The New York herald., 1922-08-06
THOUSANDS NOW ENJOYING LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
Maxwell r. Marston
Takes Ishan Cup
for Fourth Time
Philadelphia Gets Replica of
Trophy Again-Followers
Move to Other Courses.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD,
MANCHESTER, vt. Aug. 5.-The Isham
cup golf tournament. the final match
of which was played last Saturday,
proved to be very successful event for
Ekwanok Country Club. Maxwell r..
Marston Of Overlook. Pa. for the
fourth time in eight years has Lis name
inscribed on the huge cup and receives
his fourth replica OF the same. The
feature of the final day was he first
nine holes of the afternoon round. when
Mr.. Marston played the nine holes sue
cessively in the exact par Of each hole.
The keenest battle of the several final
matches was between Rutledge Sim
mons OF Brooklyn and the veteran. J. A.
Gammons of Providence, the later win
ming by 2 up and l to play. X
Sunday morning following the tourna-
ment there was special fourball match
between Mr.. Marston paired with
Reginald M. Lewis of Greenwich against
Lee w. Maxwell and George !. Lawyer.
Marston and Lewis won by sinsle hole.
This week those more enthusiastic TO:
tournament play are journeying to other
courses DR.. Clark Burnham OF Brook :
lyn and Frank T. Clark OF Philadelpnia
and others have been playing IN the
Vermont State championship tourna-
ment at Burlington. VT. Frank Lay,
Robert Lay, II. b. Weatherwax. w. w.
Patten and others who played here one
week ago have been playing in the an
nual invitation tournament at MohaWl.
Golf Club, Schenectady. M. r. Marston'
II. K. Kerr and still others went to
Great harrington for the annual compe
tition there.
The caddy situation, which is usually
a nroblem az mountain golf courses is
very comfortable at Ekwanok this year.
In addition to the large group OF expert
caddies living in Manchester. there IL .
troup of thirty Boy Scouts from BOSTON
who are camping at the foot OF EQUINOX :
Mountain, and are regularly empioyeu
as caddies. :.
putting party on the lawn OF her sum
mer home in honor of her house guest
Mrs. B. v. Covert of Lockport. MRS.
Albert M. Reed entertained win q
morning bridge party and luncneon OH
Wednesday for Mrs. Covert
Mrs. C. +. Lancaster entertainer q
party of eight at dinner at the hquiiloA
House Saturday evening. Monday even
inc Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell r. Marston
entert aimed a few friends at dinner on
the occasion of Mrs. Marston's plrthuas.
others entertaining at the Eduinoa
House recently include Mr. w. hehi,o' y,
Jewett. Mrs. Charles $. Francis Mt ~.
K. Quilhot, Mr.. William Piace anu ~
j. C. Bradley. :.
Mrs John r. Montgomery gave
,r;aaa nartv at the Cascades Wednes-
dav Mr.. montgomery recently returned
sror, New York and will be with ms
family for some time.
Mrs George Orvis has gone to Thou-
sand Islands to visit her son, FRANKLIN
Orvis.
Mrs. Caleb Fox, who Is more than
sixty years of age. Is setting goli
pattern that probably majority OF the
men playing at Ekwanok cannot equai.
Mrs Fox plays regularly from tne
mems tees and It is nothing extraor-
dinary for her to play the course in
ninety. One day recently she had three
successive threes at the eleventh,
twelfth and thirteenth.
Mr.. T. 7. Hubbard of Brooklyn ar
rived at the Equinox House Monday
and will be a daily golf player through
August. Mr.. Walter Travis romped
around the course in seventy-seven
Monday and Mr.. J. c. Bradley's friends
were complimenting him on a thirty
six" for the first nine holes the same
day.
Arrivals at the Equinox House include
Mrs. George c. Tilyou, Master Frank
Tilyou. Miss Eileen M. Tilyou. DR.. $. G.
Mcleod Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Epley. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. Hanna. Mr.. Lott B. Malone. Mr..
Malcolm Graham, Mr.. II. Y. Barrow,
Mr.. j. l.. Webster. Mr.. J. g. Smith,
Mr.. b. O. Booth. Mr. A. Baster. Jr.;
Mrs. o. X. Eldred, Miss Virginia Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Meeker, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis
l.. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wy
man, Mr.. III. v. Gaines. Mr.. IL. L. Hun
derford, Mr.. s. Stanwood Menken, Mr..
f. M. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. @.
Lowther. Jr: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mar
shall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bull. Mrs.
Henry Ehlus. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tay-
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Maynard.
Miss Audrey Maynard. Mrs II. f.
Huber and Mrs. Stewart West, all Of
New York
Arrivals at Worthy Inn from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Ken
ney, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. NY
rick. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Philo, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Hancock, the Misses Emma
and Mildred Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. r
z. French. Mr.. G. II. Pollock, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Simons. Miss Dorothea
Simons. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ID. Mario.
Mr. Fl. M. Graft, Mr. George A. Hoyt,