The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
GOLF SOLE TOPIC
AT MANCHESTER, VT.
Visitors Review Incidents Of Ex-
citing Tournament Weck-The
Misses llOyt Entertain.

MANCHESTER ~ THE MouHrAINs, Vi,
Aug. S.--This week has been particularly
refreshing after tho hurry burly OF, the
tournament week. As the visitors sit In
the shade Of the naples and elms and re-
View the leading events. the principal
topics Of conversation are. first, the 8
made at the $50 yard seventh hole by r..
VI Lewis Of New York In the Anal match
Tor the big cup. Mr.. Lewis played into
the cup from "A distance OF 200 yards.
OF nearly equal interest was tho negotia-
ton Of a stymie by Walter Travis at the
hiteenth hole IN the semi-finals round.
Mr.. Travis was playing with Mr.. Lewis
and the latter's ball lay within three
Inches Of the cup. Playing what on a
billiard table would be called a foul shot
Mr.. Travis administered the English with
tho edge OF mashie and forced the
V'h'r pau out OF the way, letting his own
drop Into tho cup.
Two rounds of the course were PLAYED
In siNty-nine strokes each, one on the day
previous to the tournament by d. Clark
torkran, and one on the day following
the tournament by Mr.. Travis These
rounds, however will not stand as records
because at the time they were playing
from the forward tees, The 72 made by
DR.. {. ii. Gardiner OF Providence ia
necessarily dhe present record for the
course. because of the changes and added
distance OF this year
Frederick a. Martin. who won the lead
ing trophy. IL a native OF Manchester and
mas won many competitions before, in
Guiding two Vermont state championships.
Mr.. Martins work for the week was the
most consistent OF any golfer on the
course.
There Is still considerable work to be
done on the golf course before the playing
or the amateur championship which begins
August 81. During the recent tourna-
ment the playing distance was 100 yards
more than last year and there will still
be few additions in length.
ON Friday evening the Misses Hoyt OF
New York Will give the first of their
vaudeville entertainments at Burr &
Burton's seminary gymnasium. The fact
that they never announce their pro-
Rramme in advance lnsurcs some good
surprises, especially for co,tagers who are
long time visitors at Manchester.
On saturday evening In the Equinox
dance p1rlor there will be competitive
dancing-not In the form OF an endur-
ance race, but rather n real serious at
tempt to bring out the most graceful
dancing possible.
kathleen Murphy, the ten-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murphy
OF Garden city, entertained fourteen
young friends on Monday at a birthday
party.
Mrs. w. y. Fay OF New York rave
q reception on Thursday at Wayslde in
honor of the Misses Gardiner.
Among those entertaining at the
Equinox dining room recently were Mrs.
Lancaster Morgan Mrs Charles s. Fran
els. Mrs. Telford Groesbeok. Mrs A. @.
Mcllwain and Miss Margaret Francis.
DR.. and Mrs. II. o. Edison and Will
lam Il. Edison OF New York arrived early
in the week and have opened the Edison
cottage.
Mr.. ana Mrs Herreshofr returned 10
Garden city on Monday.
Mrs. o. q, Zillikofrsr entertained At
dinner at the Equinox House on Monday,
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ]. Gunther OF New York On Monday
also Mrs, ]. +, O'Rourke entertained Ave
friends at luncheon. Mrs Charles s.
Francis had luncheon party OF eight
people on Tuesday.
Hamilton X. Kerr has gone to Stock
bridge to Visit his mother.
Frank Wallace and Miss Anna
Taylor, both OF Philadelphia, are visit
Ing Mr., and Mrs G. n. Clark st Wynd-
hurst