The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Large Field Starts
Play for IshamCup
at Manchester, Vt.
Large Gallery for Golf Tour
nament-Hikes Through
Mountains Popular.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YUHx 6mAfA
MANCHESTER. Vt, July 30.
TOT since the days before the
I'M war has 90 strong . neld Of
= golfers appeared for tho arr
nual Isham cup tournament a. were
playing at Ekwanok Country Club
during the last four days. The compe-
ton began Wednesday with q quail
tying round Of eighteen holes Match
play elimination rounds were played
both morning and afternoon of Thurs
day and Friday, and the Anal matches
In the several divisions are being
played to-day. There was also a medal
handicap competition played to-day.
Among the more prominent golfers
entered were Maxwell r Marston OF
Philadelphia. Reginald NJ. Lewis.
Dwight Partridge, Hamilton X. Kerr.
A. l. Peirson, Donald Carr, H. Y. Bar
row. H. D. Smith and Rutledge Sini-
mons Of the Metropolitan district; w.
w. Patten Of Schenectady, Frank Lay
and Robert Lay Of Detroit, Henry
Hepburn Of Louisville, J. A. Gammor-s
and Daniel Fairchild Of Providence.
George I. Lawyer of Albany and
George e. Morse of Rutland.
Mr.. Walter ]. Travis Of Garden City.
and Mr. w. e. Truesdell Of Brooklyn.
seemed content to let the younger men
fight the matches while they remained
interested spectators.
The Manchester Garden Club win
motor to Old Bennington next Thursday
to visit the gardens Of Mrs. William
Hawks. Plans are maturing, for the
annual flower show. which will occur
in the gymnasium Of Burr and Burton
Seminary. August II.
Several popular hiking trails have
been recently remarked by the Man
chester Board Of Trade, and informa-
tion relative to them is posted at the
Equinox House and other hotels and
boarding houses. Among the attractive
spots now especially available, all Of
them comparatively easy hikes. are,
Table Rock. Deer Knoll and the summit
of Equinox Mountain. on the Equinox
side; Stratton Gap. also known as
Downer's Glen. and Prospect Rock, on
the Green Mountain side; the old
Marble Quarry. Friedley Quarry and
Cobble Hill, on Dorset Mountain; and
the summit OF Bromley Mountain
reached by motoring to Peru and hiking
from that place. The local section of
the Green Mountain Trail is also avail
able and attractive for those who are
more ambitious for extended hikes.
The Manchester Chautauqua comes
the second week In August There Will
be a program Of high class entertain-
ments and lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Bradley Of
Buffalo are visiting Mr.. Bradley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bradley. at
N 10. ro, ~ ThNradQv MY4-
J. C.. Bradley entertained In honor or
Mrs. J. III. Bradley
Mrs. George Orvis returned to Man
chester this week after two weeks spent
on Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Covert Of Lock-
port are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Pray.
Mrs John L. Given gave card
party at the Gables on Friday afternoon.
Among those entertaining at the Equi-
nox House this week were Miss Virginia
Hanscom and Mrs. Charles 8. Francis.
Mrs. Gertrude D. Ritter Of Washing
ton has returned to her summer home.
Yester House, after few weeks at
other summer places.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox
House include Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
r. Marston Of Overbrook. DR.. and Mrs.
]. @. Clark OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and
"A. ".
Reginald M. Lewis and Mr.. H. Tenney
of Greenwich. Mrs. Nelson @. Carman.
Mrs H. r. Simmons and Mr.. Rutledge
Simmons Of Brooklyn, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. H. Humphreys. Mr.. Hamilton
X. Kerr, DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Goodwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs f. c. johnson, Mr.. Donald G.
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. d. g. French,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Franklin. Mr..
w. H. Hardness, Mr.. w. II. Hardness
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Young and Mr..
Presley MacLaughlin. all Of New York.
Arrivals at Worthy Inn from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
whitney, Jr.. Mr.. Franklin P. Fox. Mr..
Kelvin N. Fox. Mr.. J. T. Currnn. Mr..
and Mrs. A. M Payne, Miss Jessie OAR
rance Mrs. Frank l. Styies. Mr.. W. "A.
Roberts, Mrs. william d. O'Kssfs. Miss
Amy Hope Ballard and Miss Sarah l..
jackson.
Arrivals at orvis cottase from New
York include Mr.. q. w. Eyppsr ana
Mr.. c. H. Eypper. Mr.. Judson Boriand
and Mr.. Henry w. Howe, Jr.