The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Block Dance Held
at Manchester
Substantial Sum Raised for
Community Club-Golf
Handicap Events.
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
MANCHESTER, VT, July AT Ekwa-
nok Country Club on Monday morning
sixty golfers started in the golf handt-
cap against bogey, and there was keen
interest in the event. Lee w. Maxwell.
q Sleepy Hollow Club member, returned
card of 76. but finished third after
giving bogey two strokes, while Allan e.
Goodhue. his clubmate. and Paul Ritter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Ritter
of Washington, were tied for first prize
at up, after allowing for their more
generous handicaps. Others from New
York participating included Leigh Best.
F. c. Robertson, Frank Gaynor. ID. F.
Kirnball, N. NJ. Williams, Samuel Drum
mond, James Barber and Donald Carr.
Monday afternoon about fifty golfers
participated in the best ball. four ball
handicap, and Maxwell and Goodhue
finished first with the margin of but a
single stroke over Frank T. Clark and
c. S. Clark of Philadelphia.
The block dance In the street In front
of the Equinox House was enjoyed and
a substantial sum was raised for the
Community Club. There were decora-
lions and lighting effects. a good ma
tured crowd, good music and plenty OF
refreshments.
Many of the summer visitors attended
the field day sports ayd horse races at
the Fair Grounds under the auspices OF
Manchester Post, American Legion.
There were at least two special exhi-
bitions of fireworks. At the Old stone
House on thu West road. in Dorset, Mr..
Edwin Lefevre entertained the whole
countryside with a goodly supply OF
fireworks and refreshments. This an
nual party given by Mr.. Lefevre has
long been one of the big events of the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ritter also
entertained circle of friends at Yester
House with fireworks.
The annual business meeting of Elk
wanok Country Club took place at the
club house on Tuesday. with Mr.. Rob-
ert T. Lincoln presiding. On the newly
elected governing board from New York
are Mr.. James l.. Taylor, DR.. Clark
Burnham, Messrs. Edward s. Isham.
Bartlett Arkell C. Fl. Pray and John +.
Montgomery. Officers were reelected as
follows: President. Mr.. Lincoln; vice
president, Mr.. Taylor, and secretary and
treasurer Mr.. Clarence M. Clark OF
Philadelphia.
Messrs. George r. Baker and John r.
Morrow of New York were at the Equi-
nox House over Sunday night. There
for the holiday season from New York
were Mr. and Mrs. James V. Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ~. PoRson MISS Eva
lyn +. Peirce. Or. and Mrs. Il. b. Dench.
Mr.. James Barber, Mr. and Mrs. +. 5.
Fales, Miss + n. Fales. Mr.. and Mrs.
T., X. Williams. Mrs A. Fl. Wheeler. Mr..
r. S. Little. Mrs. D. @. Walker. Miss
Eleanor Little. Miss Lillian Little.
Mrs. Charles $. Francis OF Troy ar
rived at the Equinox recently for the
season. as did Mrs Robert NJ. Janney
of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
Best Miss Helen Best, w. p. Darrow.
Mrs H. F. King and Miss Edith Ben
nett OF New York.
At the Worthy Inn from New York
recently were Mr. and Mrs. Walter X
Davies, Mr.. Alex O. Van Cleve, Mr..
Henry l.. Holden and family, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. w. Seals. Messrs. Willis Earle,
f. 3. Adair. Harry Frazer, Jr.: Joseph
3. Maginis. John Miller and George
Armstrong, Miss Frances Tichout an5
Mr. John Tichout.