The New York herald., 1922-09-17
" News an9 Side1ights of Society," ~
Myopia Drag Runs
Harbinger of Fall
to Beverly Colony
Many Members of Fashionable
Set Keep North Shore
Cottages Open.
Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YosK HEnALn.
BEVERLY. Mass. Sept. IS.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEw YoaK HEnALn
BEVERLY, Mass. Sept. IS.
A INVOLVEMENT OF the opening
"A of the drag runs OF the Myopia
Hunt Club at Hamilton serves
as a harbinger of the autumnal ac-
tivities in the Myopia district and
livening up OF the life at the country
clubs along the North Shore. With so
many OF the colonists cottage owners
the North Shore season lasts longer
than many OF the essentially summer
season resorts. Some OF the hotels are
to close next week, but many are plan
ming to remain open until we'll into
October.
Mrs Oliver Ames opened her cottags.
Highvall at Prides Crossing. on Mon
day for a very successful sale given in
aid OF the Children's Hospital at Bos-
ton Many of the colonists made hats
for the affair and these met with a
ready sale. In charge were Mrs. WILL
lam A. Parker Mrs. Oliver Ames. Jr..
and Mrs. George l.. Putnam.
The Corinthan Yacht Club at Marble
head closes its racing season tomorrow
with the annual chowder race. The race
Is open to all North Shore craft and the
prizes are to be provided by Commodore
Lawrence F. Percival Commodore
Herbert NJ. Sears OF the Eastern Yacht
Club Is in New York waters for tho
British h-American yacht races. He Is
entertaining on the schooner yacht Con-
stelation. the flagship of the Eastern
Yacht Club fleet. The Eastern Yacht
Club at Marblehead closes on Monday
for the season, a later program having
been put off on account of the coal
situation.
Mrs. Henry Clay Frick of Eagle Rock
and Mrs. William II. Moore of Rock
n1arge both OF the New York colony at
Magnolia, opened their gardens on
Thursday for the visit OF the National
Association OF Gardeners. The North
Shore estates are now at their late sea-
son best and won much admiring COM
ment from the 200 visitors.
Mrs. +. Douglas Cochrane. OF tho
Manchester colony has returned from
visit with friends In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Tree. who have
had the Dresel cottage at Mingo Beach.
have returned 10 New York after a de-
lightful season on the North Shore.
| Mrs Hare Lippiucott OF New York
has .,een visiting Mrs. Grafton W.
Minot OF the Washington colony at the
Alnambra cottage at Pride's Crossing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Axman OF New
York have been enjoying a North Shore
visit with Mr. and Mrs. !. A. Ratshesky
at Beechhurst. their cottage at Swamp
scott.
Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Higgins Of Bronx
Vile have been at the Oceanside at
Magnolia. for a late season sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shippen Barnes
have returned 70 New York after spend
ing the season at Rockford. Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene A. Perry. who have been
spending the summer In Magnolia. have
returned to New York for the season.
They met Mrs Claude A. Fitzpatrick OF
st. Louis. mother OF Mrs. Perry. who
has lust returned from Europe, where
she spent the summer and is visiting
with the Perrys before returning to 81.
Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Crane. OF
Castle Hill. Ipswich. have returned from
stay I'm New York city, where they
have been visiting friends.