New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Manchester Stars
In Final Play for
lsllampG Cup
Marston, Gardner, Patten
and Others in Field; Big
Gallery Watches Matches;
Prepare for State Tourney
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MANCHESTER IN THE MOUNTAINS S
VT, July 30.-To-day the final patches
of the annual Ishamp Cup golf tourna-
ment is to be played at Ekwanok
Country Club with large gallery in
attendance. This. morning there is a
medal handicap round for the entire
field with upward of one hundred golf
ers competing. The competition has
been very successful in every way. The
course is in excellent condition and
with such golfers as Maxwell R. Mar
ston, Hamilton Gardner, William Pat
ten, B. Warren Corkran, D. Clarke
Corkran, A. G. McIlwaine Sd, and
Charles P. Taft I'd, in the field, the
competition has been very keen.
Next week Ekwanok members will
compete in the Vermont State Golf
championship tournament at Rutland,
where they expect to win the team
match for the Governor Mccullough
cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ritter, Of
Washington, have been entertaining
Congressman Bascom Slemp. of Vir-
ginia, and Congressman Richard
Whaley, of South Carolina, at Yester
House during the tournament season.
Sunday evening Mrs George Orvis
entertained for them at the Equinox
House. Mrs. H. Bailey Vanderhoef, of
Greenwich, and Mrs. John B. De Cour-
sey, Of Philadelphia, and II. A. Rice
were in the party. Monday evening
Mrs Ritter gave dinner party to the
same persons at the Yester House. Mrs.
H. N. Townsend, of New York, and
Henry E. Bodman, Of Detroit, were in
the party.
Mrs. E. L. Simonds, of New Orleans
entertained at Limber rlock Inn Monday
afternoon, having among her guests
Mrs. Charles S. Francis, Mrs. John
Jacob Gunther. Miss Bement, Mrs
Thomas H. Bowles. Mrs. Telford Groes-
beck, Mrs George Orvis and Miss
Devereux.
Others entertaining at the Equinox
House this week have included Mrs
Thomas F.. Bowles and Mrs. Charles
S. Francis.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charles s
Francis and Mrs. George Orvis con-
ducted card party in the Equinox
Spa for The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Wednesday evening Colonel c. H
French gave an illustrated lecture on
N6oc+ pa1Aa Mort;n;nua ayi Tho Da
struction of St. Pierre at Worthy Inn
Monday evening there was on exhi-
bition at the Equinox House the
largest fish ever taken from the Bat
tenkill River. 1t was a brown trout
which tipped the scales at ten and q
half pounds Leigh Best. Of New
York, was the lucky fisherman in com
pany with C. F. Lancaster, of Boston
Mr.. Lancaster went from the boat into
the water before the fish was landed
This afternoon those who like horses
better than golf are attending matinee
There will be racing there again two
weeks from to-day.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox House
include Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn T. Terry
MIR. and Mrs. Owen o. Moore, Mrs
Lott B. Malone, Malcolm Graham, w
l.. Carey, Mrs. Louise Bartel, Rollin
c. Bartel, Mrs. c. l.. Borgmeyer, Miss
Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Richard
r. A. Hutchinson, Mrs. Scott Stewart
Arthur Stewart, Charles T. Hulburd
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Chappell, Miss
Jeanette Chappell, Miss Jeanette
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A
Usina, all of New York; Jay Gates, of
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P
Taft I'd. of Cincinnati; r. c. McLein
and Burton Preston, of Mansfield, Ohio;
G. S. Cutting and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Barletine, of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs
G.. r. Niswander, of New Haven
Arrivals at Worthy Inn include Mr.
and Mrs. John /. Hay, of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taussig, F. B.
Taussig, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Elkins
Miss E. w. Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jam IS
McCready, Miss Hazel E. Warner, Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Fox and family, Mat
thew White jr.. Mrs. l.. w. Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Wilmington, Sidney
Harris and Edward G. Joseph.