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Week " Pinehurst
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The Event, op Te.Week, of.course, Jr., of Springfield, Mass., finished third its qualifying round over Course Num-" was followed by Mrs. Corlett and Mrs.
is the Annual ;Wort ancj South Tennis a 95. He was followed by R. L. ber Two. A winner of the medal turned Ralph Tlornblower, scoring 123 and 119
Tournament, which as-still in progress Baggs, 97; H, C. Wick, Jr., 100; Rich- up !n F. II. Gates, the Moore County ex-' respectively. -
from last week. As we go to press, the ard Rouse, 100; F. C. Baggs, 100; A. pert; he turned in a score of 74. Gates. "
finals are being played- and . we there- ;M.- Morris, 101; Fred Hawthorne, 102; vya followed by C. B. Fownes of Pitts- Hlrs W S Butterfield of Battle
fore reserve for next week a detailed ac- F. A.. Otis, 104; C. S. Bryan, 106; Ken- burgh, who trailed four strokes behind, breek Mich., was the soloist at a very
count of the tournament neth Simmons, 108; Norman Johnson, with a score of 78. Third place was a. farming little musicale given last week
Tilden is ooke.d upon -to come through 113; R. W. Seabury, 116. Mrs.' Briggs tie at 80 botwe2n J. D. Chapman of ie Carolina Hotel' for the benefit of
in the . men s singles and Miss Marion was the only one to" turn in d card Greenwich, Conn., and Harold Weber of new Roman Catholic Church now be-
Zinderstem is the favorite in the; wo- among the women. the Sylvania Club. Match play began jngvconstrueted in Pinehurst. Assisting
men s singles. xuuen win nave to w
reckon with Throckmorton and Voshell,. . On Wednesday of this Week the le
and the most dangerous opponent for gions of the visiting Electrical Manu
Miss Zinderstein will be Miss Edith facturers' Club took over the right of
Sigourney, runner-up ior tne national way on Course Number Three and began Whistles was held last Friday. It was? sponded
indoors iue. a neat little tourney ot their own. We a handicap affair and sixty-five mem- funds.
Among the men that have advanced to ; to VTCSS too early to give a summary bers of the organization took part. It .
tne tmru ruuuu are wiumm xuuen, ana, - -w, xumuxcu m oumc waa wuu uj v,. uuuu ui atciuuijr, n interesting party of young people
who won the event last year; S. Howard luarters that when they are made pub- Conn., with"a-rOund of 96-28, oS.'The m0tored dowu from Ealeigh.and stopped
on Wednesday with five divisions of six- "eYe- were three young French girls,
teen. , ' Pauline, Leonelle, and Beatrice, Sainte
Marie, who rendered vocal selections in
T!ie final arolf affair of the Tin Frpnrh. Hnpsts sit thp I.irtrp. hotel re-
liberally to the appeal for
Voshell, of New York, Metropolitan
Champion; Samuel Hardy, the Califor
nia veteran, and Harold Throckmorton,
the New York State titleholder.
Without exception the contenders
scored in straight sets. Throckmorton ,
was harder pressed than any of the rest '
in his first round match, in which H.
W. Ballou, after a slow start in the first ;
set, carried the New J ersey youth to
fourteen games in the second division of
play. The score ended 6 d, 6, in
Throckmorton 's favor, but Ballou was
within a stroke of victory.
Tilden after moving into the second
round through the medium of a default
faced K. Simmons late in the day and
dropped only one game in each set to his
rival. The champion dazzled the gallery
with his remarkable speed, hard hitting
and stroke assortment, and except for a
little carelessness might have scored two
love games just as easily.
The failure of Vincent Richards and
Ichiya Kumagae to take the courts
caused some disappointment. The Yon
kers youth had to remain out of the
singles event owing to an injury to his
hand, and the Japanese, who was a
finalist a year ago, decided not to par
ticipate because of lack of practice.
But the stars among the women shine
bright and there is notable entry in the
event, with such - names as Marion Zin
derstein, Helen Gilleaudeau, Edith Sig
ourney, Leslie Bancroft, Florence Ballin,
Katherine , Force, Phyllis . Wjalsh and
Mrs. De " Forest ' Candee heading the list.
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. at the Holly Inn la$t Friday for the
week,, end . The party, .included Miss
Kitchep, daughter of "the" Senator' from
-North GaolinajMiss -Sal'dleto Balti
pore, Miss; - Hackney of - Wilson, N. C,
Mrs. C. A. Dillon and Mrs. McDonald,
both' ojf Raleigh, Mr. N."E. Edgerton of
RaleighMr. N. D. Peir&on of Enfield,
N. C. and 'Mr,,C. Q. Butler, of Wilming
ton, N. C.
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The Silver Foils closed their golfing
season Friday with a match against
. .bogey in two classes., Mrs. C. A. Ma
goon with alvhandicap of 17 won in
Class A with 3 up. ; In Class B there
was a tie at 3 up, between Mrs. A. M.
Reed (24) bf Manchester, Vt., and Mrs.
6. W. 'Alexander (19) of Santa Barbara,
Cal. The Special Prize for the , best
score against bogey without handicap
was won by Mrs. C. B. Hollingsworth of
i Greenburg, with two down. -;
! Last Saturday Mr D. T. Hood enter
Stained a party . of rken at dinner at the'
Country Club Grill.
Senator Frederick Nichols is expected
to arriveatthe Carolina this week.
Captain Roberts, who hails from Dry
grange,1 " Melrose, Roxburghshire, near
the home of Sir Walter Scott, is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross. Captain
Roberts" Is a veteran, of the World War
and cOmes from' a very""' distinguished
Two views of Bed Gables, the vnn'.er home of Henry b. bwoope, tisq., of family.
'. i ; Madera, Pa. Mr. Swoope's race horse "TVasceon" wonHhe blue ribbon at' the : . , - . .
The tennis players conducted a golf Horse ghow. - - - LaSt week's Putting Contest, for
tournament among themselves last Sun- . women on the j k t th a b
day and it was revealed that some of lie next week Pinehurst will receive a other leader, w :ne won by Mrs. H. C. Philbrick
tliPm rnr, a,r crnlf fl wpII tennis, shock. Among those competing are M. 18, 71; W. T. btall ot Brockton, M-ll, - nn M
though we have heard none of them E. Barker, W. F. Field, H. T. Dyette, 73,-and L. A. Hamilton of Garden City
bragging about - their : scores. About Le Roy Clark, J. C. Belden, S. B. Bel-
twenty men.ana doz?n women, teed off, den, M. D. Jeffrey, C. C. Chesney, M. A
'9 6, 73. Mr. A. S. Higgins went
down in one on the ninth., . ,
The visiting tennis stars were ten-
of Brae Burn, with" a score of 23 for the
twelve holes. For second place there
was a. triple tie between Miss Carolyn
Bogaft, Mrs.; A. S. Higgins and Mrs.
W. B. Merrill.
,On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow
-m r 1 j x TIT
and the Brioa ..rf amilvr. gathered in all Oudin, W. G. (Jarr, H. ts. onaiz, u. w.
flip ivTw' xi-ri rrrr'a nf Pplhnni Downs. J. S. Crider, Edwin Tower, Jr.,
Manor Country ' Club; filed a score of F. L. Pierce, C. F. Patterson, J. A. dered a dinner at the Country X!lub on
,n .x.a qui, tv t? PnllPTi. J. Wav. Con- the 9th. There were about sixty, pres-
ard Voshell furnished the closest round her. H. E. Hackenberg, B. E. Saulsbury, very hvely affa.r. Dancng followed the Carola. ;
to that of Briggs: At the 17th tee he C. W. Stone, C. H. Wilcox, A. D. Page, d.nner The s.ngmg . Fred Ot.s was . ' !
was CTinV witE Briggs, but corning up Walter Cary, L. W. Downes, and J. H. of the high spots of the evening. Among the many guest, commg
. ' , , TvfooftTi rMortn irom Honda are Mr. and Mrs.
to the 18th he rumed his score by a tre- Mason. Mrs. W. B. Merrill wais. winner of r.'W, Wentworth, who are at the Holly
ZAX On Tuesday the !3th, with a record- First Prize at last wee,, rifle cutest Inn. They have been at the Alcazar in
o i. i i ; . rt a. breakinff field of ninety entries, the An- for women at the Gun Club, with a St. Augustine all winter. They are. ac
HisalLared0wans "LApril Golf Tournament began record of 138 outof a possibU m She ; companied by ' Miss Meates.