New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Myopia Horse Show
To Open Tomorrow
On Bay State Shore
Wedding OF Miss Harding
and Mr.. Pell, Next Thurs
day, VIII BE Among Bril-
liant Events of the Season

BEVERLY, Mass, Septem ber 2.
ABOR Day brings with it one of
4 the most interesting offerings of
A-< the late season, the annual open
air horse show of the Myopia Hunt Club
at Hamilton, which. gives promise of
bringing out the largest entry list in
years, and with the hunting classes
prominent on the card. All of the
North Shore colonies viii ne repre-
sented in the gallery and there will be
band concert and polo match after
the show as added features. Several
handsome trophies are offered to the
winners. Mr. Thomas G.. Frothingham
is the chairman of the committee IN
charge After the show there is to
be a dinner dance at the club.
One of the brilliant events of the
season will be the wedding on Thurs
cav of Miss Alice NJ Harding. Of Wash
ington, to Mr. Robert Thompson Pell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. P.
Pell. of New York and Southampton,
l.. l., which is to take place Thursday
in st. Johns Episcopal Church at
Beverly Farms. Miss Margaret Harding,
q sisterNof the bride, is to be the maid
Of homer and the bridesmaids include
Miss Alisa Mellon, daughter of Secre-
tary of the Treasury Andrew w.
Mellon; Miss Evelyn Wadsworth,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth; Hiss Beatrice Pitney,
Of Washington; Miss Nina Dearth, oil
Monrreuil, France, and Miss Olivia
Johnson, of Stockbridge.
After the wedding there is to be a
breakfast and a large reception at the
home of Mrs Frederick H. Prince ir.,
of Pride's Crossing. a sister of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen G. Williams,
their daughter, Mrs. John R. Thorn
dixie, at the Clarke cottage, her sum
mer home, at Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot C. Bacon, OF
New York City, are enjoying North
Shore visit with Mrs. Bacon's mother
Mrs. Guy Norman, at Bee Rock, he1
estate at Beverly Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney, Of
| New York, who have. been spending
| the summer at the Cochrane cottage
/ at Pride's Crossing, are returning tx
! New York on Tuesday. Mr.. Harold S
| Vanderbilt, who is at the Casweil cot
/ tage, at Pride's Crossing, plans ts
! spend most of September on the Norts
Shore.
Mrs. james Madison Todd, Mrs. 10
/ seph Hoyt, Mrs. John Post and Mrs
/ w. H. Moore, of the New York colony
were among the patronesses for tn
! pageant given this afternoon for tn.
benefit of the Beverly Farms musi
school at the Mason and 0ber estates
/ There were more than 200 young per
sons from the various colonies VIII
took part in the presentation of "Lit
4 tie Boy Blue" Dancing was enjoye'
i after the formal program.
4 Mr.. Edward D. Morgan, of Westbury
! L. l., has been visiting Mr., and Mrs
4 Bavard Warren, at Barberry Hill
4 Pride's Crossing. Mr. Morgan's fas
i whinpet, Ask Him, won the America
lDerby. run of st the Montserrat Col
/ Ciugs. Mrs. Charles G. West jr, 0
4 New Yosll City, has also been on th
4 North Shore for tho whippet races an
1, for visit with friends in the colon.
: Mr.. and Mrs George r. Baker, Mis-
Frances Baker, Mrs. ]. NJ. Toss, Mis-
4 Dorothy Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Duneaste
q Morgan and Mrs. G. v. Faile, of Ne,
(. York, are enjoying North Shore life 5
{ the Ocsanside at Magnolia.
Mrs. John j. White, of New York, /
s. visiting MRS. Charles I'll. Bond s
Peace Haven, Swaupscott.
Mr. ard Mrs. r, s. Godfrey, Mr.. an
!, Asrs. III. &. Rsuh, Mrs. J, s. Brewninl
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