Club Championship Tennis Ends Week with Mixed and Singles
The Annual Club Championship crowned mixed doubles champions J W Latting of New York and Miss Dorothy Ballantyne of Pittsburg after a 6-2 3-6 8-6 final over E Y Anderson and Miss Alice Hammond. H H Avery of Detroit beat A E Wright 6-0 6-1 6-1 in Men’s Singles, while Miss Helen Barnett of New Haven defeated Edith Barnett 4-6 6-3 6-4 in Women’s Singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Latting
New York
Dorothy Ballantyne
Pittsburg
E. Y. Anderson
Poughkeepsie
Alice Hammond
H. HE. Avery
Detroit
A. E. Wright
Cooperstown
Priscilla Beall
Uniontown
Edith Barnett
New Haven
Tennis Championship Draw Shows Aces and Upsets
A lengthy summary outlines semi finals and finals results across singles and doubles with players from New York Pittsburg Cooperstown Providence and more. Latting Ballantyne defeat Anderson Hammond in the final while Avery and Wright claim top doubles and singles titles in a tense sequence of sets.
Barnett Sisters Reach Tennis Final In City Line Event
Edith Barnett defeats Davis 6-1 6-2 and Helen Barnett beats Ballantyne 6-4 7-5 to reach the final, while Helen then tops Edith 4-6 6-3 6-4. Doubles see Wright O'Brien overcome Creighton Rodger, with Anderson Dillon and Latting among semis and finals outcomes.
Putting and Approaching Contests in Tin Whistles Tourney
The Tin Whistles golf event featured a putting contest won by W. E. Truesdell with 22. A multi-player approaching contest followed on the eighteenth green with distances from forty to one hundred twenty yards. C N Phillips led with seven, T. S. Lippy second with six, and multiple players scored varying totals, while many failed to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Whistles
W. E. 'Truesdell
C. B. Fownes
J. W. Hall
G. E. Wincher
Col. J. E. Smith
C. L. Becker
H. H. Brown
W. L. Hurd
G. T. Dunlap
G. F
R. C. Shannon
J. E. Pushee
C. N. Phillips
C.N. Phillips
T. 5
Lippy
H.W. Ormsbee
H. C. Fownes
J. M. Thompson
J. D. Foot
Robeson
R. J. Clapp
G. E. Windher
G. It’. Dunlap
C. B. Price
W. A. Johnston
W. E. ‘Iruesdell
L. B. Beall
Robert Hunter
T. Howard Knight
Col
J. E. Smith
William Thayer
J. D. C. Ramsey
J. P. Gardner
J. W. Lloyd
James Barber
Berkshire Guests Play Bridge and Five Hundred Prize Winners
Bridge and Five Hundred entertained Berkshire guests Monday. Mr and Mrs G T Dunlap Mrs Charles Lay and Mrs William Schermerhan were the prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge and Five Hundred
Berkshire
G. T. Dunlap
Charles Lay
William Schermerhan
Day Letters By Wire Innovation at Western Union
Day Letters by wire at special rates announced by Western Union as the latest telecom innovation. The new service promises quick deliveries and expanded coverage for business and personal communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Horsemanship Test and Jumping Exhibit Impress Spectators
A page one finish reports on a rodeo style afternoon where riders and horses tackled a 15 foot square canvas pad, a series of hurdles, and a potato race. Van Sickler claimed the horsemanship prize, Hurd won the jumping prize, with Teidemann earning honorable mention. Tufts and Tiedemann won the potato race, judged by Foster Wing and Sinclair. Gerald Taylor coordinated the event, drawing future requests for a similar show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sickler
Hurd
Teidemann
Tufts
Tiedemann
North Carolina Oxmobile rIDed as early design joke
A Northern friend replies to a postcard from Charles featuring a so called North Carolina Oxmobile. He criticizes the vehicle’s lack of wind shield, solid tires, outdated magnetoless motor, unreliable control, and shaft drive. He recommends a 1911 design as more satisfactory for a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Oxmobile
North Carolina
B.U
Advertised Letters List at Local Post Office
Uncalled letters include Armstrong Jerome Curry E G Freeman Frank W Hysle Frank B Rey Malaghlin Dave L Lametall Richard B. two entries for women Johnson Aunt Katie Clark Otto Clark Eddie V Sullivan Mary Ware Mia E L Johnson Nannie Dayton Gennie V Gogham M E Gogham Mamie Harris Easener Eames Helen.
Silver Foils Rise With Prize Winners
Miss Mary Fownes and Mrs T R Palmer lead a busy season of Silver Foils events with a best selected score medal play tournament. Six on each nine competed for club trophies. Fownes won first with fifty two, Sewall and Palmer tied for second at fifty six, and a quadruple tie at fifty seven among four members. Additional scores ranged up to sixty eight with several players in the sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fownes
F. N. Sewall
T. R. Palmer
King
Rodger
Mrs Palmer Wins Novelty Cemetery Golf Contest
A large field attended a cemetery themed golf contest sponsored by Mrs R C King. Mrs J R Palmer, with ten handicap, won first on the twentieth hole. several players with varied handicaps finished on earlier holes amid plans for additional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. King
J. R. Palmer
Shannon
Lewis
Irving
King
Worth
Renwick
Watters
Miss Check
Edith Barnett
Cotillion Plans for the Carolina Dance Event
Elaborate preparations underway for the annual Spring Cotillion at the Carolina. Decorations figures and favors align with the formal occasion. The event is valued as the season’s brightest dance, replacing the Tin Whistleball, as members shift focus to the annual dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Oriental Rugs Draw Crowd at Carolina Exhibition
An attractive display of Oriental rugs captivates visitors at Fulei han's Carolina exhibition room, drawing attention from collectors and shoppers alike to the showroom in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuleihan
Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Anderson and
Miss Ballantyne
Mr. Avery and
Miss Barnett
E. V. Anderson
Rachel C. Eddy
Providence
Neal Creighton
Davis
Tenady
Mr. Latting
Ballantyne
Mr. Anderson
Miss Hammond
New Canaan
E. F. Reynolds
H. BE. Avery
P. D. Wright
Chicago
G. W. Elkins, Jr
F. T. O'Brien
Wright
Vance
Avery
Miss Davis
Helen Barnett
Miss Helen Barnett
A. F. Rodger
Toronto
G. K. Belden
Minneapolis
H. E. Avery
P.D. Wright
F. T. O’brien
Dillon
Fitchburg
Byes
W. H. Terry
L. C. Eddy
New
L. D. Eddy
Frral—Latting
Oxmobile
Charles
Eames, Helen
Ceme
Tery
T. R
Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Oriental
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