The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
Flower Shou Major
Event of the Week
at Manchester, Vt.
Decorative Scheme Centered
Around italian Pergola-
Many Matches.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HnsALD
MANCHESTER. VT. Aug. 1.-the al
nual flower show given by the Manches-
ter Garden Club at the Gymnasium Of
Burr and Burton Seminary has taken
precedence over all other social func-
lions this week, as It involved the WORK
and attention OF SO many of those who
compose Manchester's summer colony
To mention all the women lending d
hand to make the event success would
be to name practically every woman
Of the cottage colony and many of thu
other townspeople. Mention should be
made Of the large amount of work done
by Miss Florence Taylor of Brooklyn
who was at the head of all committees !;
Miss Helen Bradley of Buffalo; Mr..
Albert NJ Reed OF Manchester and
Mrs. Harry Wolf of New York.
The general scheme OF arrangement
and decoration was that of an Italian
rustic pergola. Winding with the stair
way was a hedge. which, together with
miniature water garden on one side
and miniature flower garden on the
other side pleasantly filed the space
between the main floor and the tea gar
den.
The flowers exhibited this year were
fully up to previous years. Special at
tention was given the children's depart
ment this year, and space was provided
for the children's exhibit In the balcony
of the gymnasium. The flower show
tends to cultivate an interest in wild
flowers as well as cultivated flowers.
and special prizes were offered to the
children for the largest assortment and
the best arrangement of wild flowers.
In the interim between tournaments
at Ekwanok Country Club the course Is
crowded from morning until sunset and
there are many close matches. On Sun
day Grantland Rice and Lee Max
we'll were paired against A. j. Christie,
the ElSwanok professional. and Frank
b. Lay in a four ball match. of which
the best ball was SO. The former
pair won the match.
In a recent four bali match In which
walter J. Travis was paired with an
other veteran, w. T. TruesdeIl. against
Frank Lay and Robert Lay, the vet
Grams found themselves four down and
five TO play. At the time Mr.. Travis
was going very well and the five holes
were won, leaving a margin of a single
hole In favor of Mr.. Travis and Mr..
Truesdell Incidentally Mr.. Travis thus
completed the last nine holes In the very
excellent score of a.
Recently James l.. Taylor, Mr.. Travis
and Donald Carr motored to Rutland.
where they were luncheon guests of Mr..
George 70. Morse, and a four ball mitch
was played over the Rutland Country
Club course. return match was played
by the same men at Ekwanok this week.
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visiting MIR. Charles Wesley Dunn and
Hubert r. Dunn at the Reed cottage
and playing golf a. Ekwanok Country
Club.
Mr.. George Creel has recently re-
turned to New York after visiting Mr..
John f. Montgomery at the Cascades.
Mrs. George Orvis returned from
Thousand Islands week ago and has
been In New York for n few days this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Within Of
New York and Mrs. Eugene Warren of
Troy are guests OF Mrs. Orvis for the
coming week.
Miss Florence Taylor of Brooklyn re-
Gently gave an auction bridge party In
honor of Miss Helen Bradley.
Mr.. w. II. Powers of Brooklyn has
been in New York for the last week, re-
turning here to-day.
Mrs. 9. NJ. Clark. Mrs. Frank T. Clark
and Mr.. u. N. Enright OF PHILADELPHIA
motored to Quebec this week, where
they met Mrs Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright are house guests OF Mr.. Clark
at Wyndhurst.
Miss Virginia Hanscomb of New York
and Mrs. Telford Groesbecl of Cincin-
natl were among those entertaining at
the Equinox House recently.
Arrivals Mt the Equinox House include
Tr- - II ~tr1r
and Mr.. Chapman Kinney OF Plainfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fitch and Mrs. j..
Harvey Bell of Yonlsers, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Carpenter. Miss May n. Carpen-
ter, Miss Winifrod Carpenter and Miss
Constance q. Carpenter OF East Orange.
Mrs. Harry Clark Miss Mary q. Clark
and Mrs. Il. j. Blair OF Port Chester,
and, from New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grantland Rice, Mr. and Mrs. j. It.
Talcott. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bedford, Mr..
and Mrs. Truly Warner, Mr.. Douglas
Warner, Mrs. O. Warner Morris. Mr..
Peter Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.
Griffin, Mr. w. 8. Groesbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. A. Porter, Jr, Mr.. w. J. Nc
Convill, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Trombly,
Miss Louise Connolly, Mr.. Edward r..
Trombiy. Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Starks
Arrivals at Worthy Inn include Mr..
ana Mrs. r.. A. Reid Of White Plains,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Connor Miss
Elizabeth O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. H. G..
Hart and Mr.. and Mrs n. u. Farmer
OF Montclair. and, from New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald y. Griffin, Mr.. J. III.
Van Alstyne. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Evalend, Mr..
y. r. McQuade. Mr.. Claire daffney.
Miss Marie o'DonneIl, Mr.. Vincent
| o'Donnell. Mrs. w. II. Horton and Mr..
II. etilweli Clapps