The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Orpis Cup Match
Attracts Interest
to Ekwanok Links
New York Golfers Among
Those Who Sought Trophies
at Manchester, vt.

Special Dispatch to THE New YokK HERALD.
MANCHESTER IN THE MOUNTAINS. VT,
Sept. 1.-The Orvis cup golf tournament
at Ekwsnok Country Club has occupied
the attention Of the summer colony this
week and the Anal. matches were played
to-day. The prizes are given by Mrs.
George Orvis, and include silver vase
for the winner of the ffst division,
smaller ones for the runner-up and the
winner of the first consolation flight.
Other prizes include a gold medal for
the low score in the qualifying round
and a similar medal for the low score
prize in special medal handicap
competition played to-day. For. the
winning team in the best ball handicap
of Friday afternoon there we're two
elaborate leather kit bags OF English
design. The trophies for several other
divisions included cigar humidor. a
cigarette box. Ink stand. card trays, an
ash tray and two purses.
Among those competing were Lee W.
Maxwell. III. Y. Barrow, Donald Carr,
Martin w. Littleton, George e. Morse,
Frank y. Lay. e. j. Dayton, Emmons
Smith. Jr., Frank 7. Clark. Louis
Washburn. s. c. Clark, Nelson Griffith,
w. o. Henderson and Dumont Clarke.
The flrst annual exhibition of the
Dorset Painters opened on Tuesday and
will be open daily until September In
che Dorset Town Hall. SO much in
terest has been taken In this event by
both the local people and the summer
guests that II Is hoped to make II an
annual event The artists whose can
vases are shown are men who have
been painting in Dorset this summer,
most OF whom have not exhibited up
here. They include Mr.. Edwin B.
Child. Mr.. Wallace Fahnestock, Mr..
Francis Dixon. Mr.. Herbert Meyer. Mr..
w. r. Leigh and Mr.. John Lille.
The Manchester Garden Club motored
to Dorset. Thursday, to visit the gar
dens Of Mrs. II. G. Durant OF Chicago.
Miss May Cook OF Columbus and Miss
Laura Mohun of Washington are visit
ing Mrs Gertrude ID. Ritter at Yester
House. Mrs. Ritter gave dinner In
their honor this evening.
Guests OF Mr.. C./M. Clark OF Phila-
aclphia at dinner at Wyndhurst last
Sunday OIL the occasion of his birthday
included Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hender-
son of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
McEwan OF Albany. Mrs. Charles 8.
Francis OF Troy and MIR. and Mrs.
Frank I. Clark. Mr.. e. w. Clark I'd
and Mr.. S. @. Clark OF Philadelphia.
There will be the usual Labor Day
golf handicap competition at Ekwanok
Country Club on Monday. this being
the final tournament OF the season. al
though the course will be thronged with
players until middle October.
Mrs. Gvantland Rioe gave small
dinner party at the Equinox House
recently
Mrs. II. y. vanderhoef is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Young
OF Greenwich, at the Hoyt cottage.
Mrs. j. +. Montgomery entertained
at tea at the Cascades Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Warren. OF Boston. and
Mrs Frank II. Porter, OF New York.
were at the Equinox House recently
Governor and Mrs. Nathan l.. Miller
were nj the Equinox House for two
Says recently. In their party were
AR. w. Il. Ward, Mics W s. Ward,
Miss a. N. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs
Evans Ward. Master w. r. Ward. and
Miss Carol Ward. OF Port Chester. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S, Bottome. OF New
York.
other arrivals Mt the Equinox House
include. from New York: Mr.. Martin
w. I.litleton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Reid. Mr.. l.. r.
Roid. Miss Edna s. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs.
-. @. French. Mrs. G. II. Gurncy. Mrs.
: George Adler, Miss Clara Wallace, Mr..
Thomas Curry. MIR. and Mrs. w. W..
spadone. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest q. Met
calf. Mr. and Mra. Millard r. TompkIns,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Walton. Mrs. N. r.
Weeks, Miss GrAce Cormack.' Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Gerald Dodge. Mr.. Frederick =.
Delaficld. Mrs Edward G. Delafield, the
Misses Rita and Mary Dolafield. Mr..
and Mrs. j. a. Daubel and Mr. and
Mrs G. II. Shipley.
Arrivals nj Worthy Inn. from New
York. include Mr. Benjamin Davidson
MIR. David Davidson, MIR. William "
De Mott. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Parke. Mr.
and Mrs. p. F. Cummings. Mr.. q. T.
Winters. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Green.
wood. Mr.. c. NJ. Greenwood. Miss Edith
Starr. Mrs. !. M. Huylcr Mr.. a. l.. Cor.
nell. MFR. Edward r. O'Neill, Mr.. II. NJ
Craft nd Mr. TTaNnan