Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1926, Page 47

SO CIETY. Summer Homes at Beverly Being Rapidly Deserted British Embassy Staff Coming to Capital—Justice and Mrs. Holmes Soon to Quit Summer BEVERLY, Mass.. Septemher 25.— The approach of October brings one of the loveliest of the seasons along the North Shore and there are many Washington colonists who are find- Ing the lure of the shore so strong that the stave will be prolonged well into the tenth month of the year. Most of the hotels are closed. but the eountry clubs, particularly Mvopla. whera the hunting season fis in full &wing. and at Essex County. where the golf and tennis are attractive, are taking on thelr Autumn liveliness. The vachting season Is over. but as' vet few of the larger crafts have heen put Into their Winter quarters and many craft will remain in com- missfon untll after Columbus day. The North Shore has heen interested fn the report that Queen Marie of Rumania fe *= he entertained here Auring her American tour. The Crown Prince and Princess of Swe- Aen were here in the Midsummer and had some of the most Interesting experiences of their American tour while on the picturesque Massachu- metts coast. Mre. Charles Fairfax, who has heen spending the late season at Bass Rocks, has returned to Washington for the Winter. Miss Louise Roth has returned to her Washington home after the Summer at Rockport, North Shore. Mr. and Mre. K. B. Hazzard. who have heen spending the Summer at | Raers in Neck on Cape Ann, where they have had a cottage. have re- turned to their home, in Chevy Chase. | Mrs. GGeorge S. Patton. wife of Ma). Patton. 1. 8. A whose hushand is stationed In Honolulu. is visitine her | sicter, Mrs. Keith Merrill of Wash Ington. at Avalon. the Merrill Sum mer home in Prides Crossing. Mrs. | Patton came to the North Shore to | place her daughter, Reatrice, in schaol Mrs. Willlam ¢ Kustis and her feresting family are soon returning to \Washinzton after a delightful ummer on the North Shore. They ad Sherrvrove. the Lengworth cof- | tage at Mingo Reach, Beverly Cove, | or the season. | t Rev. G. F. €. Bratenahl and | ratenahl are soon to close their | on the North Shore after a lonz ~en at their Brace Cove estate at | €iloncester. The Bratenahl estate is | «1e of the <how places of the Cape | Shere with the mansion of the il type on lines a reminder onial davs and the furnisn- | 1 Feening with the period | fneticn Oliver Wendell Holmes | on \ Arbas=ador Phillips on Way | Fr.m Belgium for Vacation | (Continued from Fifth P'age.) | of Fort Rliss, Tex. is flower for the week end at the May- and Mrs. Hemry . Macatee | have uccompanied their daughter. | Miss Mary Paxton Macatee, to! Nerthampton, Mase.. where she enier the freshman class at College. They will return early in the | week. Dr Mrs. Franeis Fox. who has heen’| apending the late Summer with her mother. Mrs. Katherine at Wardman Park Hotel. has gone to |Have Georgetown. | Glendower, V'a.. to pass a few days. Col. James G. Darden left Washing. ton todav for a motor trip to Colorada, | background and | ton much | Ha will | Anne Smith | and Mrs Home. of the United States Supreme Court and Mre. Holmes are to close their North Shore stay next Saturday and f* are returning to Boston for a few days before returning to Washington for the Winter. Justice and Mrs. Holmes came to their Beverly Farms soon after the Summer recess of the Supreme (ourt was announced and have had a Summer of unusual de- light. The Holmes cottage.’ off Hale street, is in a garden spot of - the farms district, with forests in the velvety lawns and | gardens with hright hlooms in the | foreground. From the Holmes cot-| tage there is a wonderful view of the | Atlantic Ocean to be had and stretch- | ing away on the shore are Marble- | head and other North Shore towns. The Justice and Mrs. Holmes find the Summers at the farms most en- joyable and they retur- +o0 Washing- refreshed. Tne cottage, which they have had for many years, is that occupled by the father of the lustice, the late Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet. A few years ago it was purchased by Justice Holmes and with its pretty gardens is one of the most attractive in the district. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter. who! have heen spendinz the Summer at their lovely Edgewater house at Bev- erly Farms, have gone to the Vir- ginia Hot Springs for an Autumn tarry. The Leiters were among the notahle entertainers of the season and many Washington friends in of- fical and diplomatic circles were guests Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Leland Harrison, who have had the Silshee cottage at Reverly Cove, are returning to Washington after a most_interesting late season stay on the North Shore. Both Mr. and Mrs. son number friends in all of the colonies and Mr. Harrison has been especially. active in the Myopia set, where he has played golf with North Shore friends over the classic course. The Siamese legation on the North Shore. at Bass Rocks. has been closed for the season and Kdward H. Lof- first secretary, and mem- bers of his family are in Washing- | ton for the Winter months. The Sum- mer has been a particularly enjoy- able one for Mre. Loftus and mem- bers of the family. Mrs. Loftus Ras been a charming hostess and has done much entertaining at the Bass Rocks Country Clul, while her sons, Roderick and Reginald, have been rated amonz the best golf players in the Bass Kocks colony. The Loftus family, who has been coming to the North Shore for many seasons, are always assured of a warm weicome. Alice E. Ashevilie, N. €., with S the facul- Ross, who is identified ty ove Park School. Maj. and Mrs. George 1. Newgarden > returned to Washington and re- opened their home, 1633 Massachu- | setts avenue northwest, after spend. | in, N. 2 the Summer in Atlantic Cit Miss Ann Bowie Watson, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Watson of | 1840 Californla street. and Miss Ma Buchheister, daughter of M eorge Buchheister of 1pp: Marlboro, Md.. will sail October 2 to |spend the Winter abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ramsay \\'Ilrl’ll.i w¥_ have spent the Summer at the Prindeville, | Mouni Washington, in Bretton Wonds, returned to their home in Mr. and Mrs. left Washington Frederick W. Kerby Friday for a motor where he expects to remain for the |trip to Michigan. where their son, Winter. Miss Myrtle H. Bvers has returned from a week's stay at Hotel more, Atlantic City. Mre. John Sioane Rissell has re- | turned to her apartment in the Shaw- mut from Honolulu, where she visited | ter. [ing Mrs. Henry Peyser of the Royal- |ton, 918 M street northwest. her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut and Mrs. D. M. Logan. U. §. N, now atationed at San Diego. Col. Joseph M. 8. A. and Mrs. to the elty L MR C U, r have returned Heller has heen attending the United States Army | Medical Service School at Carlisle, Pa. The officers and ladies of the Car lsle Post entertained the visiting offi- cers and their wives and the student officers gave a dinner in honor of Col. Charles Reynold=, 1". S. A., com manding. last F evening at the | cenntry club at Carlisle. | Mr. and Mrs. Dunean D, of 1316_Potomac, 4 tertainéd at dinner Tuesday evening |- for the latter's nephew, Midshipman | Arthur Duncan = Among the | guests was Mrs. Eugene Marks. Ransdell e southeast en. | Mra. Gearge s children have a ton from Miami, ing her mother, Mrs, ived in Washing- They are visit- | Ray Rrez, | Mr.and M again In their home at street in Cleveland Park after spend- ing some weeks in Long Beach, Calif. and Mrs. M. Holzblerleln of 521 Connecticut avenue, arrived in New York vesterday on the Columbus after spending two months in travel abroad. Their son and daughter left by motor for New York and met themn when the ship docked. and will return to the Capital with them. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Whyte and sons hava sold their apartment at the Leamington and have moved Into their new home at 1649 Hobart street. Mrs. Harry €. Rand has returned te her home at Northbrook Courts, after having apent the Summer tour. ing Enrope with her hrother and sis. ter.inlaw. Dr. Phillips and Mrs. Phil- lips. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manley of 3700 Alhemarle sireet are at home after a | langthy autemohile trip through the | Shenandoah Valley and the Allegheny Mountaine. _They s Take a Look Today at the Apartments in this modern new build- ing at— 3025 Porter St. The location is the best Conn. Ave. section of Cleveland Park. Splendid neighborhood, easy of access and won- derfully well arranged Apartments. Guaranteed efficient service. rooms and bath, $6/ Larger apartments in provertien. Tray- | brother, Capt. R. L. | Niagara, [ tober 15. | Graham. Mr. William F. Kerby, will enter col- lege at Ann Arbor. When returning, Mr. and Mrs. Kerby will visit her Hunter, at Fort reaching home ahout Oc- Mrs. Lena Dirnfeld and her daugh- Carolyn, of New York, are visit- R SanE | Shower Given in Honor ‘\ Of Miss Hazel Lambett‘ Miss Hazel Lambert, who is to be | married the eary part of next month, was given a shower by Miss Ena B. ! Trice at her home, 324 Second street | | southeast, last evening. Gifis of a | personal nature were presented to Miss Lambert. Those attending were: Miss Dorothy Gorman, Miss Ruth Miss Grace O'Day, Miss Nancy Mitchell, Miss Lureta Cartin, Miss' Margaret McWilllams, Miss osephine Meinekheim, Miss Iva Har- ris. Mre. Home Winkler, Mrs. Mae Wolcott and Mrs. Sarah Hurlander. “and her three | Engagement Reception For Miss May and Fiance | Mr. and Mre. Isadore May. 1930 Pennsylvania avenue northwest will be at home this afternoon, recelving thelr friends in celebration of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, and also in honor of the announcement of the engagement of their daughter | dances for the season at the country Florence, and Mr. Lawrence Schlosser of Louisville, Ky A Remarkable Display of New Fall COATS and FROCKS Moderately Priced The finest Fall garments that are new and per- sonalized with the original ¢ouch so desirable. Superb fabrics, newest of the new shades and designs have been draped and created into these ultra-smart Coats and Frocke. g Charge Accounts Invited THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MRS, WILLIAM 0. HILTABIDLE, JR., and Elizabeth Anne Hiliahidle, who are leavinz to join Lieut. Hiltabidle at his new post at Guam. Chace-Robson Wedding Attendants Announced Mr. Lewis Robson of Baltimore will be best man for his brother, Mr. Frank Bell Robson, at his marriage to Miss Marjorle Chace, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Danie! Champlain Chace, which will take place Thursday after- noon. The ceremony will be per- formed at_4 o'clock in the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church and will be followed by a reception for only the members of the wedding party and of.the two families. Mr. Willlam Robson, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr. Foster Dowell of Baltimore: and Mr. Wilbur Oakley and Mr. Wil-{ ton Hall of this eity will be the ush- ers. Miss Olive Chace will be maid of | honor for her sister and the brhles: other attendants will include Mre. Meriam Hamel, Miss Emma Robson, sister of the bridegroom. of Bal- timore. and Miss Pauline Long and Miss Lillian Cook of Washington. Rumanian Lergadonr Plane For Visit of Queen Marie During the. visit of Queen Marie of Rumania to Washington the entire staff of the Rumanian legation will vacate thelr quarters the lega- tion and will remain at the Ward- man Park Hotel. Queen Marle, the Princess lleana, the Infanla Beatrice and a few personal attendants will reside at the legétion. The remainder of the sulte of 21 persons accompany ing the Rumanian ruler to_America will be the guests of the Wardman Park Hotel. It Is possible that Prince Nicholas also will accompany the queen to America, and in that event he will also be a guest at the hotel. St it Moristity, Wedding Date Changed The marriage of Miss Eugenia Smithwick, daughter of Representa- tive and Mrs. John H. Smithwick, and Capt. James Francis Moriarity. U. . Marine Corps, which was to taked UNOERWOGE & unL el Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents Members of the Town and Country Club gave the last of the series of club last night. bringing together a large and interesting company. Mrs. Alhert Sigmund left town for Atlantic City. Monday. and will be at the Ritz-Carlion for several weeks. Mrs. D. L. Engel was the guest for several days last week of Maj. and Mrs. A. C. Wimberley in Cleveland Park. Mra. Harold Ganss left Monday for Atlantic City to join her mother, Mrs. Gus Wallerstein, who has an apart- ment there for three weeks. Mrs. Isadore Grosner and Mrs. Da- vid Eiseman have returned from At- Jantie City, where they spent the Sum- mer. Mrs. H. Rinswanger of Tampa, Fla., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. David Wise. Mr the & Edward Deich, who has heen lest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kohner, for 10 days, will re- turn to her home In New York today. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann return- 1 today from a l0-day stay in New York The opening meeting of the Council of Jewish Juniors takes place this aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock at the community center. Dr. William F. Rosenblum will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baumgarten were given a dinner by a party of friends Tuesday night at the country club in honor of Mr. Baumgarten's birth- day. The children’s harvest festival will | take place Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Eighth Street Temple. Mrs. Julius Marks, who was the guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franc, during the Summer, is now in Lexington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss and son Milton have given up thelr apart- merit in the Ashley and are now located at Connecticut avenue and Garfield street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King leave tomorrow for Atlantie City to spend several weeks. Mr. Carl Woerner, son of Mrs. Otto Woerner, has returned from a trip to ew York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City Miss Lucille Rothemer. will enter the Princeton School for girls this vear. Mr. Danel Sondheimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sondheimer of Lanier place, has entered Johns Hop- | kins University. | Mr. and Mrs. Max David and son | Leo have taken an apartment in Boverly Court where they are now located. Mr. and Mrs. David Blum, Mr. Mark Blum and Mr. Milford Blum have taken a house at Thirty-ninth and McKinley streets, Chevy Chase. Mrs. Morris Wolf and family of Tampa, Fla., are the guests of Mr. | and Mrs. Moe Baer of 3646 Macomb street. Miss Aline Lansburgh has returned to Washington from &urope, where | she spent the Summer. 1 Reception Held in Honor of Miss Hester M. Coerr Miss Hester Morris Coerr of New York was guest of honor at a recep- tion glven by her cousin, Mrs. Anna M. 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