Evening star., 1927-08-14
Marblehead Clubs Supply
'Thrills for North Shore Folk
NIhis9-Winsed Yachts at liid-u-,:,,-~ II ': At.
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h. Coli and To-:,i-.

~,.NEGLT. ,t"~. August IS
y Il &c in2cd y:tnt<. all the w:1y from
!lvalt schooner To III little @liffs
,-ith their le2 o'muttol ,gil scores
beautiful r,aft-SaVo thc North
hoe = kalaido g pie ricture of ma
',ne activities th:s Wcnk The Md
'"mm l.;"a ~ q . III M3rh'chcad
rl'' MS The m2~nc,. bringing yachts
u, many diS.aNt 10 - ~ M"~Sa-
~. att> r2N to- tn ilcc~. II Wash
t,.tnn fox Wa hcve enjoyed the
,,'ltinS On ii pu rma" tn r.ctu,C
was on, in;cns Gc,l m@ny.uld. and
Ncral d;y. uurin: the week there
ere n~arlv 500 yachts waiting for he
] !!kinc % the "tarGinS gun ia the
80 Cr res ttGS..ee. With North
) h"te htec2c8 filing tn" sails and
Nth IL lce rails H many of tn"
ait undo. vac. tn picture pre-
r 'ated va" one that til illri and left
l,stinc ntcmM - with the Washing
TN Sciourneis whn enjoyed it. There
a- n'utl entertaining ut the club.
J ,asC". especially IT the Eastern and
torinth.&n. and. Of cou, 80. with the
capital City SO well represented, there
Crc many N&. f,r@,on folk who went
Z" Marolch1.d for tn lunCheons, the
tsas ol III" dinner dances in the eve
IS climax. with all tho Marhlehead
,luhs cooperating in staging what is
to he the largest yacnt racing event
.:nce u: e-w&r days.
Tennis again was = lure on the
North Shore. with the annual invita-
ION tournament at the Montserrat
lub open To members hnd guests of
Hiyopia. Essex County AH6 Nahant
NJ in
"iaSlcs and doubles. with a notable
trtry list. and some remarkably bril-
Liant tennis VAS seen during the week.
Nine. Van RoNen. wife of the Minis
II from the Netherlands. was among
the gallery throns for the week, and
watched with interest the playing of
he younS niece. Miss Katherine Win
th.op Of Hamilton. There were
number over from the British en-
! stsy during the week. including the
SONS of the Ambassador and Lady lsa-
! lie Howard. Mrs. Frederick Win
top was the chairman of the com
ltjttce in charge of the notably sue.
,s,atul affair. and the quaint colonial
clubhouse wa thronged for the tennis
tea Yesterday afternoon. when the
MINERS in the various events were
presented with silver trophies emblem
-s.u-apMW
1t WAS bit like Washington ''at
home days" in the diplomatic corps
Thursday. when DIR. Q. c. kiep. charge
{, affaires of Germany. and Frau klep
received at the Summer embassy in
observance of German Constitution
day The embassy was bright with
blooms from the North Shore gardens
ard the affair was made most enjoy
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rious embassies and legations along
the North Shore and many of the col
onists calling with fluctuations upon
the progress of Germany. and incl
fan,ally TO pay their respects to DR..
Kiep and his charming wife. Frau
Elep expects her mother. Mrs. Else
Alves. from Berlin for a visit with her
which will extend into the early Au-
tumn. Fraulein Else Alves. who has
been spending the early season with
her sister. has sailed for Germany
after sojourn here. There is much
coming and going at the embassy. DR..
A. E. Reinhold. the former minister
of finance in Germany. and Frau Rein
hold returning to Williamson after
visit on the North Shore.
While tennis still rules as a favorite
sport with members of the diplomatic
oorps summering on the North Shore.
golf is growing in favor, and many of
the diplomats have achieved distinc-
ton on the Myopia and Essex County
courses. The Essex County course is
comparable to Chevy Chase. but the
Myopia. a classic. is even more diff
cult than the stiffest of the Washing
ton courses. At the Essex County
Club this week the invitation four
ball tournament has been played. and
some of the best known of the golfers
who are here for Midsummer have
been playing. Sir Adrian William