New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-04
GOLF
PAIRINGS IN THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL.
CHAMPIONSHIP MISS GRISCOM
TO PLAY MISS DAY

With the exception of few minor details every
thing is in readiness for the womeSs national
golf championship. which begins at the BaitusrOl
links next Tuesday The last preliminary step was
taken yesterday when the official pairings for the
preliminary round made by the executive
committee. There will be forty-one pairs at medal
pay. The start will be made>on Tuesday morning
a o'clock with Miss Elizabeth s Porter and Miss
Florence B. Naylor the first pair. The others
will follow at intervals of four minutes until the
entire field is away. This should permit an early
finish unless the committee decides to admit thir-
ty-two to the championship class. instead of six
teen. the rules now provide Strong pressure Is
being brought to bear to have the limit of elis-
bility extended and if united protest is made hy
those who are entered the committee may accede
TO the demand. Among the players yesterday It
was the general opinion that sixteen Is too small
Il number take from field of eighty-two-
In the parings given out yesterday Miss Griscom.
the present champion. is drawn with Miss Alice L.
Day. of the Morris County Golf CLUB Miss Ruth
Underhil. champion in 1899. will play with Miss
Annie Kip another prominent Morris County
golfer while Miss Heeker. the metropolitan cham
pion will have Miss vanderhoef. of Ardsley. as
partner Other drawings are Miss BeatriX Hoyt:
the former champion. and MISS Paniine aeh d
Miss Georgianna Bishop. and Miss Margaret Cur
Of A tnf aoS'o The fn s eoa
s Porter and Miss Florence IS MAYOR MISS A Ma
Emily A Lockwood and Mrs; C. A Fox: Miss Ger
Bradford Lewis and Mrs Henry Toumin; Mrs H.
N Balm and Mrs. Duncan Hunter; Miss Elizabeth
N COTE and Mrs. w NJ. GOrham; Miss Liefje dc
r. Van Herwerden and Miss Charlotte r Barnes:
Mrs +. s. Butterworth and Mrs e r.. ShatUuck;
Miss Anita De Barry and Miss Grace Ellis; Mrs R.
g.. Barlow and Mrs E. A Manice. Mrs George
Coingwood and Miss EsteIle Murray: Mrs. Elliott
Rodgers and Miss Ruth p. Milne: Miss Beatrix
Hoyt and Miss Pauline Mckay: Miss Edith Burt
and Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan; Miss Genevievs
Hecker and Miss F. Louise VanderhOef; Miss Ger
trude Gilbert and Miss Jane Swords; Miss A: Nc
Nicely and Miss A Ruth Bagley; Miss Eunice Terry
and Miss Margaret Curtis: Miss Elsa HurIburt and
Miss Ethel Burnet; Mrs j. B. Kinney and Miss j.
Anna Carpenter. Mrs Samuel BEETLE and Mrs J.
c. Tappin Mrs. F. Mon. Bacon, jr-. and Miss Marie
A Charles; Miss Alice L. Day and Miss F. c.
Grscom; Miss Anna F. Kip and Miss Ruth Under
hill. Miss Helen H. Maule and Mrs. y. P Rogers;
Mrs George Francis and Mrs. ]. F. Heisser; Mrs
William Shipper and Miss Elsie Suplee; Miss Molie
Adams and Miss Fanny King McLain; Miss Helen
Gwynne and Miss Marion l. Oliver; Miss Louisa
A Wells and Miss Lucy Heron; Miss Kate MOu-
ton and Miss NJ G. Maule; Miss Maude Wetmore
and Miss Grace Fargo; Miss Bessie Anthony and
Miss Georgianna NJ Bishop; Miss Flora McNeeIy
and Miss Cornelia @. Willis, Mrs. T. F. Sanford
and Mrs. d. A Fuller; Miss Philera Pitcher and
Miss starr: Miss Adelaide Knox and Miss n p
Curtis: Miss Olga Monson and Mrs S. c. Price;
Miss Elizabeth Congdon and Mrs. r. p Nevin tr
and Miss Elizabeth harrington and Miss Gertrude
Hubbard.