Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE NEW
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
Plans Completed for the Erection OF
House and Laying Out of
New Grounds.

Commissioner Henry l.. West was last
evening elected president of the newly
formed Columbia Country Club, which is
reorganization of the Columbia Golf
Club The name of the old organization
was changed at a recent meeting of the
members, a new constitution was drafted
and plans completed for the establish
mcnt Of a new clubhouse and now
grounds.
The other officers of the club are Cuno
H. Rudolph. vice president; Benjamin
Woodruff, secretary, and Il. S. MARION,
treasurer.
The members of the board Of governors
are:
The green committee is composed OF
h. b. Eyncn, jr., chairman; l.. l.. Har
ban, W. S. Harlan. l.. w. Weave and J..
Oden HOrstmann.
NJ. r. Danforlh is chairman of the
house committee.
r. e. Eynon, jr., chairman. and Il.
Golden Donaldson. r.. S. NARROW, J. T.
Hendrick, S. A. Reeves and a. B. Leet
are on the membership committee
The plans for the new clubhouse, which
| Is to be located just north OF the Chevy
Chase Club, were submitted to the bulld-
J. NJ. Stoddard, Cuno II. Rudolph, NJ. E.
Danforth and J. c. Davidson.
II. Bradley Davidson, lannon's s. Smith.
w. II. Moses, Senator G. j. Hughes and
Benjamin Woodruff are on the finance
committee.
The contract for the new building will
be let in short time. Tom Morris is In
charge Of the laying out of the new
grounds.
Commissioner Henry L. West was unan-
imously elected president Of the new
Columbia Country Club yesterday after
noon at a meeting of the board OF di-
rectors. in the Office of F.. r. Eynon. Cuno
Rudolph was elected vice president, Ben
jamin Woodruff secretary, and K. s. Mar
low treasurer.
The board of governors and standing
committees were named as follows: Board
of governors-John c. Davidson, II. B.
Davidson. NJ. L. Danforth, r. Golden
Donaldson. z. B. Eynon. jr. II. w. Fuller
l.. Hughes. +. S. NARROW. w. Fl. Moses,
We II. Rapley, Cuno Rudolph, Emmons S.
Smith, ]. NJ. Stoddard l.. w. Weaver,
II. l.. West, John !. Wilkie, and Benjamin
Woodruff.
Building committee-H w. Fuller, J.
NJ. Stoddard. Cuno Rudolph. NJ. E. Dan
forth, and ]. c. Davidson.
Finance committee-H. Bradley David
son, Enmons S. Smith, w. II. Moses,
Senator c. J. Hughes, and Benjamin
Woodruff.
Membership committee-E. B. Eynon,
jr., chairman: ]. T. Hendrick. f. I. Mar
low, S. A. Reeves and "A. B. Leet.
Greens committee-E. b. Eyuon, jr.,
chairman; L. l.. Harlan, Walter S. Har-
ban, l.. w. Weaver and +. Oden Horst
mann.
House committee-M. E. Danforth.
chairman.
Executive committee-H. l.. West, chair
man; r.. G. Donaldson. ]. C.. Davidson, W.
II. Rapley and f. B. Eynon, jr
1t was announced that the plans for the
new clubhouse have been submitted by
the architects. 3. Stanley Simmons. APP
pleton P. Clark, Fred Pyle and Arthur B.
Heaton. and that the contract for the
erection of the clubhouse will he awarded
within the next thirty days. An eight
een-hole championship golf course has al
ready been laid out and covers a distance
of about 6.4OO feet. Thomas Norris. who
for number of years has been green's
keeper at the Edkwanock Golf Club, Man
chester. VT. has been engaged to look
after the greens of the new club