The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-31

DBEEGAEEs sUN1oNBD TO THE N.
g. n. MEETING To-MORR0W NI8HE.


are requeeteo ny secrotary Du Eeis 70 note tnst
inc piace OF meetine IL NJ Dolmon,cos - Droau,
way ana twenty.sixtn street, ana tine time e'So
oo,ocA' Ane omo'si iSS Oh oeicseses l" ~
io'o"S'
Ardsiey' Thomas w. stiles and John 4. terry !r.'
saitusroi, n. r. Toier ana 'onn pu Fals' pyker
Aeaoow' Daniei chauncey ana w. =. rnInsm, hnsIe-
woou, = n. SOON ana y ppen' .ooun.y:
=, ~ ~. w..,-oos n
s,,,.-. Tsas.n. 49, = " r..n. 1900 John
Misy and G. c. ourti..; M-sadowbroot Hunt, James
H. Thoms. ana z. T. Nichols, non'oiair. Arthur
Schroeder san%Ss ran and 1 Tnom', FRI Reid s North ssr'S %a Ms,o0l N
sorron az. sna I hsnry v hcmS' o oSs"0@o, 1snr .n% N.
W. A. Hamilton and James Converse; Queens County.
Harvey aurdock and W. G. Adams Richmond County
1amSs raIa ana A. Z; ta.sr.on; n m,Sn% nsSs an,
1r n paaaoGs and Arthur smith, N ns,. neo so =
sh,nnscocr un,. n ~ as,.rnnrv and n n noh.rt.
ON. s..Sr,.s, a,s.. s1.,a..nD : = pa.,.. q.
Andrew's. James Brown and J. C. Ten Eyck, Staten
Island Cricket, I, 8. Hopo.simpson and G.. T. stout;
TUXEDO erenvine Kane and walker b sm,.ni mess.
onester country. W.. u. sanos anu L. rim
,,..,., "a ro, T,r.,, IA c,.,. M.,,sn.
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~, .h pro s.oa num'or !. ', u,v S ~ sa..s -. ~
,ss ~ appo M'% NV =. , O,eo.,on ~
o oSs %s''' Ts. present. asssD w %otIo alsE D should an 1l thsy subj er
init reports. will have nothing except successes
TO chronicle. The M. u. A.. mas managed no less
than mh twenty aS.o open sno tournaments n,aros. samn since last m,ts spTlns :
hitch and in a manner calculated to promote
only the highest class Of golf. Many improve.
ments were carried out IN inc aetails Oh manas'
ing suoh events. ana the neeo OF some turther
reforms particularly In the hanaiospp,ns mas
Snced this Year wSich nrornises tn he the
most important on record in local golf.
EN- Ocnpn Gnrrtv ana otavood c1nha
hav. snnii.d rnr on.n tonrnsn,ent Sates
In March and April. and applications IN
the Raitpsroi RnoiiWoodI Oatlnnd' and Dyker
Meadow clubs. A number of others will un-
and summer dates are under consideration now;
Satss reserved Tor Il FOR an open tOuTname9ti il
UctoDe5; Last ssason; WIZ Inc SxSePnon Q, INC
team contest, Tho A5dsiey links were reserved
aor memPefs t3mPosroors' mo VOW q q s GtTo ISith
sRe nter col Ell ssas shsnpionshIp sirssdy
b ; This rnh,s suSce 81 lon q S. open G Dro1rsm presents nss
q great contrast TO the barren programme iast
A,o.,.r u,.,.r - r. cons,d.rsd .t N. N a
A. meeting Is o plan to promote the fraternal
feeling among the players by encouraging and
regulating the interchange Of visits between
members or dinerent eIuos. 70 qu9te rresloenI
action at This meeting "A resolntion adnitting
ieGyes of he links of ony other club in the asso.
Citation upon bis presenting the proper evidences
o oau H az nn eacb d u dnrIn9 WSieS be NAV 1se
said course" 1t Is said that q resolution OF
similar tenor may be brought up at the y. Sc.
nary club rule that guests must DO introduced
by a member. who guarantees thereby his signed
checks for 1000 or Nv wines ana the g 2 A &c charges ar : si.
Of membership. assumes the responsibility for
in the M. G. A.
Jobn Reid. the ex.Pre,ident Of the 81. An.
drew's Golf Club. was both surprised and
pleased the other day to be told by two of the
they also ns Thought st they s Tho Nc EEL, glin a TaH II sf the
This means that a quiet Sunday should sep separate rate
TIC amateur ana nc open 9Re s enampions nbsp@p ann taas
should Be within sig strokes Of scratch on a
no amendment to the constitution calling fol.
20 increase in the sp@ber Of the Executive
Eommlt ue th hnS oe ~ nr n.su VIZ " to eeT ths{ aoms
such such amendment viii BE- sent in during ring this
stil anotber mattsr pendinp for consideration
At the u. s. @. A. meeting is the amendment to
the CONSTITUTION proposed by r. D. mccullough.
II saama IN receive the annrovaI of plavera
abroad. Judging by the following paragraph
from london Goff OF Jan. 81:
80 =, ~. II q vh,o, =,
10 y t be,d dH on Feb m III II Ia expeeted that an ADVANCE
viii be made by the passing Of a resolution giving
distjinction between allied and associate membeH.
Hitherto the allied clubs have only paid q fourth OF
what was paid BIZ associate clubs, and they wero not
permitted 70 vote or have any voice in the policy Of
Mccullough 10 reported to have said last week
the amendment this year. He would not state
II no still thought the plan desirable or not.
served on the Nominating COMMITTEES, and. as
he has procured the nomination OF 2 protner
fnllndelphlan TOT treasurer. nc 10 prouhply Det-