The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21

e., y rcop,o have returned from the
soa shore. t,ln mountain and the
iakr-siGr. It is the season when
" usually much gaiety begins in the
interchange of happy greeting
anu the entertainment Of guests, but
there have been no joyous gatherings
'u u is city for the sad week just ended
ne week that seems like year in
the tears IL has cost the regret, the
bitterness. Time. the inevitable healer
of sorrow, the soft pillow for the rudest
shock, the pitiful friend who comforts
surely IL slowly, will doubtless step
between the weeping eyes and the
shadow which clouds them some day.
but in Scranton. as everywhere over
the land, the pail of mourning settled
and there was no desire for amlse-
ment. our community has shown it,
self to be what we could desire loyal,
tcnder-hearted. quick to feel the ma
tional bereavement, eager to respond to
the universal feeling for some out
ward expression of horror and grief
The Country club of Scranton an
nounces an open golf tournament upon
its course, September %, 20. q and rs,
beginning next Wednesday. The fol-
lowing is the announcement:
ENTRIES
Anv amateur is invited to compete. There is
no entrance fec, and the privileges OF the course
and the club house will be extended for the week
of the tournament withon. charge TO any player
entered. Entries must be made before o'clock
y. NJ. Sept. %, TO A. II. Storrs, chairman golf
committee, Scranton Pi
SEPTEMBER 2j.
Tie competitors shall play thirty.SiS hole
scratch medal round a gold medal will be given
FOR the lowest score.
The players making the sixteen lowest ~orcv
shall qualify for match play tor the Country
Club Match" and the second sixteen shall quality
for match play for the Consolation Match"
There will be prizes given both the winner and
rnner.up IN each Of these matches.
SEPTEMBER %.
Nornng-First round, both matches, eighteen
holes
Afternoon Second round. both matches. .sh
teen holes.
SEPTEMBER o.
Morning. Semi final round, both matches, eigh.
teen holes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS match. rlavers Will he
paired by the gol' committee. Prizes will he
given the winners o' this match
SEPTEMBER 2S.
Morning round, both matches. thiiysi,
holes.
icap medal round. Prizes will be given the win.
rcrs in both OF these matches
RULES
The rules ~ The United states Col association
shall govern play in all cases.
4. u. Storrs. J. H. Torrcy, T. G. Fuller. James
Blair. Jr.. i. II. BROOKS, golf committee. r II.
Watkins, president.
Instead of the cups usually given, the
have beautiful gold, silver and bronze
medals, which may be used as fobs.
Tho entertainment committee will
serve tea each afternoon. 1t is expect =
ed that n large number OF out-of town
entries will be made, and that many
guests will he present during the week
It will 10 doubt he the most interest
ing tournament in the history OF the
Country club, as many distinguished
players will be in the lists.
The annual fall golf matches will be
played with Wilkes Barre. October .
on the Country club links. and AT
Wilkes Barre on the 10Th. There will
he a team match at Binghamton on
October Il, between Elmira, Bingham
ton, Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Each
team will consist of four men. The
Scranton team will consist OF Il. H.
Watkins, J. II. Brooks, +. G. Fuller
and w, J. Torrcy.
Rev. Mr.. Randolph and Miss Ran
dolph returned on Wednesday from
their European visit. They have been
gone since June and have had a de-
lightfui summer. part OF which was
spent in Bayrenth. Madame Timber
man-Randolph will he at her studio on
Monday 10 try voices, register pupils,