The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Autumn Season at
Beverly Is Opened
With Horse ShOu
Myopia Country Club Attract:
Many Visitors at Massa-
chusetts Resort.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW Iosk HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass. Sept. with the
twenty sixth annual horse show OF the
Myopia Hunt Club staged to-day at the
polo field at Hamilton postponed from
Labor Day on account OF the rain). the
North Shore autumn season was opened.
From now until after Columbus Day the
country clubs will be more active than
usual, The Myopia club is more and
more becoming a center for social ar
fairs and dinner dances are proving
popular with representative gatherings
from all OF the colonies.
One OF the events of the week was the
wedding on Thursday OF Miss Alice
Moore Harding. daughter OF former
Gov. william p. @, Harding OF the Fed
cral Reserve Board, and Mr. Robert
Thompson Pell. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen 9. II. T.. Pell OF New York
city. which took place at ST. johns
Episcopal Church at Beverly Farms on
Thursday.
There was much entertaining IN con-
nection with the event. On Wednesday
evening Mrs. Frederick X. Prince, Jr., a
sister OF Mrs. Thompson. gave dinner
for the bridal party and later In the
evening Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury and one
OF the bridesmaids. gave a dance al
Avalon. her summer home at pride's
Crossing There were many New York
people on for the wedding which was
first OF many North Shore weddings an
nounced for the fall.
Mrs. William H. Moore. Mrs. Francis
NJ. Whitehouse. Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman.
Mrs. Henry c. Frick. Mrs. g. Sumner
| Welles, Mrs. John Greenough. Mrs.
Ronald Tree and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
were among the New York colonists who
were patronesses al the musicale given
this afternoon at the bungalow Of Mr.
John Hays Hammond, Jr.. at Gloucester
The affair was in aid 81 the Playground
and Recreation Association which has
its headquarters In New York
A sale OF childrens hats Is 10 be held
on Monday at Highwall. the home OF
Mrs oliver Ames at Prides Crossing.
for the beneht Of the Infants Hospital
in Boston. Mrs. oliver Ames Jr.. Mrs.
William A. Parker and Mrs. George l..
Putnam are on the committee In charge
OF the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard u. Sears are
again at their summer home. the
Cochrane cottage AZ Prlde's Crossing
after spending the summer at Dark
Harbor. Me. The Cochrsne cottage was
occupied this summer by Mr.. and Mrs
Payne Whitney Of New York who have
returned to that city for The winter
Mrs. Donald Tree and Mrs. Clarence
T.. Hay were among the New York col.
onists who had horses entered for the
annual Nyopia horse club show. Both
have fine stables. with hunters prom.
inent IN the strings.
Miss Katherine Abbott. daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Abbott OF the
Manchester colony. who has been travel.
/ ing In Europe with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| w. De Forest and Miss Julia NJ De.
Forest OF New York city. Il expected
| home next week Mrs. Abbott went over
to New York TO greet her daughter
| upon her arrival.
| Miss Harriet Meyers OF New YORK
city has been enjoying a stay with Mrs
/ Eugene A. Perry Jr.. at Magnolia
1 Mr.. and Mrs. william II Moore 81
1 Rockmsrge. Pride's Crossing. have beer
entertaining their son, Mr.. Edward s
Moore and family, who are on for theft
annual visit from Lake Forest. III. The
/ Moores will not return to New Yorl
until the late season.
! Col. and Mrs. Henry Il. Russell o.
\ the Manchester colony have returned
4 for the late season after spending tn,
summer at Doxviie, n. ". MIR. and
| Mra. r. r.. Campbell OF New York, who
have had the Russell cottage, have re.
turned TO that cI.y for the winter.