Evening star., 1936-10-25
North Shore
To Witness
Color:fulRide
Myopia Club Will
Make Annual New
Hampshire Trip.

~ EvERLY, Mass, October "a
- For the Washington sojourn-
ers who are enjoying late
~ stay on the North Shore comes
one of the most colorful events OF the
season next Saturday, when the
Myopia Hunt Club makes its annual
New Hampshire trip for a meet at
Hampton, with the trail leading over
the dunes and the picturesque country
on the border line between Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire.
Club members are planning to leave
Hamilton at noon on October 81 by a
special train for Hampton. The
throw-in Will be in the outskirts Of
the town. and the anise seed trail
has been laid SO as to give run in
full view of the roads. The field, men
and women, will wear the pink, and
Myopia Club in Hamilton will make
the occasion a red-letter one. Mr..
Gordon Chickering Prince, Myopia
master of hounds, said today that the
field would be the largest of the sea-
son, with members Of New York,
Maryland and Virginia clubs invited
to participate in the meet.
Mrs. Charles F. Wonson has closed
Wonsonhurst, her Summer home in
Gloucester, and has gone to Staunton.
Va, to visit her son, Maj. Roy Won
son. and where she will remain until
after the Christmas holidays. Later
Mrs. Wonson will go to Florida for the
remainder of the Winter.
Miss Mary Wright has been much
feted during her visit with her aunt
Mrs. Louis Bacon, at her North Shore
home in Nahant. Miss Wright Is
the daughter of Mr. j. Butler Wright,
American Minister to Czechoslovakia,
and Mrs. Wright. Among those who
have entertained for Miss Wright were
Mrs. N. Stuart Campbell of Brookline
and Miss Nancy Cassels of Man.
chester.
Miss Anne Aver, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Aver OF Ledyard
Farms, Hamilton, Is to make her
debut in Baltimore at the Bachelors
Cotillion on November Z, when she
will share honors with Miss Hope Hart
lev Distler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cyrus Distler of Baltimore and
Gloucester. Previous to the ball Mr.
and Mrs. Distler are giving a dinner
party for their daughter and Miss
Aver. Miss Aver made her North
Shore debut this month, when her
aunt. Mrs. Keith Merrill of Washing
ton. gave a ball in her honor at
Avalon. her Summer home in the
Paine Reserve at Prides Crossing.
Miss Phyllis Tuckerman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman
jr.. has returned from Washington
where she has been for three weeks
in the hospital recovering from in
juries received when she was thrown
from her horse at a meet at Warren
ton. Va. Miss Tuckerman is now in
the Phillips House, Boston, and is ex-
pected to return to her Savin Hill
home in Hamilton in about two weeks
Mrs. Walter D. Denegre has closed
Villa Crest. her lovely Manchester
home, and has returned to Washing
ton for the Winter. The Denegrt
estate is one of the most attractive
on the North Shore. The mansion
house, of Spanish type of architecture
situated atop a hill commanding a
fine view of the North Shore, is one
Of the show places. Mrs. William
Davies Sohier, jr., daughter OF Mrs.
Denegre, is planning to remain on
the North Shore until after the holi-
days. Mrs. Denegre will go to New
Orleans, where she has another home,
after the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Livingstone Rowe
are occupying their new home, the
former Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
estate, on Hale street, at Beverly
Farms. The property was for many
years the Summer home of the late
Mr.. Justice Holmes and before that
was the Summer place of his father.
Mr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe purchased the
estate this Summer and have renod-
eled the house.
Mrs. William H. Moore has closed
Rockmarge, her Prides Crossing es-
tate. and has gone to Washington for
a short stay before going to New
York City. Mrs. Moore is planning to
take her usual trip abroad this Win
ter, going first to Germany and from
there will fly to Turkey and Greece
with a visit to North Africa before
returning to New York the latter part
Of January.