Evening star., 1935-09-08

BEVERLY, Mass, September t.
The hunting season at the far-famed
Myopia Club, at Hamilton, one of the
oldest hunts in the country, with a
history dating back to 1882. opens mex.
week, with runs of the fox and the
drag hounds scheduled. Maj. James
w. Appleton, well known in Washing
ton and who hunts in Virginia and
Maryland, is again the Myopia M.
F. H.
The fox hounds are to meet on
Wednesdays and Fridays and the drag
hounds on Tuesdays and Saturdays
with prospect of large fields of man
and woman riders in the Myopia
pink" following the trails. The drag
runs are laid over Essex County hill
and dale. where it is possible to get ex-
cellent views of the pack In full cry
from the motor roads, and many
Washington colonists are to enjoy this
Autumn picture on the North Shore.
Mr.. Faik Konitza, minister from
Albania, who has been enjoying a
North Shore stay at the New Ocean
House. Swampscott, entertained at a
dinner party at the hotel on Labor
day night. Among the guests were
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose of Sea
Rocks. Gloucester and Washington
and her house guests. Gen. William E.
Horton of Washington and Gen. and
Mrs. Matthew A. Delaney of Carlisle
Barracks, Carlisle. Pa. Mrs. Loose
had her guests at the Myopia Hunt
Club Horse Show at Hamilton in the
afternoon.
Misses Anne Blake. Nancy Cassels,
Barbara Brewer and Marion Lawrence
are to be given debutante luncheon
at the Essex County Country Club,
Manchester, Wednesday by their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Amory Lowell
Blake, of Malt Hill. Beverly Farms
Mr. and Mrs. j. Donald CaSSels, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert E. Brewer of Man
chester and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lawrence Of Manchester, all well
known in Washington society. Mrs.
William Endicott Dexter is giving q
dinner party for Miss Blake, her
nieces. and the other debutantes on
Saturday evening, September 28 and
that same night Mr. and Mrs. Blake
will give a dance for their daughter,
at which the other debutantes will be
guests, at Malt Hill, their Beverly
Farms Summer home.
Mrs. Keith Merrill of Avalon,
Beverly Farms and Washington, is
among the patronesSes for the supper
dance and vaudeville show to be given
Friday evening at the Rockmarge
coach house Of Mrs. William H. Moore
of New York, at Pride's Crossing. The
affair is to benefit st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Beverly Farms.
Mr.. Thomas Letter of Edgewater
house, Beverly Farms, has entered a
string of horses for the Rockingham
race meet. He had several horses
entered for the Saratoga meet and also
ut Narragansett.
Mrs Keith Merrill of Avalon. Pride's
Crossing and Washington. was among
those witnessing the eleventh national
women's sailing championship races
off Greenwich, Conn. this week. The
North Shore was represented by a
Manchester Yacht Club craft. with
Mrs. Henry p. Mexican of Beverly
Farms at the tiller and her daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Marion, as the
crew. Her daughter. Miss Pauline
Mexican, was a substitute.
Miss Virginia Rodgers, daughter OF
Mrs. Philip Owen Coffin of Wash
tngton, has returned to the Capital
after a visit with her uncle, Mr..
George Won L. Meyer, jr., at Long
meadow. the Meyer home in the
Myopia district at Hamilton.
Mrs. J. A. Lowell Blake is giving