Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
Polo Play Specially
Challenges Interest
Of North Shore Folk
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who is summering at Gloucester. viii
preside.
Mrs George Won L. Meyer, who has
many friends in Washington, will open
| Rockmaple Farms, her lovely estate OF
Main street in Hamilton, Wednesday
afternoon and evening for the annual
garden party in aid of Christ Episcopal
| Church in Hamilton in which many
Of the colonists in the Myopia district
are interested Many unusual features
are being planned for the party. Mrs.
Meyer herself is to have charge Of one
Of the booths at the fair and will be
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Phili
ltOwen Coffin, who is here from Was!<s
ington, and by her granddaughter,
Miss Virginia Rodgers and Miss Alicia
Rodgers. Miss Beatrice Patton ant
Miss Ruth Patton, daughters of Col.
and Mrs. George S. Patton, who are
/ here from Washington for the Summer
at their Hamilton home, are among thd
young folk interested in planning a pet
show. Many Of the Summer colonists
are to assist at the booths and are
serving on the committees arranging
for the annual affair. Mrs. Charles F.
Aver Of Juniper Ridge Is the chairman
OF the committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant have
come from Washington for their usual
Summer stay on the North Shore. They
are in their Shetland road cottage at
Rockport, one of the favorite colonies
for artists, who come from many partC
Of the country to paint the glories OF
the sea and shore.
Mr.. Eben F. Comins, we'll known in
10 hi - ,t~
is at East Gloucester for the season.
He is among those registered at the
Delphine
Mrs H. H. Barton, Mrs. Philip Ran
som and Mrs Barbara Merrimam Of
washington are among the recent
visitors at the Delphins at East Glouces-
ter Mrs. A. w. Birdseye of the
Capital has been at the Rockaway at
East Gloucester. Mrs. j. Davis Broad
head and Miss Leona Mccoy of WASH
| ington have been among the early sea-
son visitors at Hawthorne Inn.
Mrs. G. D. Fowler. Mrs Thomas L.
Casey and Miss Daisy Prentiss Of Wash
ington, are at the Thorwald at Bass
Mrs. c. c. Long is making her usual
visit to the North Shore and is to be at
Bass Rocks for the Summer season, one
Of the favorite colonies for Washington
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester A. Barr and DR..
and Mrs. Robert Ransdell were among
the patrons and patronesses for the
opening of the Cape Ann Little Theater
at Turks Head Inn, Rockport, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. John r. williams is in her
charming New England home, yellow
painted, white trimmed and green blind
cottage. for the Summer. and Is hap
PLY established just of West street,
nearly opposite the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. joseph Letter, Edgewater
House. Mrs. Williams has been coming
to the Farms for several seasons and
has now joined the ever-growing cot
tage owning, group. Her Summer home
has been In the past used by the
British embassy and is one Of the most
attractive of the Summer places in the
West Beach district.
Miss Mary Hopkins of Washington
is at the Oceanside at Magnolia for a
midsummer stay.
Mrs. D. B. Merryman of Washington,
who has been visiting Miss Mary B.
Adams of the Washington colony at
Bass Rocks, has sailed for Europe
where she will spend the remainder Of
the Summer. Miss Adams Is in the
former Taylor cottage at Bass Rocks
| which she purchased this season and
is adding to its attractiveness by a
number Of landscape Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Green are
again welcomed by friends at Magnolia
and in other colonies. The Greens
have taken the Kennard cottage at
Magnolia for the season and plan to
remain until September.
MFR. Philip M. Rninelander of Wash
ington. has been elected a member Of
the race committee of the Eastern
Point Yacht Club at Gloucester An
| svata
ranged for the season which will carry
through until Labor day. Mr.. F. w.
Rhinelander, I'd, is a member of the
house committee of the club. The club
now has most interesting home of its
own and promises to play an important
part in yachting activities along the
North Shore.