The New York herald., 1921-09-04
;NTS AT THE SEASHIORE CROWN THE SEASONS GAYEflYL
Reception Held
on North Shore
for Vice. President
He and Mrs. Coolidge Chief
Guests at C0rinthian Yacht
Club-Social Notes.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
BEVERLY, Mass. Sept. 3.
@ROWNING the events of the lat
summer season, the twenty fiftl
annual open air horse show o
the Myopia Hunt Club at Hamilton
win take place on Labor Day.
promises to attract more than 10000
spectators from all along the NORTH
Shore. Hunters and jumpers Will bs
featured. as usual, and morning and
afternoon programmes offered. The
day will be brought to a close with a
polo match.
Besides polo matches there were in
vitation golf tournaments at the My
opia club this week and tennis tour
neys at the Essex County club at Man
chester. Races for the Junior yacht
ing championship at Marblehead in
terested others. while the American
Dog Club show at Hamilton proved
events attracting many yesterday and
to-day.
A reception was given at the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club at Marblehead last
evening for Vice-Presldent and Mrs.
Coolidge. who are with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank w. Stearns at Swampscott
The races this week off Marblehead
In competition for the cup offered by
Herbert NJ. Sears Of Prides Crossing
commodore Of the Eastern Yacht Club
for the Junior yachting championship Of
Massachusetts Bay. brought out one OF
the largest entry lists OF young sailors
ever assembled In Marblehead waters.
Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House. who
passed the summer in Europe. now are
with their daughter. Mrs. Randolph F.
Tucker, at the Coolidge farm at Man
chester. Later Col. and Mrs. House will
go to Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
.Auchincloss OF New York also are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Tucker.
A lecture on Portrait Masks for Sol
diers" is to be given at the Beverly
High School assembly hall by Mrs.
Maynard Ladd OF the Beverly Farms
colony next Friday evening for the bene-
fit of the Beverly Hospital Aid Asso-
citation.
Miss Margaret Curtis Of the Manchester
colony has returned from Washington.
She recently returned from Poland.
where she spent several months In Red
Cross work
The Community Players from the
Playhouse on the Moors at East Glou-
cestcr presented a group Of plays last
evening at the Horticultural Hall at
Manchester for the benefi. OF the Bev-
erly Hospital. In charge of the event
were Miss Louisa p. Loring and Mrs.
Henry c. Clarke OF Prides Crossing. Miss
Anna Agassiz of Hamilton, Mrs Charles
G. Walker OF Manchester and Mrs.
George w. Woodbury. of Gloucester.
fancy dress dance Is to be given
Mt Nahant Friday evening, September l6,
for the Boston children's hospital fund.
The patronesses include Mrs T.. u. Cur
tis. Mrs. c. T. Lowering. Jr.. Mrs. Thomas
=. Curtis and Mrs. Archibald Blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Saltonstall and
children. formerly OF Beverly Cove, who
have been spending the summer In Eng
land and on the Continent. arc sailing
for home on September Is. Mr.. Saiton-
stall sailed aboard one OF the American
yachts In the races for the Kings cups
Mr.. and Mrs. Saltonstall have sold their
place at the Cove and are to 20 to their
new place in Topsficlc
Two notable North Shore wedding.
are to take place ut 81. Johns Episcopa
Church at Beverly Farms In October
The marriage of Miss Miriam Sears
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ID
Sears of Prides Crossing and Mr.. JAIME.
J. Minot. Jr.. OF Boston. will take piac,
on Wednesday. October 12. and that o,
Miss Katharine Schuyler Crosby. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs S. v. r. Crosby o,
Manchester. to Mr.. Robert Burnet,
Choate of Southboro on Saturday, Octo.
Der Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Sawyer OF the
Hospital Point colony at Beverly Cove
are spending September In the White
Mountains.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence o. Hood of At
iantic avenue are mt their camp at Boul-
der Point, Lake winnepesaukec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckcrman. Jr..
OF the Hamilton colony gave n luncheon
yesterday for the members of the East
ern Dog Club. Following the luncheon
the annual show OF the club was benched
on the Tuckerman place.
The annual garden party In MD OF st.
Peters Episcopal Church at Beverly will
take place next Thursday afternoon at
the Hale farm, the home OF Mrs. Robert
II. Bancroft
The Misses Bragotti OF Brookline are
visiting Mrs. George Won l.. Never n,
Rock Maple farm at Hamilton.
Mrs. j. Henry Lapcashire OF New
York passed the early summer In Eu-
rope and has Joined her family at Graf
tonwood at Manchester