White House social revival seen after Wilson era
Washington society eyes the Harding administration as it revives embassies and White House functions. Officials note dances, dinners, and formal etiquette may return, signaling shifts in national and international circles. The piece contrasts past regimes from Wilson to Roosevelt and contemplates future ceremony and diplomacy.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Hardings
Silver Foils Triumph in Handicap Golf Tourney
In a Monday handicap event by the Silver Foils, Mrs. C. E. Abelacker of Hackensack New Jersey led the low handicap class at 2 up and won the major trophy. Mrs. R. C. Blancke of Montclair New Jersey took Class B at 2 down. Carl Lohman of Cleveland and G. M. Howard of Halifax also placed in Class A. Several others, including Mrs. Peter Boyd of Philadelphia and Miss Louise Patterson of Plainfield New Jersey, finished 1 down and tied for third. No Class B players bettered bogey figures. Caroline Bogart of Elizabeth New Jersey finished one stroke behind the winner. Mrs. Hl. H. Buckley of Oakland was third.
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C. E. Abelacker
Hackensack
N. J
R. C. Blancke
Montclair
Carl Lohman
Cleveland
G. M. Howard
Halifax
Hl. H. Buckley
Oakland
Apparent inconsistencies in golf explained and taught
The article discusses proper golf technique focusing on body stability during the swing and bunker play. It details a cutting swing from a comfortable stance, pushing downward with the left hand, keeping eyes on the sand behind the ball, and letting the wrists stay firm to lift a ball out of a bunk or sand trap.
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