New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
GOLF.
British Champion Here to Play in
WOmen's National Tourneu.

Miss Charlotte bod. woman golf champion OF
Great Britain. will be competitor in the woraen's
national championship. which starts next Monday
IN Philadelphia. So quietly has her coming been
Kept that 1t was not known until yesterday that
she would appear. Miss bod arrived in Philadel
phla Sunday night on the American liner Merton
and went Immediately to Haverford, where she Is
the guest of Mrs Clement \. Griscom. II is ex-
pected that she will remain in this country the
greater part Of the month and that a number OF
tournaments viii be held in her honor
Miss bod Is type Of the outdoor athletic woman
Of England She is tall rugged with fun round
face chestnut brown hair and deep blue-gray eyes
mat the long voyage mas not unified her for play
IS shown by the fact that Monday al Rivsrton
y j.. she took part in an informal tournament. in
which she completely outclassed the thirty more
otner women Who competed, and captured the cup
with ease. She will spend the rest OF this week
In the various Philadelphia links in preparation for
the national championship She is passiOnateIy fond
or the game and although never taking the Brit
ish championship I'LL this year. she has played
since she was fifteen years old. She is also fond
OF tennis. and for I've years held the tennis cham
p.onship OF Great Britain. For two years she
played forward on the womeus International hockey
team, and once at ST Noritz, Switzerland. where
they have the fancy skating contests, she won the
cup for the highest test. No announcement has
been made yet "a to her visit 20 the metrOpol-
tan district but IL is more than probable that the
Womens Metropolitan Golf Association viii take
immediate steps to arrange a tournament in her
honor at some one or the nearby courses.
That the championship next week Will be a sue
cessfuI one IS indicated BY the unusually strong
entry list received by W FeIIowes Morgan. the sec
rotary. SsveaJy-fve names are embraced IN the
entry roll, representing almost every important
golf club IN the country. The executive COMMITTEES
OF the United states Golf Association will meet to-
day IN Mr. Morgan's Office. AT which The Compel
itors viii be paired for the qualifying round and
other final details will be arranged The list or
entries IS as follows:
Mss Gs2r2e R2f R5i.5 sRa a54Ssr, Mum
P-1rF-9n country CIub-SIrs- Elliott Rogers
COUNTRY Tub. Brookitne Nsss-4iss Louisa 4
HGa,f5sGon VALLEY Country CIub-SIrs G F Fox
M Mss Mss pSro;h9 Mars Mrs FraaE R shat
'uST. T San c3IsJr c,lIiS2Miss Msbe HISSins
AIIstor Golf Ciu5-M,ss z NJ. With
Ardsey C!ub--NTs- A D Cochrane, Miss Louise Van
Br3okasn clu5-alss Helen F. Bishop. Miss c VI
Rlvsrroa country clue-aLss Lulian BiddIe. Mss
Anna B Tr-shmuta. Mss L y Groves. Mss II u
Po5aaa go, rs GlqR 5,- H / sP P55er.oB NJ,
Essex County Giuo-SIss Margaret Curtis, Miss Har-
-! Morris County q2lt c!ue-9Irs william shDpen
Merton cricket Club-Mss A P MeNsely; Mss
Fl2TeySs NfEss Mss F - 4 Mrs. aq qsrr T,i Ms
F c Grsconl Ms samuel Bsttle
GaEmort Country Ciub-SIiss Louise 3 EIkins. Miss
Cape Nav Golf CIu5-siiss Jessie Grow. Miss Helena
J. Dandn.
Dyksr Meadow Golf CIub-NIiss Page schwarzvasdsr.
camden Country CIub-SIrs. William West Mrs II
Oaklsy Country Club-Miss E ". Allen
Essex County Country club Orange. y Miss
-'z zoliss76a cor c!ee2Lsa Ma-yR ADAM, ,,
PbiiadeIphiA Cricket CIue-Nrs H A Lewis, Miss
II c Mauie-
Mrs Joseph " knight Miss Ellen Russell
Haven Country ClUh-Miss Helen Darlington
Fall River Golf Club-NIIss X g Harley
Apavams Club--Mrs. A. Fl Harris, Ms A J. MoF-
aau II b Clark Mrs & L. TIFFANY
Duchess County CIub-1Irs. George Colllngwood
Lexington Golf Club-Miss Emily y lockwood
Baltusrol Golf Club-Mrs- y P. Rogers. Mrs J. B.
Kinney.
Philadelphia Country Club-Ntss z. a. Doughsrty.
Nis1uamiCut Golf CIUb-Mss Ethel Buruet-