Golf and Roulette Trophy Highlights Share Golf Scores
In B class J H Appel of Wykagyl and C Vernam of Huntington tied for gross at 102 while Dr A R Garner of Dunwoodie won net 80. Women’s match play qualification ends in a 54 tie. Mrs George C Dutton wins gross in playoff against Mrs Herbert L Jillson. First and second nets go to Mrs N C Walker and Mrs A S Higgins with 73 28 45 and 89 40 44. Event features three divisions, two courses in use, and a full week of activities under President Appel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Appel
Wykagyl
C. Vernam
Huntington
A. R. Gardner
Dunwoodie
George C. Dutton
Belmont
Herbert L. Jillson
Maplewood
Dutton
N. C. Walker
Boston
A.S. Higgins
New York
Jillson
Lucy K. Priest
Portsmouth
Appel
Carolina
Pinehurst boasts romance in golf tourney tribute remarks
The writer extols Pinehurst as a distinct southern retreat offering memorable hospitality and golf terrain. He highlights the country atmosphere, unique cuisine, gracious hotels, and courteous, skilled caddies while praising the Pinehurst experience as time and money well spent.
X Hunt at Three Hours of Mad Music on Wednesday
A fox hunt roars through Wednesday's run ending with reynard pursued by the full pack. The fox steals a chicken from a hen-house, feasts, buries the rest, and heads toward a swamp before a final dash and kill in the open after clever evasive moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynard
Bridge and Afternoon Tea at The Carolina Event
A bridge tea hosted by Mrs. W. B. Lasher at The Carolina entertained the Advertising Golfers' party on Wednesday. Mr. W. B. Bird of New York chaired the entertainment committee and awards went to Mesdames D. J. Hedges H. W. Stemphill James Barber and H. R. Mallinson for sterling prizes. Additional attendees included Mesdames F. Stitalston William Bliss James McCreery M. B. Monypeny S. D. Higgins C. A. Speakman D. Van Schaak C. A. Dukes J. D. Plummer George C. Dutton R. M. Purves and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
W. B. Lasher
Bridgeport
W. B. Bird
New York
Mesdames
D. J. Hedges
H. W. Stemphill
Atlantic City
James Barber
Englewood
H.R. Mallinson
Mesdames F. St. Italston
William Bliss
James McCreery
M. B. Monypeny
5. D. Higgins
Yonkers
C. A. Speakman
Mt. Vernon
D. van Schaak
Hartford
C. A. Dukes
New Brighton
J. D. Plummer
Springfield
George C. Dutton
Doston
R. M. Purves
Brookline
Tally-ho Jaunt to Jackson Springs
A tally-ho jaunt to Jackson Springs gave the afternoon a cheerful lift for the Advertising Golfers and their accompanying ladies. The party included Mesdames Appel Hedges Walker Ralston Van Schaak Rowe Purves Plummer Speakman Treadwell Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Springs
Mesdames Appel
Hedges
Walker
Ralston
van Schaak
Rowe
Purves
Plummer
Speakman
Treadwell
Bliss
Silver Foils Prize Winners Dominate Weekly Contest
Mrs Herbert L Jillson and Miss Agnes Blanche divided honors in the weekly Silver Foils bogey handicap with five down. Mrs Malcolm B Ormsbee won Saturday's kickers handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Jillson
Agnes Blanche
Malcolm B. Ormsbee
Stag Supper at the Springs Hosted by Freeman
Mr William C Freeman hosted a stag supper at Jackson Springs Wednesday evening with guests William H Childs D P Morse T R Palmer R W Potter and Dr M W Marr in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Freeman
Jackson Springs
Messrs
William H. Childs
D. P. Morse
T. R. Palmer
R. W. Potter
M. W. Marr
A Popular Rendezvous At Pine Bluff Tea Cabin Opens
The Lift-the-Latch tea cabin in Pine Bluff opened early in the week and is expected to draw a large crowd as usual. The new venue promises to be a popular rendezvous for locals seeking a social stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
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Pinehurst
Gilead
Tally-ho
Brendezzvous
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven, Conn
Rice's
Leaders of the World Association
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Mount Washington
Ralph J. Herkimer
D. J. Trudeau
Pine Forest Inn
Ormond Summerville
C. Ormond Beach
Fla
Fifth Ave
Mr. Foster
Ormond
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