New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Flower Exhibition
I'm Green Mountains
Charms Colonists
General Plan of Arrange
ment Arouses Admiration
at Manchester; Links Are
Thronged With Golfers
speo.or Dispatch to Tbs Tr.nuns

TAINS, Vt, Aug 1s.-The annual
flower show given by the Manchester
Garden Club at the Gymnasium of
Burr and Burton Seminary has taken
precedence over all other social func-
lions this week. Miss Florence Taylor,
Of Brooklyn, was at the head of ali
committees and her chief aids were
Miss Helen Bradley, of Buffalo; Mrs.
Albert M. Reed, of Manchester, and
Mrs. Harry. Wolf, of New York;
Mr.. Charles Robinson took charge of
the scheme of decoration. The general
plan of arrangement and decoration
was that of an Italian rustic pergoIa.
The imitation stone pillars at one end
made convenient hooks for the exhibit
tlon tables and at the other end of the
hall was raised tea garden beyond
the. pillars. The young women who
assisted in serving tea were in flower
costumes. Winding with the stairway
was a box-Srimmed hedge, which to-
gether with miniature water garden
on one side and miniature flower
garden on the ether side filled the
space between the main floor and the
tea garden.
In the interim between tournaments
at Ekwanok Country Club these are
the days when the course is crowded
from morning until sunset and there
are many close matches. On Sunday
Mr.. Grantland Rice and Mr.. Lee Max
well were paired against Mr.. A. j..
Christie, the Ekwanok professional, and
MIR. Frank B. Lay in four-ball mat i,
Of which the best ball was &c. The
first mentioned pair won the match.
In recent four-ball match in which
Mr.. Walter J. Travis was paired with
another veteran, Mr.. W. E. Truesdell,
against Mr.. Frank Lay and Mr.. Robert
Lay, the veterans found themselves 4
Travis was going we'll, and the five
holes were won leaving a margin of
q 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 81.
Recently Mr.. James L. Taylor, Mr..
Travis and Mr.. Donald Carr motored
to Rutland, where they were luncheon
guests of Mr.. George E. Morse, and a
four-ball match was played over the
Rutland Country Club course. A re-
turn match was played by the same
men at Ekwanok this week.
Mr.. Oswald Kirkby, of Englewood,
who played many good rounds on the
Ekwanok course during visit of one
week with Mr.. w. F. Powers, of Brook
Ign, returned home recently.
Mr.. George Creel has returned to
New York after visiting Mr.. John F..
Montgomery at the Cascades.
Mrs. George Orvis returned from
Thousand Islands one week ago and has
been in New York for few days this
week. Mr. and Mrs. F; +. Within, of
New York, and Mrs. Eugene Warren,
of Troy, are guests Of Mrs. orvis for
the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Given, Of New
York, have purchased building site
of about fifty acres commanding at
tractive views of the valleys to the
north.
Professor C. ". Piper and Mr.. R. A.
Oakley, Of the Agricultural Depart
nent, at Washington, D. c., are ex-
pected to-day to visit Mr.. James L.
Taylor, Of Brooklyn, for few days at
Lone Pine.
Mr.. w. F. Powers, of Brooklyn. has
been in New York for the last week,
returning here to-day.
Mr.. c. NJ. Clark, Mrs. Frank T.
adelphia, motored to Quebec this week,
where they met Mrs. Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright are house guests Of
Mr.. Clark at Wypdhurst.
On next Thursday evening there will
be a special musical program at the
Equinox House given by Miss Daisy
Jean, Belgian cellist and soprano, as
sisted by Mr.. Jean Wiswell, pianist.
| Miss Virginia Hanscomb. of New
York, and Mrs. Telfcrd Groesbeck, of
Cincinnati, were among those enter
tanning at the Equinox House recently.
Mr.. G. C. Hartman, Of New York, Is
visiting Mr.. Charles Wesley Dunn and
Mr.. Hubert r. Dunn at the Reed Cot
tage and playing golf at Ekwanok
Country Club.
Arrivals at the Equinox House In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. r.. E. DAILY and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Smith, of Chicago; Mr..
Hugh Reilly and Miss Ray Reilly, Of
Washington; Mrs. Chapman Fisk. Miss
D. w. Fisk and Mr.. Chapman Kinney,
of Plainheid; Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Fitch
and Mrs. j. Harvey Bell, Of Yonkers;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carpenter, Miss
May r. Carpenter, Miss Winifred Car
renter and Miss Constance G. Carpen.
| ter, Of East Orange; Mrs. Harry Clark
Miss Mary G.. Clark and Mrs. T. j.
Blair, of Port Chester; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward p. Kruse and Miss Gertrude
Wells, Of Philadelphia; MIR. and Mrs
Grantland Rice, Miss Rice, MIR. and
Mrs. J. F. Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Bedford and Mr.. and Mrs. Truly War
rer, of New York.
Arrivals at the Worthy Inn include
| Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. We.ch, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Albert G. Welch and Mr.. John
| Castle, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. L. "A
| Reid and family, Of White Plains: Mr.
! and Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Connor, Mr.. and
| Mrs. e. G. Hart and NJ and Mrs. f. ID
/ Farmer, Of Montclair.