Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28
North Shore Sports Center
at Manchester and Beverly
Mrs. Letter and Others Hosts to Tennis Players.
Social Events Quicken as Season Advances.
Myopia Hunt Planning Polo

of witnessing-and getting some real
first-hand nformation-about how the
women Of the North Shore interest
themselves In politics, and as Repub-
licanism predorhinates in the district,
1t is all the more interesting. Mrs.
Good was among the honor guests
at the garden party Of the Republican
women of rock.ribbed Essex County at
the estate Of Mrs. william H. Coolidge
at Manchester. She had most pleas
ant afternoon and charmed the North
her interest in political affairs. Sec
rotary Good Is enjoying his stay to the
utmost. He Is in much demand as q
speaker, and he makes q good speech,
too.
The Washington friends Of Col. Ed
ward Mandell House will be pleased to
hear Of his continued improvement. He
Is getting along finely after his recent
operation, and Is now able to be out
pleasant drives along the picturesque
North Shore
An engagement Of interest in Wash
ington Is that Of Miss Betty French
Shields, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Shields Of New York City,
whose Summer home Is at Eastern
Point, in the Gloucester district. to
Mr.. Guy J. Bernard, son Of Mrs. Esther
@. Bernard Of Washington. No date
has as yet been announced for the
wedding.
Welcomed by the young folks on the
North Shore win be Miss valerie
Prochnik, daughter Of the Austrian
Minister. Edgar L. @. Prochnik, when
she comes to the North Shore this
month. She Is to visit her step
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
James of Brookline, who are spending
the Summer at the Delphine, at
Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders at
Ocean House, Swampscott.
Mrs. Everett 3. Sanders Of Washing
ton has \ enjoying July sojourn at
the New Ocean House, In Swampscott.
Mrs. Sanders has many friends In the
North Shore colonies. and four years
ago spent most Of the Summer In
Swampscott. when Mr.. Coolidge was
President and her husband was secre-
tary to the President. Several pretty
luncheon and dinner parties have been
given in honor of Mrs. Sanders during
her North Shore stay.
After spending a month at Nahant,
Mr.. Butler Wright. United States Min
lister to Hungary, with Mrs. Wright and
their daughters. Edith and Mary Caro-
line Wright sailed Wednesday for Hun
gary. They are making the trip by the
Southern route through the Mediterra-
mean to Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Mann
Nancy Beale) have returned to the
Capital after q North Shore visit with
Mr.. Mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
T. Mann Of Washington. at Greenbrier,
their Summer home at Coolidge Point,
in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Clark Of Wash,
ington have been enjoying a Forth
Shore tarry with Col. and Mrs. Edward
B. Clark Of Washington at the Ocean,
side, at Magnolia, where they are spend
ing the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotton Smith Of
Eoston are visiting Mr.. Smiths parents
Rev. and Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith of
Washington at Cottonfield. their Sum-
mer home on the Mill road, on the
Appleton farm, at Ipswich.
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge and her
daughter. Miss Helen Lodge of Wash
ington. who usually spend the Summer
at Nahant. are at the Brownlands, at
Manchester. for the North Shore season
Mr.. H. Cleveland Perkins of WASH