Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-31


little theater on the estate of Leslie
Buswell at Freshwater Cove. in
Gloucester. The Stillington Players
put on Booth Tarkington's play. The
Intimate Stranger" for a fortnight
run, closing this evening. A number
of the coloniStS assumed roles in the
play.
Maj. w. II. S. Aston, military
attache of the British embassy, is
showing fine form at golf. In the
tournament given by George A.
Bobyne of the st. Louis colony at
Beverly Farms for the annual Ingle-
lowe Cup trophy over the Essex CoLn.
ty Club course. Maj. Aston was in
for the semi.finals. Isaac T. Mann of
Washington was one of the players in
the tournament.
There was "a distinct Washington
tone to the gathering at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Bent of
Bethlehem, Pa, at Annisquam Thurs
day afternoon, when Canon Arthur
B. Rudd of the Washington Cathedral
gave an illustrated talk on The Glory
and Beauty of the Cathedral in Wash
ington." This project has always been
of much interest to the North Shore
residents, and has received added
impetus by the fact that such promi-
nent churchmen as Bishop Philip NJ.
Rhinelander and Dean c. r. G..
Bratenahl have their Summer home
in the Gloucester district.
Mrs. Joseph Letter returned to
Edgewater House, her lovely Summer
home at Beverly Farms from Wash.
ington, In time to do some entertain
no a vic M nc rAto
the Essex County Club. Mr.. Letter
and his son Thomas are leaving
next week for a ranching trip in
Wyoming.
Miss Jessie Cooper has been among
the Washington arrivals at the
Straitsmouth Inn, Rockport, for a
visit
After a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry s. Lyons, at The Boulders,
their Pride's Crossing Cottager. the
Hon. Eugene T. Chamberlain returned
to Washington. He met many friends
from the Capital City during his visit
here.
Mrs. John A. Dougherty has been
on from Washington for a visit with
Mrs. Jacob L. Loose at her Summer
home, Sea Rocks, at Gloucester.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer is ex-
pected home next week from Italy,
where she has been visiting her
daughter, Nine. Giuseppe Brambilla
in Rome. Nine. Brambilla and Mrs.
c. r. P. Rodgers are coming to Rock
Maple Villa, the Meyer home at
Hamilton for a late season visit In
the Myopia district.
Mr.. Percival Gassett Of Washington
has been at the Oceanside at Marble.
head for a short time.
Prof. and Mrs. William s. Myers of
Princeton, n. j., are enjoying a Mid
summer stay on the North Shore with
Mrs. Myers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis A. Barr Of Washington, at Casa
del Mar, their interesting Summer
home at Bass Rocks.
There is a bright bit Of news from
Lookout Hill. where John Hays Ham
mond is spending the Summer telling
OF the Improvement in his health. Mr..
Hammond has friends in all of the
colonies. who rejoice at his gain and
expect him to soon resume his activ.
tiles. Longtime friends have always
commented upon the enthusiasm he
shows in every project in which he is
interested and how well he does
things. He had a busy early season
in Washington and on the North
Shore will get the rest which will do
him worlds of good. Mrs. Hammond,
too. is improving in health.
The Rev. William L. De Vries.
Canon of the Episcopal Cathedral in
Washington, has been visiting Roger
Upton at his Summer home in the
Devreaux district at Marblehead. DIR.