The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
OF SOCIETY IN THE BOROUGHS AND SUBURBS OF NEW YORK
Labor Day Golf
at Manchester in
Spite of the Rain
After Morning Drizzle, Clear
ing Skies Make Holiday
Tournament Possible.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW York HElALp-
MANCHESTER ~ THE MOUNTAINS. Vt.
Sept 9.-The Labor Day holiday crowd
OF pleasure seekers taxed accommoda-
tions at Manchester 10 the limit and
there was much pleasant anticipation OF
the annual Labor Day golf handicap 70
be played at Ekwanok Country Club.
Monday morning. however, the spirits
OF many were dampened when the rain
came down in continuous. heavy
drizzle. that at times amounted 10 4
real shower. few brave golfers could
not be kent within doors and a few
played during the rain. Fair weather
prevailed in the afternoon, and about
100 players started in the event, which
resulted in a triple tie. d. E. Sawyer.
the Siwanoy 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 weea
and the summer visitor will have or
portunity to see all varieties OF his
country cousin in the latters native
element. Incidentally. it is quite fair.
and the horse races will furnish real
amusement. The purses for races total
s3,50o, large amount for the small
county fair
Mr.. Alexander Lyle Samuel. Member
of the British Parliament, from London
visited Mr. Martin w. Littleton of New
York at the Equinox House for several
days including Labor Day. Monday
evening. Mr.. Samuel gave d dinner, hav-
ing as his guests Mr.. Littleton, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank b. Lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Les
w. Maxwell. Mrs. Grantland Rice, Mr..
Nrc vot<
Barrow.
Mrs. Charles S. Francis entertained
a party OF fifteen at dinner at the Equi-
nox House Tuesday evening In honor OF
Miss Laura Mohun Of Washington, d
C.. who is guest OF Mrs. Gertrude d
Ritter at Yester House. Others enter
tanning az the Equinox House recently
include Mrs. II. r. Huber, the Misses
Fredricka and Elizabeth Skinner Of Chi
cago, Mrs. Thomas F. Bowles and Mrs.
II. Fl. Porter
Mr.. J. E. Lefevre. counselor of the
Panama Legation, and his niece. Miss
Anita Ehrman. came from Washington
early in the week. meeting Miss Ehp<
mans mother at New York. on her ar
rival from Panama. and are now visiting
Mr.. Edwin Lefevre, 81 is summer hons
In Dorset -
Guests al Wyndhurst OF Mr.. Clar.
ence NJ. Clark OF Philadelphia over tho
holiday included Mr. and Mrs Frank
Wallace. Mr.. Louis Washburn Mr. G.
3. Thomas. Mr.. F. W Clark Sd and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Clark and Mr.. C. s.
Clark. all OF Philadelphia.
Frank o. Lowden. former Governor Of
Illinois. and Mrs. Lowden stopped at the
Equinox on Saturday night, en- route
from tho White Mountains TO their home.
Sunday they lunched with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert T. Lincoln of Hildene. and they
then motored to Albany. to take the
train to Chicago.
Mrs. Phelps Stokes and Miss Helen
stokes Of New York. were at the Equi-
nox House for luncheon on Sunday
Mrs. =. W. r. Taylor. OF Schenectady.
was at the Equinox House Sunday. aad
Mr. Taylor. who has been here for some
time. returned home with her
Mr.. Freeman Hall. OF Dallas. Texas.
was guest of Mr.. John F. Montgomery
over the holiday Mr.. and Mrs John B.
Conyngham Of wlkes-Barre were at the
Equinox House Saturday night en- route
from Breton Woods
Professor and Mrs. William M. Sloan
OF Princeton arrived at the Equinox
House recently and are spending some
time here. Other arrivals include Mr..
y. F. Gaines OF Hot Springs. Mrs. Mark
skinner Willing OF Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs. w. VI. Leffingwell Of Watkins
Glen. ~ y. Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Hart Of Cincinnati. Mrs. W. H. Baker
OF Chicago and Mrs. w. u. Webster OF
Evanston. III.
Arrivals at the Equinox House from
New York include Mr.. George Buckley
Mr.. II. Y. Barrow. Mrs. &. c. Griswold
Mr.. John y. Beals. Mr.. John ID. Beals,
Jr. Mr.. Donald NJ. Beals. Miss Helen
Beals. Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Norris.
Mrs. Clifford Demott, Mr.. Munroe W. W.
Demott. Miss Elizabeth Demott. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gordon. Mr. and Mrs r.
II. Parker. Mr. II. y. Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs r. w. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Warner Bishop. Miss Dorothy Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Stoddaxd and Mr..
and Mrs w. ]. Mckinney