The New York herald., 1921-08-21
FIower Show Is
Weeks ChiefEpent
at Manchester, vt.
Misses Florence Taylor and
Alice B. Fox of New York
Head Committees.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MANCHESTER. VT. Aug. 20.-The big
social event of the week was the Flower
Show Thursday conducted by the Man
chester Garden Club. Miss Florence
Taylor of Brooklyn and Miss Alice
Bleeler Fox OF New York headed all
committees The show was held In the
gymnasium of Burr and Burton Semi
nary, which was made to represent an
old italian garden. Tea was served by
a committee headed by Mrs. oonn L.
Given. Mrs. John c. Bradley was chair
man of the committee on judges, Mrs
Claude M. Campbell on advertising, Mrs.
Claude A. Rich on classifications and
Miss Annie l.. BATHS on furnishings
Practically every garden competed.
| Ekwanok Country Club was never
more densely populated with golfers than
now. The attraction of the week was
the match staged Monday afternoon
between Miss Marion Hollins of East
Islip and Charles Finlay of New York.
Miss Hollns played with her opponent
on even terms from the mems tees and
in the presence of a large gallery won
by wide margin. Mr.. Presley Mac
Laughlin. in Scotch costume loaned by
Mrs. Donald Carr. who was until re-
Gently Mrs. Blanche Shoemaker Wag-
| staff caddied for Miss Hollins and Mr..
Lott B. Malone refereed the match.
A progressive party was given re-
Gently by Miss Florence Taylor of
Brooklyn. Miss Alice B. Fox OF New
York, Mrs Albert M. Reed Of Man
chester and Miss Helen Bradley of Buff
falo. About forty women OF the summer
colony gathered at the home of Miss
Taylor for auction bridge late in the
morning. At one o'clock they journeyed
for refreshments, all going to the home
OF Mrs Reed. where they partook of the
first course. The second automobile
trip took the party to Miss Fox's sum-
mer home where the second course OF
the luncheon was served and the COM
pany then motored to River Dale Farm.
where Miss Bradley did final honors.
Monday evening Mr.. Lott b. Malone
gave his usual birthday dinner for men
at the Equinox House.
Many from here attended a picnic ir
Peru by Mrs. Charles Chapman.
On Thursday Mrs. John Fairfax en-.
tertained at bridge in honor of Mrs
Murray W. Dewart. Wednesday and
Thursday were given UP to the flower
show and Friday Mrs. J. G. Bradley
gave bridge party at River Dale
Farm. Others entertaining with caro-
parties and lunchecns have included
Mrs. Charles +. Lancaster Mrs. George
Orvis. Mrs. Charles s. Francis and Mrs
w. M. Ritter.
Programmes have been issued by Mr.
James L. Taylor of Brooklyn, chairman
of the Ekwanok Tournament Commit.
tee, for the twentieth annual Equinox
cup golf tournament. which will begir
August 81.
Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks OF
Syosset. l.. T.. were at the Equinos
House recently. as were Mr.. and Mrs
Amos T. French Of Tuxedo. Other ar
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Morton
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindenberg, Mrs. L
l.. Powers, Mrs. F'loy Hicks. Mr.. an6
Mrs. w. K. Lamman, Miss Harriet Lam
man. Mr.. Jonathan Lamman and Mrs
S. B. Belden and Miss Mary Belden, al
OF Columbus: Peter Barber and X. +
Ames. r. J. Norton. Miss Sara Norton
Miss Katherine Norton, Chicago; Johr
Norton. Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. II
w. Forbes and T.. T. wilcoxon. Ridge
wood, N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Thomas of Hartsdale; Mr.. and Mrs J
+. Nutting. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomas, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Martin T.. Keogh, Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. III. RI. AL
bright and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Keys of New York.
Arrivals at Worthy Inn from New
York include Mr.. A. d. Frost and fam
iy, Mr. s. Murray. Mr.. Theobald J
Dengler. Mrs. s. Dengler Mr.. and Mrs
a. j. Mackey, Mrs. S. f. Worster Mr.
and Mrs. G. Osterheld. Mr.. and Mrs. d
Davidson. Mss Edna Davidson. ArthuI
Davidson. Miss Edna Davidson, Arthu
Davidson. Miss X. O'Haire. Miss T. Jolly
Mr.. l.. Levesque, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Eos
ter. Miss Katherine Healey, Mr.. and Mrs
Phelps J. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Johl
Grimm. Jr.. and family. Mr.. and Mrs
u. S. Smith. Mr. William Buell.. Mis-
Edna Hammel, Mr.. and Mrs J. Heme
mann and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wolf
Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell of New Yorl
and Casanova visited Mrs w. NJ. Rit
ter at Yester House recently. Mrs. Rit
ter and Mrs. Charles s. Francis CAV
dinners for Mrs. Wendell at the Equlno'
House. with Mrs. Teford GroesbeclS an,
Mrs. Horace G. Young as guests.