The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Garden Party
in Aid of Church
Held at Beverl,
Entertainment Given at Place
of Mrs. Robert H. Bancroft
Horse Show and Hunt Meets.

Special Despatch to The NEw YoaK HEzALD.
BEVERLY, Mass, Sept 10.-Myopia.
famous for its hunts, this week began its
fall programme and the scarlet coated
men and women are TO be seen In the
early morning following the hounds as
they run on the scent OF the anise
over the picturesque district Polo at
Myopia reached its height this week
with the close of the tournaments, al
though the club matches viii be con-
tinued through October. Tennis has
also been interesting many with tourna-
nents at the Essex County and Myopia
clubs.
In the way OF entertainment there has
been the usual round of dinners and
dances. One of the largest events was
The garden party on Thursday evening
at the Hale farm at Beverly. the home
OF Mrs. Robert Hale Bancroft. for the
benefit of St Peters Episcopal Church.
The twenty-fifth annual show Of the
Myopia Hunt Club was held at Hamil-
ton ON Labor Day. MIR. Charles G. Rice
and MIR. Frederick Aver were even for
the blue ribbon winning. each getting
three, while Mr.. Rice won one red RIB
bon. Mr.. Bayard Tuckerman. Jr.. won
two blues and red and Mr.. John n.
Whitney blue and red. Mrs. John 3
Lawrence two reds. Misses Esther Proc
tor and Anne Beekman Aver captured
red ribbon each, Miss Janice
Vaughan a blue, as did Miss Martha
Bracket; MIR. A. G. Burrage. Jr.. .
blue and red; Mrs. Clarence L. Haye.
Mr. George S. Mandeu and Mr.. d. II.
Hostetter, Jr., red ribbons. while one OF
the Nyopia Hunt Clubs own entries,
High Boy, won the red In the Turner
Hill cup.
Besides the blue and red ribbon win
ners those who showed we're Mrs.
Thomas w. Pierce, Mrs. George Bur-
roughs. Mrs. Herbert Hughes. Mrs. G.
III. Fiske, Mrs. c. Il. Aver. Mrs. r. II.
Russell. Misses Anna Agassiz, Anne
Beekman Aver. Eleanor A. Mason. Ellen
II. Taintor. Mary Curtis and Theodore
Aver, Messrs. George G. Vaughan, Jr.
Thomas w. Pierce. Samuel y. Warren.
Dudley p Rogers, H. t. Folsom, Ronald
Tree. Gordon c. Prince, Alvin F. Sport
well, Russell Burrage and Francis Pea
body.
Miss Margaret Curtis of the Man
chester colony is still showing fine form
at golf. although just returned from
Poland. where she was for many months
engaged In Red Cross work and has had
Out llttfc OPPOAtahAey ~ lSs.-S ~A-~ -
on her home course at the Essex County
Club. In the finals for the North Shore
women's championships she conceded to
Mrs. Frank Wiggleswortd eighteen
strokes and lost the match In the finals
by up.
Mrs. Henry Stephens and Mr.. Q. A.
Shaw Mexican were among the blue rip-
bon winners at the speciality snow OF
the American Fox Terriers Club. bepched
on the Myopia polo field. Mr.. Mckeans 8
Short Cut won the blue as the best
American bred wire haired terrier.
Gen. Arthur Musgrave of the British
army has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles g. Rice at Turner Hill. Hamil-
ton. He officiated as one Of the judges
In the hunters classes at the horse show
The wedding of Miss Barbara Camp
bell. daughter of Major and Mrs. ]. +
Campbell Of the Ipswich colony. to Mr.
Dana NewromD Trimble'is to take place
next Saturday afternoon at the Ascen-
sion Memorial Church at Ipswich. The
Rev. Remsen Ogilby. president OF Trim
ity College. will officiate. assisted by the
Rev. Carroll Perry. rector OF the Ipswich
church. Miss Margaret Cheney of South
Manchester, Conn. and Miss Annie Craie
OF Boston are to be the brides attend
ants. The ushers will include Thorn.
Nesbit of New York. Frederick Emerson
and Donald Hood OF Boston, cousins Of
the bride: Junius Richards. Philip Cate
and Thomas Sloane of Boston.