New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
HARD WORK

season Horace Rawlins, the professional
turned 70 card. beating bogie seven strot ' ss-
ward NJ Daley. of New-York, st. Address 80 30
Club. has broken the amateur record vv,.s 1oe
The ~omen's August tournament. with si,s.
entries. has been the feature of pIav tb,~sa
Some excellent scores have been returned : ee<
George Collingwood. Dutchess County: Me- aS
Newton Golf, and Miss Holland IIills,. so9
Mrs Coliingwood. the champion woman go,. 'oh
the Dutchess County Club and a well known -
in metropolitan circuits. has made a rac-sser s'ser
the short Gen hoe) course at 81 beating the fs .''
ord five strokes Waumbek golfers pIavad :. w
of five men. representing the Maplewood Ho.a1 Sn
Monday. winning by the score of a to O. In
lected score match OF last week thirtv-eight y ss-
ers returned cards Miss Cobb winning the Wy 10y
prize cup and E. NJ Daley the trophy for ma.
The pink and white german at the We
was. to all precedent. success and the ssa
room was beautiful Tasteful decorations aS-e -aA-
it, a broad band of ferns, forest greens ana -
flowers covering the jointUre of wall and r'a O
scot and drapIng the stage border. Sevansaa- aa-
bv John d. Raymond of Chicago and Mas Mas led
Carpenter. of New-York; E. Prescott Rows = =
Boston, and Miss Richards. of New-YorE G
Lewis W Washington and Miss Grouse os and
York. The favor table was presided over nv Nsw T
of New-York Miss Raymond. Of Chicago a15 J5',nqt ,t
Godshan of Philadelphia The patronesses Of Mss ,s
W. Carpenter and Mrs. Henry DALEY of fSIasies Nsts
York; Mrs Charles L: Raymond Of Chicago: NV NV
.. qria
Manning of Brooklyn :.
A more congenial or merrier concourse fs -.
to be found in the mountains than those stsrsOe 1Oe
at the new Mount Washington and the Ms
Pleasant. a large number OF competitors fro-
surrounding hotels have entered the omen ,s.4a .oa
tourna mept this week, and. although the wss.5
has been favorable every day. the finals rarna.
completed until the coming week Shooting a. ~
CLAW bird traps has brought a numheT ~ u-7 @
nert shots and some of the best SHOOTING 1ast -
has been recorded in the mountains OceIrSss tJA
week In a match between the two houses Mons .s
Washington gunnerS scored 81 out OF 10 ta-go.-'
and Mount Pleasant 50. L. Z. HilliarI NJ.
Pleasant of the Howard University tran sa' te.
doubles skiIfuIIy broke both birds with one sss
at a point where they We're crossing in ri5sr'
The swimming pool at Mount Washington is -.i
patroniZed by house guests and much appraeiassj
Bowling on the alleys at the Mount Washi,g-
ron IS of almost daily occurrence. In A res-s.
match between the two houses. with five entries
from each house. bowling three strings Zach -
suited I'm a victory for the Mount Pleasant bv
close score 2043 to 2O25- W r. Roche OF Boston
holds the record Mount Pleasant aIlevs tLs,
Mass is the crack bowler for the Mount Wa<b,
ington team. Competition on the golf course f5r
the season cups offered by r Suydam Grant hax
heen in DrogreSS this week well as DIav in ~
have recently been played Uy Dr. Clark of LINN
and II F. Curtis, Of Boston. against Frank ID M
Long Of Philadelphia. and W ". Merritt Of pos
ton the former Invariably winning By a sinai
margin much to the chasrin OF the latter
The german in the magnificent ballroom AZ fSs
Mount Washington was a pretty success AIrno15
Elliott of Wilmington. y. C. and Mrs Maud
West of New-YOTk. were excellent leaders In ira
various figures. which engaged about twenty
couples Favors included many and beautfr
souvenirs. and among them were canes. parasoIs
gold chaSns and lockets. with turquoise and pearl