Evening star., 1935-10-27
Bay State
Hunts Due
This Week
II Clubs Send Groups
To Championship
Hunter Trials.

BEVERLY, Mass, october 90
in New England, New York, Maryland
and Virginia in attendance, the cham
pionship hunter trials and the New
England hunts hound trails will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week over Myopia hill and dale. The
Myopia Hunt Club, one of the Oldest
in the country. is sponsoring the trials
and besides the Myopia trails those
on the estate of Mrs. Augustus F.
Goodwin at Brackenside. Hamilton,
will be used. Washington colonists,
who are on the North Shore will find
the meet a colorful one and there
will be much entertaining in connec-
ton with the event. many of the hunt
ers coming on to spend the week end
with friends in the Myopia and shore
colonies.
| Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose has closed
Sea Rocks, her Summer home out on
Eastern Point at Gloucester, and has
returned to Washington for the VIM
ter season. Mrs. Loose did much en-
tertaining during the season and had
many friends from Washington for
North Shore tarries.
| Miss Nancy Letter. daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Letter of Washington and
Edgewater House at Beverly Farms,
has returned home after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell at
Tuxedo Park, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Rawls, brother
in-law and sister of Mrs. Letter, have
returned to Washington after late
stay at Beverly Farms, where they
had the Syditha terrace estate of Mr..
Sydney E. Hutchinson of Philadelphia.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry Sturgis
| Grew, jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Sturgis Grew of Manchester and
nephew of the United States Ambas-
sador to Japan. Mr.. Joseph c. Grew,
to Miss Selma Richards Wood. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis
Wood of Philadelphia. will take place
in Philadelphia Friday. November 29.
There will be many Washington and
| North Shore guests for the ceremony
and reception.
/ Mai. and Mrs. Charles P. Rimmer
gave a dinner dance tonight at Wend-
over, their Centervilles home in Bev-
! erly, for Mrs, Runners debutante
daughter. Miss Ada Whitney Simpson.
and Miss Elise Sortwell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin F. Sortwell. OF
Beverly Farms. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hubbard will give a luncheon at
Brookfield, Hamilton. tomorrow for
Miss Joan Belmont of New York City
and Miss Sortwell.
Mrs Albert j. Beveridge has closed
Selwood, her Summer home at Beverly
Farms, for the season and has re-
( turned to Indianapolis for the Au
tumn. Mrs Beveridge will, as usual.
pass most of the Winter in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cary Thorn
dixie have closed The Cliffs, their
Manchester Summer home, and have
gone to Boston for the Winter, where
they will occupy the home of Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, jr., in
Brookline.
! Miss Belle Gurnee has returned to
her Washington home after a visit
with Mrs. Charles r. Scott of New
York City at her Manchester home
Miss Gurnee spent the Summer at
Hulls Cove, at Bar Harbor. Me, where
her sister, Mrs. Henry Hill Thorndike
of Boston, also Summered
Undersecretary of State William
Phillips was a member of the hon.
orary committee of the Japan Society
of Boston which gave a reception
Wednesday in honor of Baron Ino
Dan and the Baroness Dan. The So
ciety also observed its 18th anniversary
in connection with the entertaining
Of Baron and Baroness Dan.
Mr. Nokolai Sokoloff has returned
to Washington after a visit in Boston
and on the North Shore. Mr. So
koloff, former conductor of the Cleve-
land Symphony Orchestra and well
known on the North Shore. is now
Federal administrator of P. w. A.
music projects.