Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-06
North Shores Calendar
Is Headed by Horse Show
Many Washingtonians Are Expected to Attend
Labor Day Event at Myopia
Hunt Club

BEVERLY, Mass, September S.
Harbinger Of the approach Of the
Autumn season, the annual open air
horse show of the Myopia Hunt Club
at Hamilton, promises to be one Of the
most colorful and interesting events OF
the Labor day calendar and to draw
Washington colonists from all along the
North Shore to make a part of the
frame for the sport picture on the
green field. 1t is the thirty-flfth annual
event and as BELTS Myopia is featured
with classes for hunters, with the keen
est of competition expected for the
Kennewick, Turner Hill. Abbott and
will be much entertaining over the holi-
day and as usual there will be lunch
con at the Myopia Club.
Many Washington visitors were in
attendance at the talk which Miss Kath-
arine P. Loring of BurneSide, Prides
Crossing and president of the Beverly
Historical Society gave Tuesday after
noon at Avalon, the Summer home OF
Mrs. Keith Merrill of Washington at
of the Beverly Hospital Aid Association
and the West Beach Corporation, the
favored beach for the Washington So
journers in the Beverly colonies.
A success in every way was the
garden party and dance Monday eve
ming at the North Shore gardens bene-
fitting the North Shore branch of the
Massachusett Society for the Preven-
ton Of Cruelty to Children. The same
evening music lovers were provided with
a treat by an artists recital given by
the Misses Pierce and Mrs. Gordon H.
Bell at the First Baptist Church in
Beverly for the benefit of the scholar
ship fund of the Lothrop Club of Bev-
erly The annual Topsf1eld Fair opens
Wednesday and will continue through
the week, with a varied and interesting
program. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T.
Crane, jr., are opening the ball room
at their Castle Hill estate in Ipswich
next Friday evening for dance given
in aid of the Children'S Hospital in
Boston. 1t Is sponsored by the younger
set on the shore with Miss Anne Warren
as chairman of the committee. The
Essex County Women's Republican Club
is to have garden party at the Randot
Farm estate of Mrs. Louis S. Cox in
Methuen and Of course the Washington
women, interested in politics, who are
on the North Shore will be we'll
represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Standish Bradford
Dorothy Winthrop, upon their return
from their honeymoon, will come to
Hamilton for the late Autumn season,
where Mrs. Bradford's parents reside at
Gorton Hail. They are returning to
their Myopia district home about the
1st of october.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer Of Hamil-
ton. with Mrs. Giuseppe Brambilla, her
daughter and Miss Alicia Rodgers, her
granddaughter, sail from New York on
September Is on the steamship Angus
tus for Italy. Mrs. Brambilla lives in
Rome. and her niece will be with her
for the Winter. Mrs. Meyer will also
spend much of the Winter abroad.
Thirteen classes are on the card for
the thirty-fifth annual horse show OF
the Myopia Hunt Club Labor day
morning and afternoon. One OF the
most interesting competitions Will be
for the Masters Challenge Cup, which
was won against the pick OF the hunt
ers in the Myopia district last year by
Blackmail, an imported English gelding::
owned by Mr. Augustus F. Goodwin OF
Brackenside. Hamilton. Maj. George 5.
Patton of Washington will SHOW MS
Hawaiian bred Kulilimoku in the sad
die classes. Misses Ruth and Ellen Pat
ton will have entries in the childrens
classes.
Miss Katharine P. Loring. president
of the Beverly Historical Society, gave
an interesting talk on First summer
immigration on the North Shore" at
meeting held Tuesday afternoon at
Avalon. the Summer home OF Mrs.
Keith Merrill of Washington. The az
fair was for the benefit Of the Bev-
erly Farms improvement Society and