The New York herald., 1921-07-31
CTTONS CONTINUE TO LURE LARGE TIRONGS FROM CITIES
Large Gallery
FOIlOWS Golfers
at Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClel-
Ian Ritter Entertain Friends
Arrivals at Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HEzALn-
MANCHESTER, VT, July 30.-To-day
matches OF the annual Isham cup golf
tournament were played at Ekwanok
Country Club with a large gallery In
attendance. This morning there was
a medal handicap round for the eptira
field with upward of one hundred golf
| ers competing.
The competition has been very success
full and large gallery daily has fol-
lowed the golfers. The course Is In
excellent condition and with such golf
ers as Maxwell r. Marston, Hamilton
Gardner. William Patten. B. Warren
| Corkran, d. Clarke Corkran. A. q. Nc
| Ilwaine Sd and Charles p. Taft I'd In
the field the competition has been very
| keen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan
Ritter of Washington have been enter
tanning Representatives Bascom Slemp
OF Virginia and Richard Whaley OF
South Carolina at Yester House during
the tournament season. Sunday eve-
ming Mrs. George Orvis entertained
for them at the Equinox House and
Mrs H. Bailey Vanderhoef of Green-
witch, Mrs. John B. De Coursey Of Phila-
delphia and Mr.. III. A. Rice were In tho
party Monday evening Mrs. Ritter
| gave dinner to the same guests and
Mrs. H. N, Townsend of New York and
Mr. Henry r. Bodman of Detroit at
| Yester House.
Mrs. z. L. Simonds OF New Orleans
entertained at Undertook Inn Monday
afternoon, having among her guests
Mrs. Charles S. Francis, Mrs. John
Jacob Gunther. Mrs. Thomas H. Bowles,
Mrs. Telford Groesbeck, Mrs. George
Orvis and Miss Devereux.
| Others entertaining at the Equinox
| House this week have included Mrs.
Thomas e. Bowles and Mrs. CHARLES s.
| Francis.
wednesday evening Col. c. H. French
gave a lecture on Mont Pelee. Mar
Unique, and the destruction of st. Pierre
at Worthy Inn.
Monday evening there was on exhi-
bltion at the Equinox House the largest
| fish ever taken from the Battenkill
| River. It was brown trout, which
| tipped the scales at ten and one-half
pounds. Mr.. Leigh Best of New York
was reported to be the lucky fisherman.
In company with Mr.. c. F. Lancaster
of Boston.
| This afternoon those who like horses
better than golf are attending matinee
racing at Manchester Fair Grounds.
There will be racing there again two
weeks from to-day.
| Arrivals at the Equinox House In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Terry Mr..
and Mrs. Owen o. Moore, Mr.. Lott b.
Malone. Mr.. Malcolm Graham. Mr.. w.
L. Carey. Mrs. Louise Bartel, Mr.. Rollin
C. Bartel, Mrs. c. l.. Borgmeyer.- Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Richard. Mr.. R. A
| Hutchinson. Mrs. Scott Stewart. Mr..
Arthur Stewart Mr. Charles T. Hull
burd, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Chap
pell. Miss Jeanette Chappell, Miss JEAN
nette Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
| Usina of New York
worthy Inn--Mr. and Mrs. John L
Hay of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Taussig. Mr.. 3. b. Taussig. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Elkins. Miss u. w. Boil
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs. James McCready.
Miss Hazel II. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A. Fox and family Mr.. Matthew White
Jr. Mrs. l.. w. Wilmington. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. p. wilmington, Mr.. Sidney Har-
ris and Mr.. Edward @. Joseph Of New
York.