New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

MISUNDERSTANDING the Mountains Vt. July 20 (sps
ciaD--The number OF visitors here exceeds that
any previous year. and the programme OF arnuss-
ments is OF such variety that the pleasure seeker
has small difficulty IN satisfying his desre f''
recreation Almost every evening a dinner Of
whist party helps pass away the time. while t''
devo,ee OF tennis. golf. driving. motoring base
ball and fishing finds ample opportunity 70 "
dure In his favorite pastime.
Miss Strong and Shepard strong entertained tns
young people of the hotel and COTTAGES at Brook
side on Monday evening with bridge whist
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Taylor. OF Brooklyn WIZ
are spending the summer at their country p-ac'
Lone Pine. gave cotillon FOR their daushter' NJ;
Florence Taylor. on Thursday evening The cool
scheme OF the decoration was pink ana ST.
Among the dancers were Miss La Vie, Miss HeieA
la Vie or Brooklyn; Miss A C. Young OK ~
banv, Miss IIoyt and Miss Grace HOyt. Of New
York city: Miss Beckwith. Of Cleveland NJ
Foulke and Mrs. Harold E. Mason. OF rms ms
deIphln: Miss Strong and Miss Cleghorn, OK Ma. -
chester: Miss NaUde Leake OF Albany ana "a W
HurruIston of HoIvuke Harold r. Mason ~
ward " Clark. Frank clark. S. Miller and Bai'ss 4,
seymour of Philadelphia. Pascal Narrower, -
New Brighton. staten Island; Harold Mathews ~ :
Chicago: GeovEe H. Sy1ythe. II, or HoiyoAs' 60 49,
A. Embrey OF EuElewood, y J.; Sheparu o, -,
OF Manchester and Merrill X. Waters OF Ne" iV'A
city -.
The Ekwanok links has presented a ousy S Sv,.S
this week The enthusiasts have been e'SN W.
two compctltionS and numerous practlce Ha'lV' =
preparation for the first big tourhii''SHt t,n a
year next week Thursday was occup'eu W "r.,
thirty-siN hole handicap against oos'e io' tsf
handsome silver cups. To-day the Iesu''' '
play handicap was in progress "a
The tournament for the TaSon'c a''i - a.
cups will open next Thursday morning Win wa
eighteen hole qualifying round NJ ineda4 PSS
first sixteen players will Quaufy toF t''e -
play for the Taconic cup and the second stH H a.
viii compete for the Ondawa cup. me H'Hs ~ -,
thrtv-six holes Will be played on SStuFH'N, t,rv
will be prizes for the best score IN the pfc'i "a
round as we'll as the prizes for the best s'0s ~.
net scores In an eighteenth handlcap on ~ r
day. The ToconIc cup was Won last He' 11s ~
NJ sherman OF Utica. George Morse, OF INu r,s h
was runner up. Mr.. sherman was also h'Su@4-
| the preliminary round -D,s.
Tennis enthusiasts will be busy on MondAN' -.
dsy and Wednesday with a mixed doubles "- rrrh
can tournament on the courts at the country - !,
| There are sixteen entries. and some FAST 's''"0
| expected. ,,ssbaI
Among the amusements OF the WeeA o-.,ssi
has occupied prominent place. \ team colas s ,bs
J OF college men who sunIneFing mere M sat
! Equinox team Monday On Wednesua tslrk
| Saturday respectively, West Pawlet ana Ii
| Falls meet them. II nv
An elaborate buffet supper Is being PlannT,o =, %
| the young women of the hotel and cottasss -say
| held at the Ekwanok clubhOus -.eXt sN'-
| evening, ,-~isay
progressive euchre party was held on ssarss,
| evening al the Ekwanok clubhouse for the ss-,ss
| of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund cohsu -
sum realized and pleasant sVehi-s
spent by those who attended