Evening star., 1929-06-30

BEVERLY, Mass, June 29.-Wlth
the approach of July many Washington
colonists are arriving on the Massa-
chusetts North Shore and from now
until after Labor day the National
CAPITAL will be we'll represented. The
North Shore will miss many of the
embassies and legations which were
established in the colonies last Summer,
hut from the present indications the
Diplomats vii find occasion Tor snort
visits on the New England coast before
the season really closes. The German
embassy will be established at Man
chester and the Siamese legation al
ready has moved to Bass RockS anu
the Washington representation OUTSIDE
of the diplomatic corps Will be larger
than ever during this season.
Gen. and Mrs. Clarence @. WlllamS
have come to spend the Summer at
Sycamore Farms, their lovely estate at
Hamilton. Sagamore Farms was de-
veloped by the late Maj. Augustus Pea-
body Gardner, representative IN
Congress from Essex County, Mass, ana
the first husband of Mrs. Williams. 1t
is located in the far-famed Myopia
district, and as both Gen. and Mrs.
Williams are subject to the allurementS
of the hunting district, Sycamore
Farms is most happily placed.
RawIs-Pitney Wedding Listed
At Edgewater House in July.
Edgewater House, Beverly Farms
Summer home of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter. will be the scene of notable
wedding Saturday, July 20, when Mrs.
Letters sister, Mrs. Francise Williams
Pitney. will become the bride Of MIR.
Houston Rawls of New York City and
Detroit. Mrs. Pitney, who Is the widow
of John Ballentine Pitney, has
legion of friends in all the colonies.
The Letter home this Summer will, as
usual be the scene of much entertain
ing. for Mrs. Letter ranks as one of the
North Shores most delightful hostesses.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Rives of
washington have taken the Clay
estate. known as Finisterre, and located
on Eastern Point at Gloucester, for the
Summer season. This is the first
season the Rives have taken cottage
on the North Shore, although they
have been here frequently for visits
with Washington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lippitt of
Providence are to be at Rock Cove,
the Pierce estate in the Paine reserve
at Prides Crossing, for the Summer,
Washington official and social life.
made during the years when Mr.. Lippitt
was a Senator from Rhode Island.
Mrs. Marshall Field of Washington
has chosen the Pierce cottage at
Prides Crossing. known as Harbor
View, for her Summer home for the
season. Mrs Field was at Beverly
Farms last season; where She had a
cottage in the West Beach district.
Her home is only a short distance
from Selwood, Summer abiding place
of her niece, Mrs. Albert j. Beyeridge,
who already is established there for
the long season.
Col. Edward Mandell House is an
other colonist well known in Washing
ton who will be on the North Shore
again this Summer. Col. and Mrs.
House have taken the Lane cottage at
Manchester for the season.
staff of German Embassy
Take Quarters at Manchester.
DR.. o. G. Kiep, counselor of the
German embassy, will be at the Essex
Country Club at Manchester for most
of the Summer. Herr Rudolf Leitner,
the first secretary of the embassy. will
be at Manchester for the Summer with
his family, and the Rowe cottage at
Manchester has been taken for other
members of the official staff. The
German flag will float over the cottage
from July Is until the middle of
September.
Bishop and Mrs. Phillip M. Rhine
lander are at Dogbar, their attractive
Summer home on Eastern Point at
Gloucester.
Mrs. j. D. Broadhead of Washington
has been at the Hawthorne Inn at
East Gloucester for the early season.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew,
who represents the Essex County dis
trict in Washington, is at his Eastern
Point home in Gloucester for the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann are
expected next week at Greenbrier cot