New-York tribune., 1922-09-10
Colonists ON North
Shore of Bay State
Open Hunt Season
spsosor Dispatch to The tribune

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 9.--Indica-
tions point to an interesting fall sea-
son along the North Shore. This week
saw the opening of the hunting season
at the Mypopia Hunt Club and re-
newal OF the interest in the polo tour
naments at Hamilton. Most of the
Myopia players have been away for
tournaments in New York and Rhode
island ana plans are being male for a
series OF cup matches at the clubs
The Myopia. Hunt Club horse show
had been planned for Labor Day were
run off this afternoon. The entry list
was unusually large.
The society event Of the week was
the wedding of Miss Alice NJ. Harding,
1augnter OF MIR. and Mrs. w. P. G..
Harding, OF Washington, to MIR. Robert
Thompson PeIl, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Fl. P. Pell, Of New York. which
TOOK place on Thursday at the Episco-
pal Church at Beverly Farms. There
were many prominent New York fam
ines represented at the ceremony and
reception which followed at the home
OF Mrs. Pell's sister, Mrs. Frederick a
Erince jr., at Pride's Crossing.
Miss Helen Frick, Of Eagle Rock
prlde's Crossing, was the hostess on
" MONDAY for over 800 members of the
true Blue Club, made up of girls who
nave been entertained by her during
yIe yI summer at her vaca tion home, the
house with the Iron Railings. The
guests Were entertained at the Beverly
f.ab =. ~. =. a., and the girls put ON an old
tashioned concert. Refreshments and
aanclng were enjoyed after the enter
tainment
:. Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Iorinp r..
bl ON LOCUST fa Valley, I. l., who arrived
ting Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Farnum at at
Their Sun Dial cottage at Magnolia. -
Two New York families who have
peen at Beverly for the summer have
returned homo for the winter. Tho
Tanl Moores have gone to Convent.
N. T., tor the late season after a stav
az the Amory cottage at the Cove and
.ne Payne, Whitneys have returned
aIteT spending pleasant season at
ing. o''
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8. Moore and
family, of Lake Forest, Ill. have been
visiting Mr.. Moore's parents, Mr., and
MRS. William H. Moore, at their sum
Crossing. :
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Fosdick have
oeen among the guests at the Colby
Arms. Mrs. Prentiss Bassett has been
at hawthorne Inn. Among the New
York guests at Straitsmonth Inn at
| Rockport is Mrs. ]. T. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs, George B. Payen and Miss Evelyn
Aidrich are at the Manning at Rock
port. At the Pigeon Cove district
among the New York guests at the
Edward are Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Martin
and Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. harrington.
| Mrs. Alexander Morten has been at the
Harbor View at East Gloucester.
Many prominent New York SUNNI er
residents on the North Shore were
patronesses for the musicale given this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. John
Hays Hammond at Gloucester for the
benefit Of the Playground and Recre-
alton Association OF New York. Among
the guests we're Mrs. Henry Clay Frick,
Mrs. William H. Moore. Mrs. John
Greenough and Mrs. B. Sumner Welles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sears, of the
| Ipswich colony, have as their guest
Mrs. Lyman T. Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Harder are at the Preston at Beach
Bluffs.
Vice President Calvin Coolidge has
been In st. Paul, after a visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Srearns, at Swamp
scott. Mrs. Coolidge and her sons are
still at Swampscott.
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