The New York herald., 1921-08-14
OUTDOOR DIVERSIONS AT RESORTS
Garden Club to
Give FI0wer Sh0w
at Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carr Re-
turn From Their Wed
ding Trip.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HEsAIp-
MANCHESTER, VT, Aug. 13.-Next
Thursday will be gala day for the
women. with the second annual flower
show OF the Manchester Garden Club at
Burr and Burton Seminary Gymnasium.
The club numbers among its members
practically every summer visitor who
occupies home here as well as great
many townspeople.
Mr.. Donald Carr and his bride, who
was Mrs. Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are playing golf at Ekwanok.
On Thursday evening there was a
Dickens entertainment and dance at the
Gymnasium for the benefit of the semi
nary and large sum was realized.
On Friday evening many motored to
Camp Avalon for the masque and Greek
games given by the girls OF the camp. A
large number of Manchester sojourners
were patrons of the entertainment. the
proceeds of which went to the county
Red Cross work.
On Thursday there was a lawn fete at
Dorset for the benefit Of the Dorset
church and library.
Programmes are being issued by MIR.
James L. Taylor, chairman of the Ekwa-
nok tournament committee. for the an
nual Equinox Cup tournament which
begins August 81 and continues through
that week. That event and the Labor
Day handicaps. the following Monday
complete the tournament play at Ekwa-
nok for the season.
The Gov. Mccullough cup Is again on
display at the Eqninox House, having
been won recently in the Vermont State
championship golf tournament by the
a1t tJ.a oh ,tnv,
ship title was claimed by Leslie Mercer,
16 year old school boy of Barre.
ProfessisnaIs on Links.
On Tuesday the golf professionals Abe
Mitchell and George Duncan appeared
at Ekwanok Country Club as scheduled
against long Jim Barnes Of Pelham and
A. j. Christie Of Ekwanok. Mitchell
won the special purse for low score in
the morning. and his round was remark
able in that he equalled the competitive
record of the course on his first round.
On the homeward journey particularly
he had the gallery speculating as to
when he would stop making threes.
Starting at the 500 yard tenth hole, he
played his second to within two feet of
the pin and took three. He followed
with threes at the eleventh. thirteenth,
were one up at the end Of the morning
round.
The Britishers eventually won the
match by five up and four to play. large
ly by virtue of the continued good play
Ing Of Mitchell He won the purse for
individual low score both morning and
afternoon. Robert r. Lincoln, who has
been unable to play his usual rounds at
Ekwanok this year, was out both morn
ing and afternoon and witnessed much
of the playing. Mr.. c. r. Lancaster OF
Boston was master of ceremonies, Mr..
II. II. Vanderhoef OF Lakewood official
scorer, DR.. w. S. Harlan OF Washington
referee during the morning round and
Walter j. Travis of Gorden City referee
during the afternoon play.
Miss Bement Gives Luncheon.
Miss Mary Bement entertained a
party OF twelve at luncheon at the Equi-
nox House The guests were Mrs. ]. F..
Montgomery, Miss z. L. Simonds. Mrs.
| Harry ]. King. Mrs Charles S. Francis.
Mrs J. J. Gunther, Miss Grace r. Kel-
| ley. Mrs. Frank S. Goodman, Mrs. John
T. Terry.
| Mrs. Thomas Thacher and Miss
Thacher OF Tenafy were at the Equinox
House recently for few days.
Mrs. John D. Barrett OF Greenwich,
Conn.,. was at the Equinox House for
luncheon. Arrivals at the Equinox
House include: Mr. John p. Browning
Jr. of Cedarhurst. William Z. Browning
Of Rye. Mrs. l. E. Holmes, Miss e. T.
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Mcnamara
OF Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin b
Gator of Baltimore. Mr. Charles q. Hal
Today of Wilmington. Del. Mr.. and Mrs
James e. Kimbel of Philadelphia. Mrs
Il. ]. Laidlaw and Miss Madge c. Laid
law of Greenwich. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il
Hall of New Haven Charles Il. AtlSin-
son, Walter r. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs
! A r. Hendey Mr.. D. N. Hendey, Mr. r.
8. Hendey, Mr. c. III. williams Mr.. w
u Furguson, Mr. L. c. Daley Mr.. anc
Mrs. William A Golden, Mr.. d. G
Collins, Mr.. A. 4. Dawson. Mr.. J. M
Turner, Mr.. H I. Maraff. Miss Sallis
Richmond. Miss Kate Richmond, Mrs
c. L. Broadhurst. Miss Broadhurst, Mr.
and Mrs Fl. B. HoIlins OF New York.
Worthy Inn.--Mr. and Mrs p. w
stroebel. Miss Marion Stroebei OF Phila
delphia. Miss Margaret Healey. Mr.. and
Mrs.C. II. Glass. DIR. Charles Goodrich
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Bennett. Mrs. r. L
Munson. Miss w. r. Winnie, Mr.. anc
Mrs. C. A. Kieslich, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
We'll Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Stempie. MT
and Mrs p T. Florence. Mr.. and Mrs
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