The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Orpis Cup Matches
Feature the Week
at Manches ster, Vt.
Many Golfers to Compete for
Various Trophies Presented
by New York Woman.

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HEsALp
MANCHESTER R-IN-THE- FOUNTAINS. VT,
Aug. 26.-The twenty-second annual
golf tournament for the Orvis cup and
other prizes at Ekwanok Country Club
will occupy the attention of the resort
the week. The trophies for the various
divisions and the special competitions
are given by Mrs. George orvls.
The program calls for qualifying
round of eighteen holes to be played on
Wednesday, with a gold medal for low
score in the qualifying round. There
will be four divisions, of sixteen each,
for match play elimination rounds. and
the losers in the first round of match
play will continue in four consolation
flights. On Friday afternoon there will
be special best ball competition, and
on Saturday there will be eighteen hole
medal handicap competition for all ex-
cepting those playing in the final matches
of the several divisions.
The blue and white Yale banner flew
from the flag staff at Point-o-View, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett ArlSell.
over last Sunday in honor of the pres
ence of few classmates of 1886 who
came to help Mr.. ArSell celebrate his
birthday. On Saturday evening, just
before the birthday dinner, there was
unveiled bronze sun dial, Mrs. Arkelrs
birthday gift to Mr.. Arkell. uniquely
modelled after a golfer addressing his
ball on the teeing ground. The model
was Mr., Robert Appleton. who during
the winter posed for the sculptor,
Amory Simons of New York. The shaft
of the golf stick forms the shadow max
er of the sun dial.
Mr.. G. L. Eliot of Clinton, Conn.,. made
the presentation speech for Mrs. Arkell.
Other classmates present included Mr..
Appleton and Mr.. n. NJ. Goodlett, both
OF New York. House guests who were
at the dinner included Mr.. Marshall
Whitlatch, Mrs. Appleton, Miss Parker
Smith, Miss Susanne S. Grigsby and Mr..
Alex Girard. There were also present as
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Can
ming, Mrs. James Grant, MISS Mary b.
Gleason, Mr.. L. b. Malone and Mr.. NAL
colin Graham
Mr. F. j. Winston of Pasadena, Cal,
another member of Yale, 1886. who will
visit Point-o-View for one month, did
not reach Manchester in time for the
dinner parties. as he was among those
recently stranded in the Western desert
by the railroad strike.
Monday evening Mrs. George Orvis en-
tertained with dinner at the Equinox
House for Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Within Of
New York. who are her house guests.
Mrs. Orvis's dinner guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Telford Groesbeck. Mrs.
Charles s. Francis. Mrs. John +. Mont
gomery, Mr.. c. NJ. Clark Mr.. Lee
Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smyth and
Mr.. w. r. Groesbeck.
This morning Mr.. George Thacher OF
Albany read a poem of which he is the
author, The Place Beyond the Pines"
at the Equinox Theater for the benefit
OF the Manchester Historical Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Salisbury sang In
dian songs.
Mr. James c. Powers OF Garden City
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Powers OF Brooklyn at Elm-oe'er.
Tuesday Mr.. Walter j. Travis, Mr..
James l.. Taylor and Mr. Donald Carr
motorcd to Rutland, where they were
luncheon guests of Mr.. George Il. Morse,
and a four ball golf match was played
at Rutland Country Club.
Mr.. Hamilton X. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. v. Rich and Mr. c. v. Rich, Jr..
were guests last Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee w. Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Goodhue visited the Maxwells a
few days earlier.
Arriving from New York city at the
Equinox House recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. n. Townsend. Mr. and Mrs.
Leigh Best. Mr.. II. l.. Phillips, Mr.. l..
G. Gerhard. Mr.. ]. T.. Herrity, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Parrish Mr.. l.. II. Coleman.
Mr.. J. J. Radley. Mr. II. F. Huber. Mr..
Edwin Greene. Mr.. George c. Smith,
Mr.. George C. Smith. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Linerd, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Fuller, Miss Natalie Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney Jarvis. Mr.. and Mrs. James
$. Croll. Miss Elsie Crol. Mrs. Janet
8. Croll. Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Bar
rows Mr. and Mrs W. Il. Nisbet and
Mrs Mary De L. Drake.
Arrivals at Worthy Inn include Mr..
and Mrs. c. y. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs.
n. r. Dyckhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. w. It.
Grosscut, Mr.. Charles Grosscut and Mr..
and Mrs. H. s. Draper of Philadelphia
and from New York Mr.. l.. c. Garland,
Mrs. J. A. Sewcll, Mr.. NJ r. Sewell
Mr.. ii. NJ. Croft, Mr. III. ii. Roberts
Mr.. Julian Holland. Mrs. r. A. Sempf
Mrs @. L. Bartruff, Mrs. n. j. Thuring.
Miss Ruth NJ. Thuring, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Collins. Mr.. q. H. Disbrow, Miss
Grace Disbrow and Mrs G. CLANCY.