Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

spend several weeks visiting friends
on the North Shore. The Hiscountess
| in the years she spent in Washington
usually planned to come TO the Shore
| for a sojourn every Summer, where
she spent many happy days at the
| Burneside cottage of Miss Katharine
| Z. Lorine. at PRIZES Crossing. whom
i she will visit du ing her stay in this
country.
Mrs. William Phillips, wife of the
| United States Minister to Canada. is
at Highover. in Wenham. after stay
| in the Canadian capital. Mrs. Phillips
will join the Minister as soon as
house can be obtained for the legation.
| Miss Beatrice Phillips. daughter of the
Minister and Mrs. Phillips. has Joined
! her brothers and sisters at HiGhover.
coming home from England. where
she has been attending school.
| Mr.. Cleveland Perkins of Washing
ton has been with his sister, Miss
Ruth Perkins. at Green Court, the
MileSroad country home of the fam
| lily, in the Myopia district at Hamilton.
|. The Countess Moltl>e has been en-.
| ioying stay on the North Shore.
where she was visiting her brother.
Mr.. Frederick Winthrop. in his coun-
try home in the Myopia district in
| Hamilton. and her sister. Nine. van
Royen. wife of the Minister of the
Netherlands. who is spending the sum
mer at Sunset Hill. the Brown cottage
at Beverly Cove. The Countess Mott
he has many friends in the North
Shore colonies and many hospitalities
have heen accorded her during her
| tarry There are young folks in both
the Winthrop and van Royan families
l,n l,n,- fnl. 1nlc m Gl inc
their aunt about the shore and have
had her at the Montserrat Club. where
they have been playing tennis and
where she applauded impartially the
clever work of her young nieces and
nephews.
Welcomed to the Beverly Farms
colony is Miss Camilla Lippincott of
Washington. who is enjoying her first
Summer as CottaSer. She has taken
the Tufts cottage at the trams for
the balance of the season and arrived
just in time to be with her friend.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer. who has
come to Rock Maple Farm, her Hamil-
ton country place. after spending the
early season in Europe. most of the
time in Italy. where she has been with
her daughters. Signora Brambila and
Mrs. e. II. r. Rodgers. both well
known in Washington circles and
where for many years they made their
home when their father was the Sec
retary of the Navy and Postmaster
General.
Mrs, McCook Knox has joined Mrs.
Arson G. McCook of Washington ut
the Oce2nside at Magnolia for Il Mid
summer sojourn on the North Shore.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Morris +. Locke
and their family of Washington. are
enjoying the delights of August on
the North Shore at Nahant, where
they have taken the Johnson cottage
for the balance of the season.
Maj. 4. T. Fletcher of Washington
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James RI. Learned in their Summer
home in the Marblehead colony.
Representative 4. Piatt Andrew is
again in his Summer home at Glouces-
ter. after a visit at Osterville. Repre-
sentative Andrew is to attend the
Paris convention of the American
Legion as one Of the delegates from
the Massachusetts department.
There were many Washington folk
in the congregation at the Emmanuel
Church in Me chichester last Sunday.
when Right Rev. G.. e. F. Bratenahl
of Washington conducted the service.
DR.. Bratenahl is spending the Sum
most interesting seashore home out
on Eastern Point.
Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot OF
Washington had busy and interest
ing week at The Oaks. her lovely Bev
erly Farms Summer home. Thursday
she opened her home for a meeting in
the interest of the Hampton Institute.
and i'm attendance there was repre-
sentative gathering from all of the
colonies. The story of what Hampton
is doing was we'll told and there was
enjoyment in the musical program
presented by the students at the
famous school. Mrs. Cabot opened
her home Friday for one of the series
of lectures which Rev. DR.. Carroll
Perry of Ipswich has been giving on
the North Shore this Summer. The
talk yesterday was about THE Illus
tr:ous Franklin Mr.. Cabot, who is
much interested in aviation and who
was one of the pioneers in that sci
ence. is to attend the international
conference in Geneva. Switzerland. as
one of the official representatives from
the United States.
The annual fair and garden party
in aid of the Hamilton and Wenham
community service will take place
Wednesday in the community house