Flag Tournament Echoes From Tin Whistle Club History
An editorial reminiscence marks eleven years since the Tin Whistle Club began its annual tournament lineage. It recalls the founding era led by F. W. Kenyon, the emblematic whistle, early prizes, and the evolving social golf scene, with notes on key players and mischief from the club’s first events and imagined bylines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Whistle Club
Jolly Good
F. W. Kenyon
King Cole
Alfred Henry Lewis
Kentucky
Chisholm Beach
George H. Crocker
R. C. Blancke
J. RB. Bowker
J. RB. Towle
J. T. Newton
OvTook
Hunt Ball at The Carolina Delights a 1916 Crowd
Mrs Grundy would have approved, yet the Hunt Ball at The Carolina drew a lively mix of riders in suffragette outfits and jockey attire. A hunting concert, grand march, dancing, and festive decorations filled the evening with color, laughter, and social bustle as patrons praised the event and its organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
M. F. WW. Twitty
Nat
Master Smith
Fox Hound
Reynard
Carl H. Hanna
Daisy Porter
T. B. Boyd
P. S. Maclaughlin
W. K. Porter
John Smithers
Charles Smithers
Tyler Redfield
Leonard Tufts
Robeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Days’ Association
George T. Dunlap
Forest Hills
Henry C. Fownes
Oakmont
Walter L. Milliken
Hyannisport
G. M. Howard
Halifax
R. C. Shannon
J. L. Toppin
Maclaughlin
Dr. J
Brown
J. M. Thompson
C. L. Becker
J. G. Nicholson
OC. B. Hudson
J. H. Clapp
P. L. Lightbourn
Robert Hunter
Stuyvesant LeRoy
C. B. Fown
Charton L. Becker
Good Fellowship
Country Club
Herbert L. Jmnson
Kenyon
Boyes
THE
Pinehurst Hunt
J. A. Baker
M. C. Parshall
L. L. Kellogg, Jr
J. H. Hentz, Jr
Hill and Everybody