Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-10

BEVERLY. Mass, July e.-Fourth
OF July week always marks the OPEN
ing Of the season on the North Shore,
the time of the early Summer when
the colonies take on new life and
when the social and sport programs
take on the zeSt that makes life
pleasure in the sea swept towns of
this picturesque stretch of the Massa
chusetts coast. For the Washington
Sojourners. especially those III the
diplomatic set. there is much TO IN
terest. and many pretty affairs in
the way of luncheons and dinner
parties are being planned in their
honor.
The North Shore this Summer is
much favored rs the Summer home
of the diplomats. and with the arrival
OF the Minister from the Neither
lands at the Brown cottage, Beverly
Cove, the group expected for the
Summer is complete. Marblehead
was CAV during the week with its
lace program, featured by the holiday
events. while the Legion horse show
brought out a gathering representa-
tive of all the colonies on the North
Shore. Tennis is to start next week
at the Montserrat Club when the
the inaugural event a busy Summer
is anticipated. Polo at the Myopia
and Prncemere fields is always at
tractive. and the golf courses OF the
North Shore are among the best in
the country.
After a few days III New York Mr..
John Hays Hammond has Joined his
family at Lookout Hill, the notable
Summer home of the Hammonds at
Gloucester, where they will spend the
long season on the North Shore. Mrs.
Hammond and Miss Natalie Ham
mond have been at Gloucester for
short time, after spending the early
sea son in Washington. During the
Summer Mr.. Hammond often is
called away from his Summer place.
but fGr the most Of the season gets
his greatest delight in his seashore
stay. Miss Elizabeth Hammond will,
as usual, spend most of the Summer
At Lookout Hill.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew en-.
tertained at Red Roof, his Summer
place at East Gloucester. out on East
ern Point, over the Fourth of July in
honor of Gen. Fenelon F. G. Passage
of France, who is in this country to
visit the 104th Regiment during its
tour of duty at Camp Devens. Gen.
Passage was the honor guest at a
luncheon Sunday land at dinner
Gacon is with Gen. Passage as his
aide during the American visit.
Dame Una Pope Hennessy and her
two interesting children arrived on
the North Shore this week from Eng
land, where she went for the purpose
OF bringing the young folks to the
North Shore for the Summer. Col. j.
II. Pope -Hennessy is with the British
embassy and has established his fam
lily at Manchester for the Summer.
Miss Susan c. Foster of Washington
Is at her Summer home at Marblehead
Neck for the long season.
Yachting and tennis proved two no.
table attractions for members of the
diplomatic set along the shore this
week, for with the New York Yacht
Club visit to Marblehead and the race
program over the holiday there was
much entertaining at the clubs. and
members of the British and German
embassies were represented among the
guests at the Eastern and Corinthian
Clubs.
After spending most Of the year in
Europe. Robert D. van Roijen has
Joined his parents, the Minister from
the Netherlands and Nine. van Roijen,
who are at Sunset HILL the Brown cot.
tage at Beverly Cove. for the Summer.
This is the first season that the Meth
erlands legation has been established
on the North Shore, and colonists are
doing much to make the stay of the
Minister and his charming wife
pleasant one. Nine. van Roijen is a
sister Of Mrs. Frederick Winthrop,
whose country home, the Groton Hall,
at Hamilton, is only a few miles away
from Sunset Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
of Washington are on the North
Shore for a visit with Mrs. Lodges
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Henry F. Sears,
at their Summer home, The Cove
House, in the Chapman's Corner dis
trict at Beverly Cove. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Lodge have many friends on the
North Shore. especially in the younger
set and many pretty affairs will be
given in their honor during their |
Beverly visit.
Enjoying a July sojourn at Edge |
water House, the Summer home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter in the |
West Beach district at Beverly Farms, |
have been Mrs. H. f. Williams. |
mother of Mrs. Letter, and Mrs. |
Blaine Elkins, who came from Wash |
ington. Mrs. Williams usually comes |
to the Farms for portion of every |
Summer.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. |
George r. Farnum have returned to |