The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-19
MISS FORD THE WINNER
oy FIRST PLACE IN TEE WON
rvs corr TOURNAMENT.

-. r.,.r, che "a RoIes OF the Morris
c.,,,v aoif Ciub's Li.ks .. - Strokes.
u..t,-s Her Nearest Competitor, Mrs..
u.,rv p. Phipps. by n strokes-Ths
o,.ers PIsy wei, hut Are Rather
Tao Nervous for GOOD worh-Twenty-
.,s L.sies catered Tor To-asy's Event.
,to,ri,toyns fair golfers who took part in the
a., roupd of the Morris County Golf Clubs
tournament on Wednesday were up bright and
sarlv Yesterday morning ready and eager to
participate in the second and final round Of the
-omsn's tournament for the beautiful chsl-
,.noe cup offered by Miss Nina Rowland. and TO
note the effect OF some brand-new creations Of the
man milllners art in the form OF golfing cloaks
AZ gowns which they expected to spring on their
transporting rivals. As one fair matron told q
friend: Do you know could not sleep wink
ali night. Cheeks, drivers, niblicks, brassies,
letters. caddies, and tea cups seemed to be
ybirline around the room in hopeless confusion.
and Just as I did finally drop Off asleep
dreamed that Miss Thingabob had q cloak just
like mine and OF course could not get another
wink Of sleep all night.
YES IL IL pretty" she continued. as her
friend rather grudeingly admired the dainty
little garment which hung in graceful folds
around her fair form, but her face fell when her
friend told her that IL was hardly . golHng
oiost" Az soon as she could slip away she
rushed into the club house and took long look
IN the dressing-room mirror. The survey appar-
entity was satisfactory, as she shortly appeared
again with her face wresthed In smiles and an
nounced that she was ready to drive the ball
from one end OF the links to the other.
The bright sunlight, soft southerly breezes,
and coudless sky brought out large gathering
ot,pectstOrs from the surrounding villages and
towns wnle IN Huulo. hu" y. u,, sun,
guished foreigners graced the INKS with their
p'es' - -,
Prince and Princes de poSgio sus 80 Nuspo,. the
TslsyrsMnn, .r .s MABEL bsys MPs Arthur WON
by Mr. and Mrs Robert Ballentne, Mr. aud Mrs. j. o.
SPney Mrs Harry hoy; Mis- Frances HSg.in: MT
Smith Miss wsker mrs ssnKer a Rs ANNA tbpsnnS,
Mrs Se9r 1on Mas Woodr~r Mrs A. q Pitnsy ~
RI Si sns MI Mis- sone and xiss McEcsron o''
g. .,..,.
Oo s wsr. the correct thing and few tSer.
Tsss p' Of j. shades. stripes. and ooors Of
In scotland. from the steyarts to the Mac
days hot sun, but they wero worn Just the same,
dancing butterflies as they strolled across the
green and fitted from one teeing ground to the
0' AZ tho close of the FIRST round on Wednesday
Miss A. Rowland Ford had . good lead, having
taken only 4s strokes to cover the links, Mrs.
others were punched in the following order:
Miss Lois Raymond. 81; Mrs; William Shipper,
81; Mrs Arthur Dean, 81: Miss Louise Field,
90; Miss Gertrude Hoy, 50; Mrs. j. o. H. Pit
ney, ~.
While the general opinion seemed to be that
Miss Ford would win. and win she did, a number
thought that either Mrs. Phipps or Miss Ray
mond might lower her colors. aud there was
considerable suppressed excitement evinced and
any number OF boxes OF candy bet when the
fion. Eight numbers were put in a hat, while
the small boys who acted as caddies were placed
in q line facing the club house. Each had on q
the contestants drawing Caddie No. had this
particular small boy assigned to her and played
hrst, and so on until the eight numbers were
tographer took a number Of snap shots, and
every one tried to look her prettiest, and sue
e Mrs. Pitney having drawn No. 1, was the ars.
TO play. and was accom- panied by Barrett Chand-
Ter, who officiated in the dual capacity Of judge
To She
form abe displayed on Wednesday. She took !
up with a record of "a strokes for the day and q
total OF 1853 for the match. Mrs. Shipper fol-
lowed. and after cutting huge slice out of the
ly good drive TO the right. She kept up her good
work, and would have made better score than
she did but for getting into difficulties while
trying to skirt the Devils Punch Bowl"
ASH was she equailed her Wednesdays score
OF VI, and nnished IN fourth place. with total
Of Ia Mrs; . +hiPps who 9 came next finished
making rafting 3O-yard drive to start with. !
she followed up her good work by some pretty |
drives and beautiful approach shot to the first
noio, wnlcn she mhue ~ elght strokes. she con-
uhueu W pihy Wcit, IndklnR ntr second mole In |