Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dykes and Miss
Isabel Dykes of New Tiork spent the
veek here.
Mrs. W. T. Metzler and Miss Brooks
of New York are here for the month.
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Broughton of
lUoouifield are here for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. James VV. Fry and Gil
bert Crawford Fry of Philadelphia are
making a short visit.
Mr. F. R. Kellogg of Morristown will
remain several weeks.
Mr. F. W. Stone of Montclair returns.
Mr. Walter C. Shoaf of New York joins
friends.
Mr. R. W. Potter of Erie is welcomed
back.
Messrs. D. Frank Dillon and Fred
O'Connell of Fitchburg return for their
annual visit.
At Tbe Holly Inn
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. White and Miss
Alice White of New York return.
Miss G. J. Chandlee of Philadelphia
joins Mr. Chandlee.
Mrs. J. A. Fronheimer and child and
Miss Child, of Johnston are here for
three weeks.
Mrs. J. R. Judson of Rochester is com
pleting a short visit.
Mr. Edward Jeflerson of Philadelphia
joins the golfers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. French of Wil
mington, N. C. are here for a month.
Mt-3. W. II. Nearing of New York is
welcomed back.
Mr. J. R. Judson of Rochester joins
Mrs. Judson.
Mr. S. F. Scattergood of Philadelphia
returns accompanied by Mr. Edward
Steinmetz.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baldwin of Orange
are welcomed back.
Mr. John F. McClain of New York re
turns. Mr. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Gaines
Smith of Warrenton are here for the
month.
Mr. John A. Zangerle of Cleveland
joins the golfers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Warde and Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. McLeod of Toronto come
for a fortnight.
Mrs. Thomas C. Moulding of Chicago
joins Mr. Moulding.
At The Berkshire
Mrs. F. M. Atwood, and Miss M. S.
Atwood of Chicago, accompanied by Miss
Helen Marsh of Hudson are spending a
fortnight here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ostrander of Ridg
wood are completing a short visit.
Mr. W. R. Barnhart of Greensburg
joins his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBratury of
East Orange come for March.
Mr. and Mrs. Bodenheimer of New
York are spending a fortnight here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Burnham of Lowell
are delighted with their first impressions
of the place.
Mrs. L. G. Conrad and Miss L.P. Sten
grewitsch of New York are late arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Cox of South
Am boy spent the week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus M. Hubbard and
family of Sunderland spent the week
here.
Mr. W. II. Golding and Miss Georgiana
Golding of Franklin are making a short
visit.
PLAYED ON THREE C0DRSE8
Fifty-Four Different Holes in Tin Whistle
Championship Tourney
W. C. Fownei, Jr., II. C. Fownt, HT. H.
Ilurd and W. II. Thayer Win Prin
cipal Gross and let Prizes
UNDOUBTEDLY the
most unique contest in
the history of golf was
the Tin Whistle Cham
pionship which occupied
the week, its special fea
ture eighteen holes on
three distinct courses,
possible only with Pine-
hurst's unequalled equipment. Heading
the field with a total of two hundred and
thirty-one, was W. C. Fownes, Jr., with
rounds of seventy-five, seventy-five and
eighty-one ; Henry C. Fownes second in
two hundred and forty-two, his cards
seventy-five, eighty-four and eighty
three. N. S. Hurd whose handicap was
twenty-seven, won the net score with two
hundred and eighteen; W. II. Thayer
whose allowance was twenty four, second
in two hundred and twenty-three. The
best gross for eighteen holes exclusive of
the scores made by the Fownes', was
seventy-six for Col. J. E. Smith and the
best net seventy-two for II. W. Ormsbee
whose handicap was sixteen. Net scores
in full follow :
COURSE NO. 12 3 GR. HP. NT.
N. S. Hurd 60 80 85 ' 245 27 218
W. II. Thayer 81 79 87 247 24 223
SD. Wyatt 85 83 83 251 27 224
E. G. Chandlee 108 111 114 333 105 228
A.M.Clark 96 98 101 295 66 229
C.N.Phillips 81 78 86 245 15 230
II. W. Croft 87 93 86 266 33 233
II. O. Smith 90 93 95 278 45 233
L.E. Beall 95 88 93 276 42 234
J. V. Hurd 89 97 92 278 42 236
C.L.Becker 80 85 86 251 15 236
G.S.Jenka 87 91 100 278 42 236
Dr.M.W.Marr 91 97 102 290 24 236
P. S. Maclaughlin 81 86 94 261 24 237
J. E. Kellogg 93 95 98 286 48 238
N. W. Dean 80 79 88 247 9 238
II. W. Ormsbee 88 97 102 287 48 239
A.I. Creamer 91 93 97 281 42 239
E.A.Johnston 91 89 90 270 30 240
J.P.Gardner 91 86 88 265 24 241
J.J.Brown 102 101 100 303 60 243
W.S.Dillon 90 85 93 268 24 244
I.S. Robeson 84 85 82 251 6 245
P. C. Abbe 102 108 103 313 66 247
J. D. Foot 85 88 93 266 18 248
E.A.Tracy 101 103 110 314 66 248
J.E.Smith 76 93 102 271 21 250
John Sweeney 88 92 92 272 21 251
J. L. Wyckoff 96 93 111 300 48 252
J.M.Thompson 91 94 97 282 27 255
Robert Hunter 87 87 91 265 9 256
J.D.C.Rumsey 99 99 100 298 42 256
W.S.Morse 98 104 103 305 48 257
R. C. Shannon, II 96 96 101 293 36 257
J. R. Towle 106 96 99 301 42 259
W.L.Milliken 94 97 98 289 30 259
JE.Pushee 95 105 115 315 51 264
W. T. Stall 109 91 107 307 42 265
C. M. Welles 107 109 110 326 60 266
Rev. T. A. Cheatham 97 102 107 3n6 33 273
R.C.King 98 103 121 322 36 2S6
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