Evening star., 1935-11-03

Make Trip
To Resorts
Visit to Mountains for
Week Is Planned
Before Return.

BEVERLY, Mass, November 2.-Mr.
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, jr., Under
secretary of the Treasury, and Mrs.
Coolidge, after short stay on the
North Shore, have gone to the Bret
ton Woods and other White Noun
tain resorts for a stay of week. The
Coolidges recently closed their Man
chester cottage at Coolidge point. The
mountain trip is the first real vaca-
ton Mr.. Coolidge has had this year.
his tarries at Manchester being Of
short duration because of the press
Of his official duties in Washington.
Mrs. Walter D. Denegre, who has
been spending the long season at Villa
Crest. her West Manchester home. is
returning to Washington for the Win
ter next week, Her home is at 1915
Sixteenth street. As usual, Mrs.
Denegre will spend some weeks in
New orleans, where the Denegre fam
lily has Southern home.
Mrs. Marshall Field who has been
passing the Summer at the Rock
Edge cottage of Mr.. Frederick Moul-
ton Alger of Detroit and Crosse Point,
Mich, has returned to her Washing
ton home at $500 Sixteenth street.
Mrs Field was one of the early COM
ers to the Prides Crossing district
this season. coming here late in June.
Her stay has been very quiet one
and she returns to Washington much
improved in health.
Count francesca Mario Guarda-
bassi and the Countess Guardabassi.
with their sons, FREDERICK and CHINA,
sail today from New York on the Conte
Grande for Italy They have been
passing the Summer and early Au-
tumn season at the Old Fort cottage
in the Paine Reserve. They plan to
spend the Winter in Perugia, where
they have an extensive estate. The
Countess Gauardabassi before her
marriage was Miss Rosalind Wood,
daughter of Mrs William Madison
Wood. well known in Washington.
Mrs. Robert English. the former
Anita Grew of Manchester, recently
gave birth to a daughter in Paris,
where she makes her home. Mrs.
English is the daughter of the AM
bassador to Japan, Joseph {. Grew
and Mrs. Grew. Ambassador Grew
passed his holiday from diplomatic
duties with Manchester relatives and
recently returned to his post, joining
Mrs. Grew in Paris, who had been
visiting her daughter in the French
capital.
Maj. Gen. j. H. McBrien. U. S. A.,
and Maj. Oleg du Dessov were among
the judges at the fourth annual cham
pionship hunter trial and the thir-
teenth annual running of the New
England hunts hound trials. which
took place Wednesday and Thursday
at Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton
and the Brackenside estate of Mrs.
Augustus F. Goodwin, also in Ham
ilton. Seventeen hunt clubs in New
England, Maryland and Virginia were
represented at the trials. The Myopia
Club gave luncheon on Wednesday
for the masters Of the club COM
peting and for the club members
riding in the trials.
The Misses Edith ana Margaret
Sperry, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcy L. Sperry of Washington, made
their debut at tea Thursday after
noon at the Milton Club, in Milton,
where the Sperrys have been pass
ing the late season. The Sperry sis
tiers attended Milton Academy and
for the past two years have been
studying abroad
Mrs William r. Hurd of Lothrop
Boulevard and Mrs. Harry E. Sears
of Monument Square are visiting Mrs.
Ralph Payne in Washington.
Mr. Richard P. Hammond, son of
Mr.. John Hays Hammond of Wash
ington and Lookout Hill, Gloucester,
is sailing from France November Z
after a stay of a month in Paris.
Mr.. Hammond is we'll known as
composer. He will be on the North
Shore for the late season and will
occupy the new home which he and
his sister. Miss Natalie Hays Ham,
mond, recently completed on the
Hammond estate.