The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-04

MSS RHONA ADAIR ARRIVES 70
VISIT MRS. 0RlSCOM.


Petite and tailor sowned Miss Rhona
Adair was one Of the first to come down the
Sangway OF the American liner Now York
yesterday morning. She was met By Mr..
and Mrs. Clement A. Griscon, Dr. and de-
parted on the o'clock train for Philadelphia.
where she will DO the guest Of Mrs. Clement
A. Griscom. Sr., and Miss Frances G. Girls
com at their home In Haverford. The woman
golf champion Of Great Britain. a title she
has won twice and once been the runner-up
Tor. il young and pretty, with auburn hair
and blue eyes. Her future plans are not
fixed. nor the duration Of her stay. aside
from the participation In the invitation tourna-
ment arranged for this week by Mrs. Griscom
at the Merton Cricket Club links which are
near the Grscom country house. Dolorbran.
at Haverford. Miss Adnir expects. how
ever. to bein this country fully two months.
Miss Adair has been playing at North
Berwick. in Scotland. where she beat the
Scotch champion Mas NJ. Glover. in a friendly
match. Prior to that she drove the first ball
to open tho Barnehurst Golf Club links. In
Kent. England. and also beat. by Q UP and
to play. Miss Glover. who had won the
championship Of the Scottish Ladies' Golf
Miss Adair and Miss May Hexiet both Of
ghom are Inembers Of the Royal PortIush
Io ro GSS haye been y thS fcr.% "'H place
The championship is held In q different part
q the United Kingdom each year. and for
bsn psfSd the young Irish players
Miss Adair has also won the championship
81 the irish women, which Is limited to resi-
dents OF ddrela Land for i0ur ecu,ahnx
IN the Women cha%pionss S e Of sse Western
Golf Association. Miss Affair was accom-
panied BY her sister. who. however. is not
Of the vardon pattern. with short shafts
and light heads. and she prefers the lively
ball to the solid sutta sort
Tuesday morning. and i i certain hat thsre
viii include Misc Bessie Anthony. who has
ship; Mrs. Charles T. stout. The champion
last year. and. among others well known In
n as s,ms Ms A. Mnns the Ms Mss
Adair will give the tournament an inter
national character and make II one OF the
m9 ,, important tan ever arranged for ths women
tstions were sent out to the best, known
this city.
w WHEATON W.,; H.; Oct; Mics anthony.
"a e'e fS Nh. ths me,n1S
TSs asy H1 BY M ana s.y
low scoring. Miss Carpenter. who had the
homod5 ,S won the hsst hole as Miss anthony
payIps the second Miss V cs Sn mt aV va. IN
trouble and the match was squared. -
the hole IN Mss AD es won II. fourtk
in TO s. Miss Carpenter finding the bunker
On ssr bs9sse Miss csrpsnter gave up
third and taking two shots Without getting
out, Miss Anthony was on the green In
back. taknR, o to the green. Mias Anthony
won the hole in sto 8. The seventh vas
haived In lief after Miss Anthony had driven
ter took , to reach it. Miss Anthony won in
10 s.. A. tho ninth hole both were At the
soe 1i h soTss on toe shots and the
Their cards 1 for the first nine holes follow:
Out. $50, ..,....s ssSss $50
Out .,,......,..t..........7 10 sesss SO
MIss Antho9%y brought h tn. .is match to q
snsnA 1 and ps% Sy hd ,.ns e &. tenth ;.a
Miss Carpenter drove into the pond and her
third shot found the long grass. Miss An
Ss Ss was Ssr on the ~, feet from the
eleventh in 5. and Won a. in to 4. Miss Car
ps e1t was !. again s buntered at the twelfth
failed to get out In 2 and gave UP the hole
and the match.
There vas q competition against bossy
terday afternoon C. H seely, the Con-
and ni.hsa i down fse score: ~ Se s S
s. Edwin L, scofeld. Q: DR.. Gerritt Smith. .; Rev.
T. II Beatty ~ y: young :; !; H. Knapp. 3
R Rr SsGsss SS' Hiecor %i1e3 ns;
Nelson Taylor. 10; c. II. Seely, TO- II. l. Woodbury..
T ~ SGseP r. R. Swan 's Schuyler Merritt " N
Fif.y-eix cards were returned yesterday
In the qualifying round at eighteen holes
cups e'iI, at the Eastern Parkway Coli Club. Two
cups were given In each OF four sets Of eight.
the match play to begin on Saturday next. The
scores follow
Championship cEpuA s P Pslmsr .s S A. l. shsr
ii's' sssssd s. ft1i@' he 6 SsH'ss
Second SETH. p. Matthews, 81; ". p. Momeyer
o.; 3. s; Robbins; %: D. A., Fue, %; George A.
Ts.s 81 n4y q g. Simmons o. Charles Cooper ''
Third set-Gcorre F. Lazarus. 81: A. l.. James,
1884, sm sesmer m A. Ss
TO- SHsy:f si %;S:ay IT,, eoas
T. s. T. Rome, io7: r. G. Martin, los; MIS- T. H. Pol
''' tnpIseed u. i. White. ito: r: A, Black. 49,
g. ' sansetn, Is: G. as,%.s 1' e, r.
Ms s4% B. 4 Fuller. lso " f. Harding ils H.
" T. &.3s!. Is s' " i il: i! 0z'a
ua1 9sse ,n ws' r su cs time ss co at a'
were decided, a women :, handicap. for
prize presented BY the professionals, won by
Miss searle. With 81, III and the monthly
ii Hutton, los, as, and r McClain.
i07, 23A There was also q team match,
In which the visitors from the Richmond
Hill Golf Club won. The score:
Richmond Hnl--Ra chau. 0; A. Man. o.: fischer.
Q; Grimm, s: II. Man 1: Van Week. 0: Blackburn 2:
Torrance. o: Hunt, !. Total. 90
Kimbai o! Spalong. o. Mallett. o. Goldsborough, 0;
Sawyer o: H arriS. o. Leavcr, 0. Total. g.
The Larchmont Yacht Club golfers won a
sweeping victory on their home course from
the Pelham Country Club yesterday. only
two OF the visitors making 4 count and one
halving his match. The score:
Lsrchmont--Frsnk a. Moore. !; r, Golden. |:
E. x. Beddsli: Il A. Il Barber. w n =: Bnilard
D. Pelhsm.W K Giilett, Oh. J. Aue,oE.J Beach,
q. G. b. Hull 0; C. n, Gett I: j. A.W Lynch o. C. z.
Gillian, o; J. o. Holmes. Jr.. I: E. l.. Jsanes. 0.
Total. 2.
At the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday
the seventh and last Of the regular monthly
hnnd.caps brought out socd-s!.ed fe!d
The results were: