Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30

BEVERLY, Mass, June 29.-Wash-
1ngton colonists all along the North
Shore will be in attendance tomorrow
at the eleventh annual horse show
of Mai. Augustus Peabody Gardner
Post of the American Legion, which
is to be staged on the Myopia school
ing field in Hamilton. The post
named in honor of Maj. Gardner, for
many years the representative OF the
North Shore in the national House OF
Representatives, for 10 years offered
the show as one of the principal at
fractions tor the Fourth of July holi-
day. This year the committee in
charge, headed by Mr.. Bayard Tuck
erman, jr., one Of the best-known
sportsmen in the country, decided to
stage the show on Sunday, the first
Sunday show ever held here.
All Of the stables In the Myopia
district, far famed for its hunters, will
be represented in the is classes on
the program, with cups and ribbons
offered in all of the classes. There IS
much entertaining over the week end
in connection with the show and the
Myopia and Essex County Clubs were
gay tonight.
Mr.. George Won L. Meyer. jr., with
his two sons, George Won L. Meyer, Sd,
and Charles Appleton Meyer Of Long
meadows, Hamilton, sailed today from
New York for Italy, where he will visit
his mother, Mrs. George Won L. Mey-
-, ic tho
widow of Mr.. George Won L. Meyer,
who served as Postmaster General
and Secretary of the Navy, and later
as Ambassador to Italy and Russia,
during the administration Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Mrs. Joseph Letter is one Of the
largest taxpayers in Beverly, accord
ing to the list given out this week by
the city tax collector IN Beverly. Other
large taxpayers, well known in Wash
ington, are Mr.. Keith Merrill of Ava
Ion, Prides Crossing; Mrs. William
Madison Wood of woodstock, Prides
Crossing; Mrs. William H. Moore of
Sunset Rock, Miss Helen G. Prick of
Eagle Rock and Mr.. John T. Spald-
ing of Sunset Rock, all colonists at
Prides Crossing.
Mrs. William Phillips, wife of the
Undersecretary of State. gave din
ner party at Highover, her North Bev-
erly home, on Wednesday evening,
after which her guests went to the
lecture on the world cruise of the
schooner yacht Yankee by Capt. Irv-
ing johnson. Mrs. Letter of Edge
water House, Beverly Farms, and
Mrs. Merrill Of Avalon, Prides Cross
ing, all Washington colonists on the
North Shore, had guests at dinner be-
fore the lecture which was given for
the benefi, Of the Beverly Hospital, in
which many Of the Washington Sum-
mer residents are interested
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose of Wash
ington has opened Sea Rocks, her
Summer home of Atlantic road, East
Gloucester, for the long season on
the North Shore. Mrs. Loose has
one of the most attractive homes
in the Eastern Point district, and as
usual, will do much entertaining.
Many Washington officials will enjoy
the Inequalities of Sea Rocks during
the Summer.
The Right Rev. and Mrs. G. F. c.
Bratenahl are on from Washington
for their usual long stay on the North
Shore. They are at their Braces
Cove cottage in the Eastern Point dis
trict for the Summer and plan to
be here until late in September.
Undersecretary OF State William
Phillips has returned to Washington
sitter q brief visit with his family
at the Phillips Summer home. High
over. on the shore of Wenham Lake at
North Beverly. Later next month
Undersecretary Phillips is planning to
come to Highover to accompany his
family to Lobster Lake, Me-, where
they have a cottage and plan to make
their usual Summer stay.
Keith Merrill Of the Department of
State is expected at Avalon, his Sum-
mer home at Prides Crossing, for over
the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Arthur Bruce of
Chevy Chase have taken the Gray
cottage, Gray Rocks, at Brier Neck,
Gloucester. for the Summer. This is
the first season on the North Shore
for the Bruces.