The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Hamilton HuntSmen
Make a Feature Of
a Two- Team Event
Novelty Is Presented by Myo-
pia Members-Masters Chal-
lenge to Be Hard Fought.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass. Spet. 2.
"A [YOPIA'S annual horse show. the
IVI twenty-sixth in the list OF
events by the Hamilton Hunt
Club, is to be given on Labor Day. A
feature is the event for teams of two
hunters. with a man and a woman
rider for each pair entered.
The Masters challenge cup will bring
out some warm competition and the
trophies promise to be closely contested
During the afternoon there is to be q
polo game.
This year for the first time dinner
dance will be given at the club house.
On Wednesday coffee cabaret was
given at the Corinthian Yacht Club for
the benefit of the Children's Island
Sanitarium
For the benefit Of the Cable Memo
rial Hospital in Ipswich the players
East Gloucester gave an entertainment
at the Ipswich home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Howe Proctor Thursday evening.
Society from all of the colonies will
be represented at st. Johns Episcopal
Church at Beverly Farms on Thursday.
when Miss Alice Moore Harding daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Proctor
Gould Harding OF Washington. becomes
the bride of Robert Thompson Pell. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Stephen n. +. PeIl OF
southampton. j.. I. Miss Margare,
Harding. a sister OF the bride, Is to be
,ne maid OF honor. and Miss Alisa
Mellon, daughter OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and Miss Evelyn Wads-
worth, daughter of Senator and Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth. are to be brides
maids. After the wedding there is 10
be wedding breakfast at the home. of
Miss Harding's sister, Mrs. Frederick
h. Prince, at the Dexter cottage a,
Prides Crossing.
The Ronald Trees of New York city.
who have been at the DreseI cottage AT
Mingo Beach for the season. are re-
turning, to New York next week, Mr.
Treo has been playing on the Myopla
polo team this summer.
The annual garden party OF 81.
Peters Episcopal Church will be held
Thursday afternoon at the Hale farm.
one OF the oldest estates on the North
Shore. Mrs. Robert Hale Bancroft is
the chairman OF the committee in charge
The Marchesa Ferranti. Mrs. A. l..
Robinson, Mrs. S. T. Crawford. Mrs. r.
NJ. Burnham. Mrs. Oliver Ames, Jr.. Mrs
Samuel ID. Warren. Mrs. J. III. Blodgett
Mrs. Henry p. Mexican. Mrs. Herber,
Yerxa, Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw. Jr.. Mrs
Kenneth Billings. Misses Lorraine Lee
son, Virginia Harris. Frances Weld
Rose Fessenden. Louise Batchelder
Ella Smelling. Dorothy Batcheider, Eliza
beth kimball, Ruth Bremen, Ruth Paine
Eleanor Batchelder and Ruth Yerxa
have been playing In the tennis tourna-
ment at the Essex County Country Club
at Manchester this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Warren OF Bar
berry Hill, Prides Crossing, have had
Edward ID. Morgan Of Westbury as their
guest for a North Shore stay.
One of the earliest OF the New York
colony to leave for the city after a sea-
son on the shore Is Payne whitney.
who Is closing his stay at Prides Cross
ing on Thursday The Whitneys have
had the Russell cottage.
Thomas rockingham. James w. Ap-
pleton, Ellis l.. Dresei. Frederick J.
Alley. Frederick Aver. Jr.. and Neil W.
Rice are on the committee In charge OF
the Myopia Hunt Club Labor Day pro-
gram. which includes the horse show.
polo match and dinner dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
of the Magnolia colony are 10 open their
home next Saturday for a musicale. II
IS to be for the benefit OF the Playground
and Recreation Association Of America.