Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-25
North Shore
Is at Height
|Of Activity
DR.. John Hays Ham
mond, Jr., Returns to
His Summer Home.

John Hays Hammond, jr., has re-
tuned to his Summer home at Fresh
water Cove, Gloucester, after a visit
with friends in Washington. DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Sachs of Washington
| and New York have been visiting Miss
Nathalie H. Hammond at st. Briavel
at her Summer home at Gloucester.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew is
coming next week to Red Roof, his
Summer home at Eastern Point, Glou-
cester, where he will be until the
opening of the next session of Con-
gress. Representative Richard S. Rus
sell, who also is mayor of Cambridge,
is at his Summer home at Essex,
where he plans to be until october.
Mrs. John H. B. Pitney Of Morris
town, N. j., and Washington, has
taken Syditha Terrace, the mansion
house of Mr.. Sydney E. Hutchinson Of
Philadelphia in the West Beach dis
trict at Beverly Farms, until mid
| September. Mrs. Pitney is a sister
| OF Mrs. Joseph Letter of Edgewater
House, Beverly Farms and Washing
ton.
Mrs. William Phillips, wife of the
Undersecretary of State, with her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Phillips of
Highover Wenh, North Beverly, have
returned from London where they
spent two weeks with friends. Under
secretary of State Phillips is coming
from Washington to join his family
and will go for stay at Lobster Lake
in Maine, where the Phillips have an
attractive camp.
Mr.. Keith Merrill, jr., sen Of Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Merrill of Avalon,
Prides Crossing and Washington, has
been making a remarkable showing
in Northshire yacht races. He skip
pered the Manchester Yacht Club
crew in the victory over Massachusetts,
Bay clubs in the Gloucester race week
series.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. du Pont Of
Wilmington, Del, are visiting Mrs.
Bryce j. Allan of Washington at
Allenbank, her Beverly Farms Sum
mer home Mrs. Allan entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. when a
number of Washington and North
| Shore friends were guests to meet
Mr. and Mrs. du Pont.
Mrs. Joseph Letter of Washington
/ and her son.. Mr. Thomas Letter are
i giving a dance Friday evening, Oc-
! tober II, Columbus day eve, for Miss
Nancy Letter, one of this seasons
debutantes. The dance will be at
Edgewater House, the Letter Sum-
mer home in the West Beach district
! at Beverly Farms, one of the most
! attractive on the North Shore Guests
will attend from all of the North
Shore colonies.
Mrs. Philip owen Coffin and her
daughter, Miss Virginia Coffin, have
returned to Washington after visit
with Mrs Coffiin's brother, Mr.. George
Won L. Meyer, jr., at Longmeadows,
the Meyer estate at Hamilton, in the
Myopia district.
Gen. William Horton of Washing
ton is visiting Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose at Sea Rocks, her Summer
home in the Eastern Point colony
at Gloucester. Justice James C. Nc
/ Reynolds of the United States Su-
| preme Court has returned to the
Capital after visit with Mrs. Loose.
| During the Summer Mrs. Loose has
done much entertaining and has had
many Washington friends.
| Mrs. John R. Williams of Wash
ington is occupying her cottage on
I West street, Beverly Farms, for the
remainder Of the season. Mrs. Will
liams was with her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Letter, at Edgewater House,
nearly across the way from her ONE.
Mrs. Williams plans to be on the
North Shore until early October.
The Ipswich Parish Players will
present Frederick Lonsdale's Eng
fish comedy, Aren't We ALL" at the
Ascension parish house Saturday eve
ming, September 7. Miss Anne B.
Dick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
Dick of Boston and New York, who is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Bayard
Tuckerman, in Ipswich, will make her
first appearance with the players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge,
ir.; Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L..
Meyer, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver VOL
colt, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L Steward,
MIR. and Mrs. Dudley L. Pickman, jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P. Sears and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac r. Thomas were among
those contributing to the success of
the field day and fair, Wednesday, at
Candlewood Farm. the estate of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Cameron Burrage, jr.,
on Heartbreak road, Ipswich. The af-
fair was for the benefit of the Assem-
sion Memorial Church, Ipswich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Gardner OF
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