The New York herald., 1922-07-09
Golf Handicap
az Manchester
Despite Rain
Judge and Mrs. Elbert H.
Gary Entertained at Resort
Over Holidays.

conditions, there was a gay time Tor
ell both socially and in tho field.
Fortunately golf does not depend
entirely on fair skies. and the Elk
va -Sk course was a busy place at all
times. The leading sporting event was
the golf handicap at Ekwanok. In
which a field OF about one hundred
golfers competed. The competitors
were playing individually against
bogey. with handicaps allotted by the
committee. First prize was won by
Mr.. D. H. Reed Of Albany. N. T.. while
Mr.. Henry Porter of New York. Mr..
Robert T. Lee of Northampton and
Mr.. Walter Smith Of Chicago were
tied for second prize.
A largo number attended the ball
game. horse races and field day sports
at the Fair Grounds. where the local
post of the American Legion held It's
annual field day celebration. In tho
evening the street carnival and block
dance took place In front Of the Equinox
House.
Judge Gary = Quest.
Judge and Mrs. Elbert H. Gary Of
New York were guests over tho holiday
of Mr.. Gertrude d. Ritter OF Yester
House. Mrs. Ritter also entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel 8. Bradley and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e Van vleck, Jr.. Of
New York Sunday evening Mrs. Ritter
gave a dinner party for Judge and Mrs.
Gary, having besides the house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Thacher OK
Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Austin.
Mrs George Orvis, Mr.. r. T. White and
Mr. James L. Taylor of New York and
Mr. Clarence NJ Clark and Mr.. e w.
Clark Sd of Philadelphia
On Tuesday evening Mrs. George
Orvis gave a dinner for Judge and Mrs.
Gary, numbering among her guests all
those attending the dinner at Mrs. Rit-
ter's on Sunday, and Mrs. Charles 3.
Francis of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Lancaster OF Boston, Mrs. Gertrude
Ritter of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace @. Young Of Albany and Mrs.
John Jacob Gunther. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
w. Maxwell and Mr.. Allan Goodhue or
New York. Following Mrs. Orvis's din
ner the party went to Yester House for
q fireworks party and late supper.
On Monday evening Mr.. Thomas w.
Estes entertained nine Of his friends at
a birthday dinner at the Equinox House.
On Sunday Mrs. c. F. Lancaster enter
tanned Mrs George Orvis at the Equinox
House.
Mrs. James Eddy, who has her sum-
mer home at Old Bennington, addressed
the Manchester Garden Club on Thurs
day at fits meeting with Mrs. J. G. Brad
ley.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Thurber. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dickenson and Mr.. and
cupying the Colonial In Taconio avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Browning OF
New York were at the Equinox House
over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Arkell enter
tanned over the holiday Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bird. Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell
Thorsen and Mr.. Arthur Chew Of New
York
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of Ekwanok Country Club Mr..
Robert T. Lincoln of Washington was
reelected president, Mr.. James L. Tay-
lor. Brooklyn, vice-president, and Mr..
retary and treasurer. They also were
oil reelected governors. Others on the
board include Messrs. Bartlett Arkell,
J. r. Montgomery. Edward s. Isham, r.
+. Mcqueen and G. H. Pray of New
York: DIR. Clark Burnham and Mr..
James L. Taylor Of Brooklyn; Mr..
George II. Thacher and Mr.. Horace c.
Young of Albany; Mr.. L. w. Clark 3D.
of Philadelphia Mr.. John c. Bradley
of Buffalo; Mr.. William Ritter OF Wash
ington and Mr.. A. NJ. Reed and Mr..
A. r. Martin CT Manchester was re-
elected clerk.
Arrivals at Resort.
Arrivals In the cottage colony include
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Clark. Miss Emily Rich
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Clark and
Mr.. Il. w. Clark Sd of Philadelphia, at
wyndhurst. the summer home of Mr..
c. NJ. Clark: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Petit
bone Of Hannibal. Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartlett Arkell OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace q. Young of Greenwich,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8. Isham and
family Of New York. Mrs. Charles Isham
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. d q. Austin of New
York visited Mr.. enA Mrs. John r. Mont
gomery at the Cascades over the holi-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. Maxwell
entertained Mr. Allan Goodhue of New
York for the same period while Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. q. Weiderseim of New York
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pow
ers at Elmo'er.
Arrivals at the Equinox House In
clude Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Rhodes
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Janney Of Phiia-
delphia, Mrs. @. v. Hollins and Miss
Marion HoIlins OF East Islip; Mr.. and
Mrs. @. NJ. Grander of Warren. Pa. /:
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Lancaster of
Boston, Mrs. Charles s. Francis Of
Troy and from New York city; Mr.. IT. II.
Vanderhoef. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Gaynor. Mr.. s. Ward Doubleday. Mr..
John Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Reeder.
Mr.. II. S. Reeder. Mr.. j. G.. Bower, Mr.
James Barber. Mrs. G. l.. Whitman. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Dolger. Mr.. William Dol
ger, Mr.. II. b. Day Mr.. L. NJ. Allen,
Mr.. G. A. Allen and Mr.. j. L. Hopkins.
Worthy 1nn--Mr. and Mrs. C. @.
Seward. Mr.. Devereus Lord, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ y. Well Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Mckenzie, Mrs. Bernice Newcomb. Miss
Helen Wells. Mrs. James Mahon and
Mr.. George Fletcher.
TOURING THE GREAT LAKES.
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