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OCIAL, activities which have centered about the Es- NEWCOMERS to the North Shore who have just 
sex County club in seasons past, and which have been leased cottages include -Mrs. James C. Bishop 
held in obeyance somewhat this season because of the fire (Abigail A. Hancock) of New. York: With her three 
which destroyed the clubhouse last winter, will be re- 
newed on a small scale the coming week, when as a star 
attraction, the second annual Round Robin invitation ten- 
nis doubles will be held on the club courts, Friday, June 
27th, and Saturday, June 28th. It is expected that the 
following pairs will compete: Geo. L. Wrenn and C. F. 
Watson of New York City; N. W. Niles and A. L. Dab- 
ney of Boston; W. J. Clothier of Philadelphia, and G. P. 
Gardiner Jr., of Boston; E. H. Whitney and W. M. Wash- 
burn of Harvard University. The matches will be best 
jin two and three sets, 
and will be played on 
Friday afternoon at 
about four o’clock, and 
Saturday morning at 
10.30 and Saturday af- 
ternoon at 3.30. A suit- 
able prize will be given 
the winners of this 
tournament. At the re- 
quest of the building 
committee plans and 
sketches of the propos- 
ed new club house have 
been prepared by 
Messrs. Parker, Thomas 
& Rice, architects, of 
Boston. ‘These will be 
on exhibition at the 
bungalow on Saturday 
afternoon,. June 28th, 
when it is expected that 
members of the club will 
inspect them, The com- 
mittee will welcome any 
suggestions bearing on 
the matter. Tea will be 
served during the after- 
noon and there will be 
music by the Waltham 
Watch Company Band 
at 4.30. In the evening 
there will be a table de 
hote dinner for a limited 
number in the bungalow 
at 7.30 and dancing in 
the “Red Barn” at 9. 
Reservations for tables 
will be made in the or- 
der of application, 
PHOTO BY G, V, BUCK 
MME. HAK HUISSEN BEY AND DAUGHTER 
Wife and Daughter of the First Secretary of the Turkish Embassy, living 
at Beverly Farms this Summer, 
daughters, Mary C., Augusta H. and Nathalie H., she will 
come to the S. ‘T. Morse estate, so-called, at Malt Hill, 
Beverly Farms, which is next to the Geo. H. Lyman es- 
tate just over the Manchester line. Last season the 
Bishops were at Nantucket. The Nathan Matthews place 
at Hamilton has been leased to the Henry C. Perkins 
family of Washington. They had the Peabody place at 
Ipswich last season. George R. Poole of Boston, whose 
business partner is Prescott Bigelow, Jr., has taken the 
so-called Porter cottage on Ober street, Beverly Cove. 
Last year Mr. Poole 
and family went to the 
South Shore. All these 
places have been leased 
through the Boardman 
agency of the Ames 
Building, Boston, and 
Manchester, who report 
that there. are now ex- 
ceedingly few cottages 
remaining unleased for 
the present season on 
the North Shore. 
It is reported that J. 
H. Lancashire of De- 
troit has purchased the 
estate of the late Char- 
les Head at Manchester. 
The estate has been 
leased for the present 
season to the Payne 
Whitneys. The Lan- 
cashires have the estate 
of the late R. C. Hoop- 
er at West Manchester 
this year. 
Dr. Tenney of Bos- 
ton will occupy his own 
cottage at Manchester 
Cove this season. 
oO 2B O 
The “Jungle,” the pic- 
_turesque estate of Sam- 
uel Carr. and family at 
West Manchester, is in 
the height of its beauty 
at the present time. The 
family arrived last week, 
