The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-19
Golf Club rIatters.

Notwithstanding the rain and chill,
golfers thronged the links of the Morris
County Golf Club, Saturday. Besides a
match between teams from Baltusral
and Morris County, there was boyle
handicap and several private matches
The Baltusrol team was as follows: W.
Fellows Morgan, L. ii. Graham, c. H.
Palmer, O. B. Beckwith and J. H
Wharton. The Morris County Team
was Ralph Marsh, Granville Smith, LIE
land B. Garrettson, Alfred Macy and
Archibald Forbes. The latter team won
by 8 up.
In the Ball handicap there were TWEEN
tyeight entries. including both teams,
and all the best golfers of the club.
Messrs. Beckwith and Wharton tied for
first place with up on boyle. Mr..
Garrettson was second with two up
Bogie for the course is 80.
AT luncheon, Saturday, Ralph Marsh
entertained party of thirteen, while r.
III. Williams had party of eight.
Mrs. w. Allston Flagg and Mrs.
Holmes entertained at dinner Saturday
evening. Dancing followed
Two youths ten years old, giving their
names as John Burke and Daniel Nc
Neil, entered the caddie house at the
Morris County Golf Club late Sunday
night and made off with six dozen Kemp
shall balls, which are listed at $3.50 per
dozen. The boys were arrested Tuesday
by Officer Rolf. They were committed
to the county Jail to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
Mrs. j. o. HI. Pitney and Mrs Dewitt
Clinton Flanagan entertained at lunche-
on yesterday In the afternoon Mrs.
Charles Bradley entertained thirty guests
at tea.
Preparations are completed for the
ball which will be given this evening by
Mrs. Charles Scribner. The sides of the
drive way from the club house to Madi-
son avenue will be in festoon's of electric
lights in Which red bulbs will pre-
dominate. The ball room will also be
largely decorated in red. An orchestra
of nine pieces will furnish music. Pre-
vious to the dance Mrs. Charles Bradley
will entertain the young people for din
ner at her home on Madison avenue after
which they will be driven to the club
house. Mrs. Scribner will entertain
eighty five of her guests at the club for
supper.
Van Baar has been engaged to play for
the dancing which will follow the table
d'hote dinner tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. j. o. Fl. Pit
ney, Mrs. r. b Holmes and Mrs. Charles
Bradley will entertain at dinner.
Mrs. j. b. Dickson is planning for
large dinner party to be given Saturday
september 81.
During the Horse Snow week Mrs.
George B. Raymond will entertain on
October 9th, Mrs J. o. HI. Pitney on the
10th, and on the 18th Mrs. r. B. Holmes,
Mrs. Chas. Scribner, Mrs. J B. Dickson
and Mrs. e. q, Frelinghuysen will give
dinner parties. The regular Horse Show
dinner which will be in the nature of
"stag" will occur on Wednesday even
ing. October 9Th.
A Tennis tournament started Wednes-
day. Only one game was played in
which Miss Nj. Swords and Mr.. Walker
defeated Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Fl. Pltney
6 1871. Owing to the unfavorable
weather of yesterday no matches were
PLAYED. The drawings are rs follows;
First roundup. and Mrs. Pitney
Miss M. Swords and Mr.. Walker
Miss Swords and NJ. Tilden, Jr. w
M. Tilden and
Mrs. Phipps and Mr.. Watts, Miss Will
lis and w. D. Vanderpnol
Miss Day and Mrs. VIM Shipoen, Miss
e Vernam and NJ l.. Smith.
Miss Vernam aud q. B. Bradley, Miss
An.veII aud Fl Rahr