior
North Shore championship being sailed
a the Manchester Yacht Club with
! crews from 10 of the leading yacht
clubs OF the North Shore sailing smart
boats over course giving true test
OF seamanship, The yachts winginS
their way along the shore to the out
ward marks made pretty picture Of
delight 10 the Summer visitors. Lunch
cons and dinner dances, together with
the usual musical programs. have
made life lively at the Marblehead
clubs. ON Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert c. Burrage opened Sea Home.
/ their beautiful estate at West Man
chester. for a sale in aid of the Fasm
and Garden Shop. and today there was
q representative gathering of colonists
at the Blynman farm. Summer home
of Mrs. William H. Coolidge at Mag
HDkia, IoI IL tS13fKDON lSle All t4u u tile
Boston Children's Friend Society. To.
night the first of the series of dinner
! dances was given at the Myopia Hunt
Club a Hamilton with Dudley l..
Pickman. jr.; John T. Nightingale and
r. jefferson Coolidge. jr., serving on
the committee for the affair. The
American, Opera Co. gave its first Of
fering Wednesday evening at Sitting
ton Hail, when Faust" was presented
to a representative audience from all
of the colonies. The week to come
will be featured with the opening Of
the ANIMAL invitation tennis tourna-
nent at the Essex Country Club, when
Helen Wills. Molla Mallory and many
of the ranking players of the country
will participate. Tennis week is al
ways one OF much entertaining on the
North Shore. and several pretty af-
fairs are being planned in honor of
the visiting players, who will come
from as far away as the Pacific Coast.
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- Tennis is one of the favorite
sports Of the North Shore. and mem
bers of the British embassy staff who
are putting up at the Essex Country
Club will have plenty to interest them
in the week to come. Sons of Sir
always been much interested in the
game and will be among those in
the gallery for the week. while the
German embassy staff. with Herr Q.
C. KieF the counsellor, and Frau Kiep
will be among those who will enjoy
the game The Minister from the
Netherlands, J. H. Van Royen, and
Nine. Van Royen Have had their first
viewing Of the sport on the North
Shore at the Montserrat Club where
they watched their niece and nephew,
Miss katherine Winthrop and Natha.
NAL Winthrop. children Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frederic Winthrop OF Groton
House, Hamilton, win their way INTO
the finals. Mrs. Joseph Letter, VINO
is at Edgewater, her Beverly farms
estate. win be among those who are
to entertain for tennis week and later
on will give her usual dance for the
diplomatic set.
These are happy days for the
Siamese Minister, Lieut.. Gen. Phya
Viiitayongs, who, with Kamala Sud
esna and members OF the legation
staff is finding delight on the sea-
swept coast of Bass Rocks on the
Gloucester end of the North Shore.
A house by the seashore, with east
winds blowing in from the sea Is a
refreshing experience after early sea
son at the legation out on kalorana
iroad. The Sianese Minister is finding
much to interest him on the North
shore and he has. made trips to all or
the colonies from Beverly to the TIP
end of Cape Ann. In Gloucester he
sees the fishermen sailing out or the
harbor for the fishing banks ana sees
the crafts deeply laden come in with
fun fares. He sees the great yachts
winging or steanl;ng their way UP
and down the coast and everywhere
he finds estates with wonderful gar
ldens, real beauty spots. Young MISS
IKamala is having the time OF ner
life with the swimming and the yacht-
ing and in the good times the young
folk in the colony are giving her.
Nenhers Of the legation have good
time. too. For years Edward RI.
LOTUS. counsellor of the embassy, or
PhYa Nides Vira jkick, as he is known
on the Diplomatic list, has been COM
tng with Mrs. Lotus TO Bass Rocks,
and their young folks are leaders IN
the younger set in the colony. just
"a short distance away from the lega-
Tion is Good Harbor Beach and on
almost any morning or afternoon
when the tides serve Phra Sundara
Nachana, the first secretary. and
huang Debavadi, the third secretary,
with Nobpawan Purnasri, attache.
may be seen enjoying a dip or indulg'
ang in the beach sports. The legation
will be maintained ON the North Shore
until we'll into the early Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Jellef are
on from Washington for long sea
son at their pretty cottage, out al
Wigwam Point at Annisquam.
Misses Mabel E. Duchay and Hester
K. Byrn of Washington have been en-
doying North Shore sojourn at Briar
Neck. in the Gloucester district.
Mr.. c. F. r. Ogilby and family, from
Chevy Chase. are at their Burberry
Ledge cottage, on, the picturesque
Grapevine road, at Eastern Point In
Gloucester.
Mrs. NJ, L. Clark of washington
has been among recent Washington
sojourners at the. Moorland. at Bass
Rocks Charles W. Fairfax of the
Capital has also been at the Moor
1and.
Mrs. Thomas L. Casey OF Washing
ton has been at the Thorwald, at Bass
Rocks, for a North Shore stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Moebs Of
Washington, who are spending the
Summer at their Marblehead cottage
have been among those entertaining