Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18
most, but it had little effect on the play

most. but it had little effect on the play
ing of either sex
From some Of the cards shown after
the days practice it is more than likely
that the record of the course will go by
the board many times next week. Miss
Oliver and Mrs. McCammon have gone
over in 50 and So strokes, respectively,
the former being the record. but Mrs.
Caleb f. Fox Of the Huntington Coun-
try Club did an IS Friday and yesterday
repeated the feat. while Miss Fanny Os-
good of Boston turned in a like score.
Mr.. q. McCammon of the Chevy Chase
Club accompanied Mrs Fox over the
course, and covered the eighteen holes
in so. Playing in a direct match. Mr..
McCammon would have won by 1 up,
which demonstrates conclusively the
clever playing of the Quaker city player.
Miss Margaret Curtis was also out prac-
ticing. but her card could not be OBJ
tanned. A majority of the women have
been in Washington all during the past
week. coming here direct from the tour
nament held at the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club a fortnight since, and their
practice over the Chevy Chase course
has evidently greatly improved their
game
Some of Yesterdays Cards.
Mrs Fox's card yesterday was as fol-
I lows:
Out. ) 4 8 5 5 3-44
In. ......... 3 5 4 5 4 s 3-41-s5
Miss Osgood's card also follows. and is
interesting in comparison. as their out
and in Journeys were exactly reversed:
Out. .. 4 ) 6 "a ) 3-41
In. ........ D ) : 3-44-Sj
Miss Georgia Bishop of Connecticut had
hard-luck story to tell her friends about
poor work on the green's and turned in a
card that called for 80 strokes. Miss
Bishop belongs in the first flight Of golf
ers of the country and her work yester-
day must not be taken seriously.
Mrs. E. +. Perkins of the Glen View
Country Club. Chicago, also had try at
the course and had to be content with a
81, taking ii on the outward journey and
n coming home. Mrs. Perkins was loud
in her praise OF the course, especially the
greens. and feels confident she can ne
gotiate the round of eighteen holes in the
eighties.
The pairing for the qualifying round,
which starts tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. was done in New York. at the
Office of the United States Golf AssOcia-
| ton. and is as follows:
1000 oclock-Mrs. E. S. NARROW CO.
lumbia Golf Club; Miss II. Ethel Maule,
Merton Club.
1o:olMiss Grace semple. St. Louis,
Mo: Mrs NJ c. Work. Huntingdon Club.
1O:1O-Miss Ellen G. Hood, Philadelphia
Cricket Club; Miss Marion Oliver, Chevy
Chase Club.
1o:15-Miss Anita Phipps Springfield,
Mass; Miss Mildred Caverily, Columbia
Golf Club
1O:oO-Miss Margaret Curtis. Essex
Country Cluu Miss Georgiana Bishop,
Brooklawn Country Club.
1O:25-Miss Dorothy Robinson, Roch-
ester: Miss Phepoe, Canada.
10:30-Miss Elizabeth Hurry. Engle-
wood Mrs l.. F'railey. Chevy Chase.
1O:3I-Mrs. Caleb f. Fox. Huntingdon
Valley Club: Miss Louisa A. Wells,
Brookline.
1O:4O-M.ss Carmelta Shreve. Brae-
Burn: Mrs H. ST. John Smith, Portland,
Ore.
1O:4eMiss Grace B. Reyes. Concord,
Mass: Mrs. S. c. Price, Huntingdon VAL
o:5O-Mrs. ormsby McCammon. Chevy
Chase Club: Miss Eleanor w. Allen,
Oakley.
1O:i-Miss Mary Mccain, Chevy Chase;
Mrs. r. II. Barlow. Merton.
11:OO-Mrs. G. H. Converse. Brae-B Burn;
Miss Margery W. Phelps. Brookline.
11:O5-Mrs. ]. NJ Stoddard. Columbia
Golf Club: Miss Mollie B. Adams, VOL
laston.
11:1O-Miss X. c. Harley. Fall River
County.
u:1J-Mrs. w. West, Woodbury., NJ j.:
Miss Pauline Firth. Brookline.
11:2O-Mrs. T. H. Polhemus, Richmond
County: Miss Elizabeth s. Porter Brook
line.
11:25-Miss Fanny c. Osgood. Brookline:
Miss Harriet S. Curtis. Essex County,
Mass.
11:3C-Miss F. c. Griscom. Merton: Miss
Eta Mansfield, Bannockburn.
1l:3J-MrS. Z. T. Perkins, Glen View