New-York tribune., 1922-09-10
Vermont Visitors
To Receive Hearty
Greetings at Fair
September Will Be Lively
Month at Ekwanok Club;
Entertainments and Dim
ner Parties to Be Given
speosay Dispatch to The rr4oums


MANCHESTER IN THE NOUN +.
TAINS, VT, Sept. 9-The Labor Day
holiday crowd Of pleasure seekers taxed
accommodations at Manchester to the
limit and there was much pleasant
anticipation Of the annual Labor Day
golf handicap competition to be played
at Ekwanok Country Club. About one
hundred players started in the event,
which resulted in triple tie. Mr..
Edward w, Clark Sd and Mr.. Frank
T. Clark. of Philadelphia; Mr.. John L.
Given, Of New York, and Mr.. w. F..
Powers, Of Englewood, and Mr.. J. A.
Daubel and Mr.. r. E. Marsh, both of
New York, had net scores of seventy
three. Mr.. D. E. Sawyer, the Sinawoy
star, made his first visit to Ekwanok
last Saturday and captured the gross
prize in the medal handicap competition
being played that day.
The Manchester Fair comes next
week and the summer visitor will have
opportunity to see all varieties of his
country cousin in the latter's native
element. The horse races will. furnish
one feature Of amusement. The purses
for races total $4,000.
September will be lively time at
Ekowanok County Club While there
are no tournaments, the early autumn
favors pleasant golf playing, and most
OF the families of the cottage colony
will remain here until we'll into Oc-
tober. One Of the most beautiful
times Of the whole season Is when the
foliage begins to take on It's briIliant
coloring in October.
Mr.. Alexander Lyle Samuel, member
of the British Parliament, from Lon
don, England, visited Mr.. Martin W.
Llttleton. of New York, at the Equinox
House for several days, including
Labor Day. Monday evening Mr.. Sam.
uel gave dinner party, having as his
guests Mr.. Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank B. Lay, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ".
Maxwell, Mrs. GraEtland Rice, Mr., and
Mrs. Harry Wolff and Mr.. Harry
Barrow.
Mrs. Charles s. Francis entertained
q party Of fifteen at dinner at the
Equinox House, Tuesday evening, in
honor Of Miss Laura Mohun, of Wash
irngton' D. o., who Is a guest Of Mrs.
Gertrude D. Ritter at Yester House.
Others entertaining at the Eauino~
House recently include Mrs. II. F.
Huber, the Misses Fredericka and
Elizabeth Skinner, Of Chicago: Mrs.
Thomas F. Bowles and Mrs. H. Fl.
Porter. AA'
Mr.. James L. Taylor, of Brook,vn
departed last Sunday for BrookIins
to witness the national amateur golf
championship. There was but one con-
testant in the championship listed as
from Ekwanok, and that was Mr.. J. G..
Mcmahon. - "
Mr.. J. E. LefeSvre, Counselor Of tbe
! IhaHana h:s legation, and his niece, Miss
I ~ r1a
early In the week, meeting Miss Ehr-
mans mother at New York on her
arrival from Panama, and are now vis-
iting. Mr.. Edwin Lefevre at his snr, :
mer homo in Dorset. ~ 49,
Guests at Wyndhurst Of Mr.. Clar-
ence M. Clark, of Philadelphia. over
the holiday included Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Wallace, Mr.. Louis Washburn.
Mr Mr. =. .. Thomas, Mr.. E. w. Clark Sd,
~ mi, anu MRS. frank I. Clark and Mr..
Y. ?. clark, all of Philadelphia.
Eormer @ governor Frank o. Lowden
ana Mrs. Lowden, of Oregon. M.
| stepped at the Equinox on SATURDAY.
| night en- route from the White Noun
tains to their home. Sunday sbay
IIunched with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 4
Lincoln, of Hildene. and thew +ban
motored to Albany to take the Twen-
ten Century Limited to Chicago.
c Mrs. Fne!ps Stokes and Miss Helen
stokes, of New York, were at the Eoui.
nox House for luncheon on SUNDAY.
Mr.. Charles f. Brooker, of Ansonia
Conn, and Mr.. Louis II. COOLIDGE. ~
| Milton, Mass, were at the Eaninox ~
House over Saturday night.
Mrs. B., W. R. Taylor, Of schcnec.
t,ady, was at the Equinox House Sun
day and Mr.. Taylor, who has besn
mere Tor some time, returned home
with Mrs. Taylor. While here Mr. M
Taylor. read some of his noems tn
parlors. e'A0 AauihoA
Mr.. Freeman Hall, Of Dallas Tax
was guest Of Mr.. John r. Montgomery,
ever the holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
3. Gonyngham, Of Wilkes-Barre were
at the Equinox House SATURDAY. n;ght
en- route from Breton Woods.
Professor and Mrs. William M. Sloan
Of Princeton. arrived at the Eaninny
house recently and are spending some
time here. Other arrivals include M M
y. +. Gaines, of Hot Springs: Mrs
Mark Skinner and two daughters. of
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Leff'ng.
we'll and three daughters. of Watkins
Glen. n. X; Mr.. and Mrs. James aa's u.
Hart, OF Cincinnati; Mrs. w. II. Baler
OF Chicago, and Mrs. w. b. Wahstar
of Evanston III