Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1936, Page 45

C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1936—PART THREE. SOCIETY. General Notes SOCIETY." 'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASfiINGTON D. Monday, having tewart North Shore Society to Attend Fair Tea-Dance of Special Interestto Younger Colonists. EVERLY, Mass., September 19, —All of the North Shore col- onies will be well represented at the annual meeting of the North Shore Horticultural Society, one of the best known in New England, which will be held Friday evening at the society hall in Manchester. Mrs. Harold G. Cutler of the Wenham col- ony is president of the association. A tea-dance and luncheon of espe- will give a tea-dance at their West Manchester home Wednesday after- noon for Miss Emily Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Duncaster road, Chestnut Hill, and for Miss Elizabeth Hampton Robb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Robb. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shrigley will give a luncheon at Miramar, their Marblehead home, the same after- noon for their daughter, Miss Eliza- beth Shrigley. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. McNeil of Chestnut Hill gave a luncheon yester- day for their daughter, Miss Janet McNeil, at the Essex County Country Club in Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cole gave & luncheon this afternoon at Brookby Farm, their Wenham home, for their granddaughters, Miss Harriott Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Cole of North Andover, and Miss Elwanor Coolidge, daughter of Mrs. William H. Coolidge, jr., of Beverly Farms. Mrs. Joseph Leiter and her daugh- ter, Miss Nancy Leiter, have closed their Beverly Farms home for the Summer and will return soon to ‘Washington. Miss Mary Barclay Adams will re- turn to her Washington home next week after spending the Summer at Quest End, her Summer home in East Gloucester. Mr. Keith Merrill, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merrill of Washington, and Avalon, Pride’s Crossing, will attend Yale University at New Haven, Conn., this year. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill plan to be at their Pride’s Crossing estate until well into October, when they will go to Washington for the Winter. Miss Eleanor Flood has returned to ‘Washington after a visit with Miss Anne Phillips, daughter of the United Btates Ambassador to Italy, William Phillips, at Highover, the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips on the shore of Wenham Lake at North Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Kenway, §r., of Washington, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Kenway, parents of Mr. Kenway, at their Beverly home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Atherton have re- turned to England after spending the Summer with Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Lawrence at their Gravelly brook es- tate in Topsfield. Mr. Atherton is brother of Mrs. Lawrence. Mr. Ather- ton is counselor for the United States embassy in London. Mr. and Mrs, C. F. R. Ogilby are planning to extend their stay at Blue- berry Ledge, their Grapevine road home at Bass Rocks, until well into October.. They will be on the North shore for the wedding of their nephew, Mr. Adolph A. Hoehling 3d of Wash- !nl':x to Miss Mary Duprey of Wor- cester. Miss Roberts Gives Musicale Miss Virginia Roberts, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. O. E. Roberts, jr., en- tertained & number of friends at an informal musicale Friday evening as an opening to her season of study and teaching. During the Summer Miss Roberts has assisted the director of music at Camp Abena, Belgrade Lakes, Me. She is a member of the Interhigh School Orchestra, a pupil of Mr. Arsenio Ralon, and last June ‘was a winner of a certificate awarded by the National Federation of Music Clubs for violin. Miss Roberts enter- tained her guests with several violin selections which were varied with lighter numbers played on the man- dolin and banjo mandolin. In her playing she was accompanied at the plano by her aunt, Mrs. Myrtle M. Shattuck of Boston, Mass. Miss Roberts is a senior at Woodrow Wil- son High School. Of the Activities luncheon guests Mrs. Elisabeth 8t Elizabeth Bride at Garden Wedding Yesterday MRS. FRANK SAWYER HIGHT, Jr,, Who was married yesterday in the garden at Wellington, the estate of her Malcolm Matheson, near Alexandria, Va. Mrs, Hight was formerly Matheson. . TR o s, Social Activities . In Laytonsville Mrs. Charles Higgins has gone to Washington to visit her daughter, Mrs. Albert Richards, after an ex- tended visit in Laytonsville with her sister, Mrs. Greenberry Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins and Mrs. Julia Becraft were luncheon guests of Mrs. Eugene Moore and Mrs. Elizabeth Kramer of Bethesda Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Merhle Haines went to Ocean City, Md., for the week end. Pen Women Plan Fall Social Program The League of American Pen Women of the District have planned an interesting program for the Fall and Winter season. 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