The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

unwilling to give up the time required
10 cover the longer distance.
WATER COLORs AND FLAGS.
a match over these links As we'll worm
witnessing 1hc grounds are exceedingly
well kept. being covered with turf which
is always well snaVon. Moreover. having
received much attention from landscape
gardeners. the grounds present gener-
ally picturesque appearance The land-
scane gardeners. however have not been
allowed TO do away with amy surface
features necessary TO make the links
90 thorough test of tho golfers skill, so
that whoever makes a record ON these
grounds may count himself a good player
But everything imaginable that can Doe
devised for the players comfort is pro-
ti1cd. For instance. whenever there is
playing going on. especially If the wealth.
ar is little warm. iced watcr-CoOlcrs are
fcattorCd over the course. that thirsty
players may drink without the incon-)
vonicnce of going 20 the clubhouse.
Wherever. owing 10 inequalities I'm the
ground. there is likely 10 be uncertainty
as TO the direction of the course. there
are white flag STATS bearing blue SILK
flags which serve admirably as guides.
I'm each hole stands 20 short iron rod
bearing "a red 0ar SO that there may be
no doubt as 10 its exact location. Be
yond each of tho holes too. stand reg
,1.r eor,arborae hearing aloft great
LIE. 1,sl ,,. ,.-o.ts from, which the
,,,..ior 80 3D.. hal. nav he determined
az a distance.
l,,l,l.5 ~, r,c ,forrietov.n
grounds and club Slouse bat 80 has been
"a handsome amount for the house itself
is spacious and handsome one, and well
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fONiiAlL hLtNt.
FoxhgU Kooue the son of James r.
Iyeene n GREAT horse fancicr like his
father is often soon ON the Morristown
links of course. if YOU know anything
about golf ass it is now played YOU are
aware mat hc is one OF the crack perform
ors with the sticks For this reason. whom
ever he appears upon thc links. hc is
followed am the way around ny hiF
crowd Of enthusiastic admirers Some men
might DE embarrassed in thor play rs
continuous fusiade of "oh's' and ans
and comments but 10 is not so with Mr.
Keone. lie plays right along exactly as
II no one were present. and De almost
always makes 90 better record than amy
Of his opponents.
OF course he dresses i'm the regulation
golf rig when playinc-and then DE cN-
hiblts clearly 90 every one who secs him
what he has sacrificed 90 the art of horse
nanship. for De is almost as bowlcgged
AS "a Jockey. AS soon as he finishes the
game however DE repairs 20 the club
house. takes shower bath and a rub
down. and dons the costume of gentle
man of fashion. 10 is not going too far
20 saw that Mr.. Keene's dressing on such
occasions is ultra. not % say loud. Whom
he is welding the golf stick his garments
are OF tho loosest and easiest but when
hc Is not so engaged ne is trussed Ike
fowl prepared for inc oven rus '"ii''s
arc really eXcruciatine; 10 is quite beyond
belief that any man can DE comfortable
IN such neckwear'
Whether FoNhall keene was haiheu
after his fathr 2 race morse or tne la.v
horse was named after him. nave oui'e
fOrgOftoN"nNf one or the DINER IS INt.