Putting and Approaching Winners Named at Event
Among the women Mrs. W. L. Crocker and Mrs. W. C. Freeman won the former event while Miss Ruth French and Mrs. J. P. Gardner took the latter. C. Vernam and Leonard Tufts led the men’s putting and John J. Hazen and L. A. Hamilton the approaching. In combined scoring, Mrs. George C. Dutton, Miss Gertrude Pickhardt, and Miss M. Eleanor Freeman earned prizes. Continuous putting titles went to W. R. Hotchkin and G. T. Hodges, with Mrs. W. G. Bird and Mrs. W. F. Smith capturing the women’s divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Crocker
W. C. Freeman
Ruth French
J. P. Gardner
C. Vernam
Leonard Tufts
John J. Hazen
L. A. Hamilton
George C. Dutton
Gertrude Pickhardt
M. Eleanor Freeman
Mirn Smith Take Bogey Handicap Victory
Mrs W F Smith led the field one up with Miss Freeman and Miss Maule tied for second. Crocker two down Pickhardt three down Gardner and Dutton four down Hawley five down Freeman six down Hodges seven down Bird Carlisle nine down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smith
Miss Freeman
Miss Maule
Mrs. Crocker
Miss Pickhardt
Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. Dutton
Mrs. Hawley
Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. Hodges
Mrs. Bird
Mrs. Carlisle
Midwinter Tennis Tour Entries Include Noted Champions
Prominent names from New York Boston Toronto and New England join next week’s Midwinter Tennis Tournament. Notables include Mrs A Gorham Miles former mixed doubles champion. Mrs C L McLean former women's singles champion. Edna Wildey semi finalist in singles 1911. Raymond and Elsie Little. T H Hall Arthur Macdonald. Irving Wright John Reece. A Ware Merriam. D P Cummings. Longwood Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gorham Miles
New York
Clover Boldt
Barger Wallach
C. L. McLean
Helen Homans
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Raymond Little
Elsie Little
Messrs
T. H. Hall
Arthur Macdonald
Toronto
Irving Wright
John Reece
Boston
A. Ware Merriam
Milton
D. P. Cummings
Newton Centre
Longwood Bishop
Longwood
Bridge Event for Village Club at The Carolina
A large crowd attended a Friday evening bridge gathering at The Carolina in aid of the Village Club. Arrangements were in charge of Mrs. John Spring and Miss Lucy K. Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
John
Spring
Lucy K. Priest
Makes Greens at 240 Yards Misses the Durned Pin
Anele and Mac stage a country style jack rabbit teeing drill with a new club as Evans and Gill Nicholls are referenced for power. Anele lines up a long shot at the 240 yard green, misses the pin by inches and Uncle reacts with humorous chagrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Anele
Evans
Gill Nicholls
Uncle
UllER Is He Winner
Concluded from page one the article notes UllER is declared winner with emphasis on outcome and lingering questions about margin and reaction from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uller
Miller earns honors with gold loving cup inscription
The article notes full qualification scores and match play summaries across pages four and five, with scores in Scotch foursomes and bogey handicap on pages eight and nine. It highlights Mr Miller receiving the championship trophy and having his name inscribed on the special gold loving cup presented by Mr John Wanamaker, with a celebratory toast to 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
John Wanamaker
First Saddle Picnic Opens Season in Town
A merry group enjoyed the first Saddle picnic on Thursday with neighbors gathering for a community-friendly afternoon. Recreational activities and shared tables highlighted the event, signaling a welcoming start to local outdoor gatherings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Smith
Mra. Dutton
Hodges
Mrs. Ridgway
Mrs. Bird Migs Priest
Miss French
Mrs. Maxwell
Miss Carlisle
Mra. Matthews
Jefferson
Richmond, VA
the Country Club of Virginia
Richmond
O. F. Weisiger
Manger
The
Bandmaster Sousa
Bretton
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Woods
Mount Pleagan
Mount Washington
J. Trudeau
Mgs
Henney
Mer
Ormond
Clarenden
Ormond Beach
Fla
Seabreeze
Florida
Broadway
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