The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Whippet Derby Is
Staged at Beverly
byBayard Warren
Large Crowd Watches Dogs
Race at Resort--Myopia Horse
Show Labor Day.

interesting events along the
= Massachusetts, north shore.
To-day pageant was given under the
patronage OF colonists at the Mason
and Ober estates at Beverly Farms for
the benefit OF the Beverly Farms
music school. More than zoo of the
younger folks in the colony partici-
pated In the program. This afternoon
the American whippet derby was run
OFF at the Moptserrat Golf Club and
attracted visitors from many New
England resorts. Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
ard Warren OF Barberry Hill, Prides'
Crossing, managed the affair.
The North Shore season reaches Its
climax on Labor Day. and this year the
holiday Is to be featured, as usual. by
the open air horse show OF the Myopia
Hunt Club. at Hamilton. IL will be
the twenty-sixth annual event under
the auspices OF this club. Announce
ments Of the week to come promise
plenty OF interesting events for the
colonists.
Mrs. William III. Moore OF New York
and Rockmarge. Prides Crossing. had
wonderfully attractive water lily
showing at the flower show of the
North Shore Horticultural Society this
week. In the center was beautiful
Egyptian lotus. surrounded by water
lilies of>yarious types. Francis Mere
d!th Whitehouse of New York also had
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out OF an estate in miniature, with the
cottage. gardens and walks. and at
tracted much attention.
Prominent New York colonists served
on the committee for the Manchester
flower show this week and among the
number were: Mrs. Vernon Carleton
Brown, Mrs. William II. Moore, Mrs.
Marshall Field, Miss Helen c. Frjck,
Mrs. John Greenough. Mrs. james II.
Lancashire. Mrs. B. Sumner Welles.
Mrs. Francis M. whitehouse and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond.
The Marchesa Ferranti and the Misses
Eleanora Sears, Leslie Bancroft Edith
Sigourney. Dorothy Nyhart and Ruth
leTAa OIL lfle NOTtn DHoIe COi~
ony have been playing in the annual
womens tennis tournament at Long
wood this week.
Thomas rockingham Is to be the
chairman in charge of the twenty-sixth
annual open air horse show of the Myo-
pia Hunt Club. which is to take place at
the polo field Of the club on Labor Day
morning and afternoon. followed by a
polo match after the show. James w.
Appleton, master Of the Myopia hounds
Frederick J. Alley, Frederick Aver,
Ellis l.. Dresel and Nell w. Rice are on
the committee Following the show and
polo match there are to be number OF
dinner parties at the club, followed by
dancing.
A coffee cabaret Is to be staged at
the Corinthian Yacht Club at Marble
head on Wednesday evening In aid of
the Childrens Island Sanitarium. Mrs.
Francis Crowninshield. Mrs. B. Dever-
eaux Barker. Mrs. Chester l.. Dane,
Mrs. Robert A. Leeson. Mrs. Henry A.
Morss and Mrs. David c. Percival are
active in arranging II.
Mrs. Charles Hume Of Washington
has been visiting Mrs. Joseph Letter at
Edgewater. the Letter summer homo. at
Beverly Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis d. Irving OF Irv-
dIc Win MISS
Evelina du Pont OF New York city at
her summer home at Peach's Point. at
Marblehead, for a late season visit.
Miss Margaret Curtis of the Marble
head colony is visiting at York Harbor.
on the Maine coast.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and his
daughter. Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gard
ner. are in from Washington for a stay
| at the Lodge summer home at Nahant
The Senator will be on the North Shore
until after the primaries on September
| 12 Mrs. Gardner Is to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Grafton Minot
OF Washington. who is at the Gardner
cottage at Prides Crossing for tho sea-
son.
Mrs. oliver Ames Is 20 open her villa
at Prides Crossing on Monday, Sep
tcmber IL, for sale Of chiidren's hats.
! I'm aid OF the Children's Hospital. with
Mrs. Ames, and acting on the committee
with her, will be Mrs. oliver Annes, Jr,
| Mrs. w. A. Parker and Mrs. George l..
| Putnam.
Mrs. Mary Hines GunsauIus OF At
lanta, Ca, who has been visiting Mrs.
william J. McKenna OF Atlanta at the
Simpkins cottage at Beverly Farms Ia
sailing Thursday from New York for
France. She Is to spend the winter
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Warren were
among those entertaining tonight The
| Warrens had a large dinner party at
their Barberry Hill home, at Pr!des
| Crossing, for many guests who came on
for the American whippet derby. Mrs.
Guy Norman and Mrs. Francis L. Hig-
ginson were among those entertaining
during the week.
Mrs. Alice seabury OF the Beverly
Farms colony Is visiting Mrs. A. Ed
ward Ellis at York Harbor. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus p. Loring.
Jr., OF Prides Crossing. have returned
from an enjoyable sojourn at Bartlett
Island, off the Maine coast.
Charles II. Adams, Caleb Loring.
Charles r.. Getting and Reginald G. Fos-
| ter OF the summer colony and well
| known In yachting circles. are at Lake
Ontario, where they are sailing the
Eastern Yacht Club entry In the races
with the Royal Canadian Yacht Club.
John l.. Saltonstall, r. De B. Board
man, Charles A. welch and +. l.. Ham
mond of the North Shore colony have
beon In New York this week, where
they have entered their yachts In the
elimination races for the six meter