The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-08
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an elaborate programme lot
the last of October when n golf tour
will be held, open to all golfers
belonging to clubs which are members
of the United States Golf association.
The following announcement has been
issued by the secretary, Mr.. \. G,
Hunt to whom all entries will be made
on ior before Oct. 25:
The contestants shall first play 36
holes medal play. Those making the
best 16 scores will be eligible to contest
for the first prize. The next best 16
scores will be eligible to contest for the
consolation prize.
90. PRIZES:
Best score in qualifying round-Gold
medal.
Winner of ftournament-Silvcrc cup.
Winer of consolation prize-Silver cup.
PROGRAMME:
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
900 a. m.-FIrst round, qualifying score,
is holes.
200 p. m.-Second round qualifying
score, IS holes.
so FRIDAY, OCT 2S
900 a. m.-First round, match play,
Is holes Championship
1000 a. m.-First round, match play,
IS holes s..........Consolation
go p. m.-Second round, match play,
IS holes ......C Championship
230 p. m.-Second round, match play,
Is holes ..........Consolation
SATURDAY, OCT. %.
900 a. m.-Semi-finals, match play,
Is holes ....... Championship
go a. m .-Semi-finals, match play,
IS holes ..........Consolation
200 p. m.-Finals, match play, Is
holes ..........Championsh
2.3O p. m.-Finals. match play, Is
:, holes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The rules of the United States Golf
association shall govern this tournament
All disputes shall be settled u the gre ms
committee of the club.
? The Country club members who are
Interested in golf will have much en-
'tertainment and pleasure during the
remainder of the season. Tomorrow,
a match game will be played at
Wilkes-Barr' In the absence of Cap
tain T. H. 'kins, Mr.. A. Il. Hunt
ington WI ct as captain. The other
members of the team will be: T. r..
Brooks, f. c. Fuller, James Blair, A..
f. Hunt, jr., ]. H. Brooks. The Wilkes
Barre team will consist of Messrs.
Woodruff, Fl. Harding, George Hill
man, Johnson, Bridgeman or l.. b.
Jones. 1t is probable that a large
number of ladies win go down to be
present at the match. The team will
leave the city by the Delaware and
Hudson railroad at 1905. A return
match with Wilkes-Barre will be
~, Cot hn ;,,ly
the Scranton Country club. Should it
result in tie. the third match will be
on the 22d.
1t will be good news for the society
folk and particularly the younger set,
the members Of which always have
such delightful time at the big ball
given annually for several New Year
ewes to know that the same event may
be anticipated this season. The old
title of 1.-THE Bachelors will be re-
sumed and if possible the affair will
be more gorgeous than ever. Owing
to the complications attendant upon
the usual date falling on Sunday the
time fixed is for Friday night, Dec. 80,
and at last the Wilkes-Barre assem-
bly, will not be held on that evening
but on Monday night, Jan. 2, thus OBJ
vidting an unfortunate clash which
has always been a source of grief and
veNation to most members of the dane
ing set in both cities who felt that to
lose such an utterably good thing as
either of these magnificent balls was
little short of q calamity.
The committee of this year will con-
sist of Messrs. A. f. Hunt, ir., Paul
b. Belin, ]. II. Brooks, f. c. Fuller
and Worth Scranton.
The date of the Seidl orchestra con-
cert is fixed for Monday night Oct.
"a, at the Lyceum. The rehearsals will
be held on Monday and Thursday even
inSs in the Guernsey building. No
now members will be received after
Thursday night.
Miss Belin entertained at luncheon
on Tuesday in honor of her guest, Miss
Madeline Harris, of Germantown.
Among those present were: Mrs. Ever
EFT Warren. Mrs. H. w. Kingsbury
Mrs. N. G. Robertson, Mrs. r. f. Wat
son, Mrs. F.. r. Jermyn, Mrs. George
Sturges, Mrs. George G. Brooks, Miss
Archibald, Miss Augusta Archibald
Miss Hunt. Miss Welles. Miss Ander-
son. Miss Winton, Miss Dale and Miss
pimmick.
The marriage of Edward w. Finn ant
Miss Jennie Estella Blickens, of thi
city, took place at o'clock Wednes
day afternoon. Rev. w. ]. Ford. of tn,
Green Ridge Baptist church, officiated
Rhe bride wore travelling dress o
blue. She was attended by Miss II
Lawrence, and Sidney Bliss wa
groomsman. After a short trip tn,
bride and groom will reside at 1O6
CapQuse avenue, Green Ridge, in thei
newly furnished home, where they will
be at home to their friends after Mon
day, Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bentele, of Mulberr,
street, returned home Wednesday afte
a six weeks visit with Mr.. Bentele
sister in Germany. A welcome home
reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
tele that evening at their home.
e Mr., and Mrs. Frank Mortimer Spen
Ger have issued invitations to a dane
-fAg"party, Oct. IL, in honor'of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frank Edward Spencer and Mis-
Grace Edith Spencer. Mrs. Spence
will also entertain in honor of Mrs
Frank f. Spencer and Miss Spencer
Tuesday afternoon, at an at home.
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The Girls Sewing society will hold
fair at the home of Mr.. William Han
ley, 5S3 Monroe avenue, Thursday even
ing. Oct. 13, and Friday afternoon, Oct
IA, when fancy articles and useful ar
ticles, cake. candy, dolls, ETC., win b
sold. The profits will go toward help
ing the poor of the city. All intereste,