The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19

lago six Scotchmen began golfing
through the stubble and the waste
places about Montreal and from this
be ginning some of the most interesting
golf clubs in the world have been or
ganized.
On July the annual golf tournament
will take place at the Country club,
and among the participants will be
many who were numbered with the
contestants in past years. The Pres
idents cup, given this time by Mr..
Walker Percy. will be the especial
trophy, Augmented by several club
trophies. The tournament promises TO
be the most interesting ever held at
the club.
Among the men who take an active
interest in golf and are most enthu-
siastic are the following:
Mr.. L. II. Andrews, Mr.. A. w. AL
len, Mr.. H. l.. Badhan1, Mr.. j. M.
Burnett Mr.. Eugene Brown, Mr.. >.
D. Burnett. Mr.. Robert Fl. Baugh, Mr..
e. A. Bond, Mr.. Charles A. Brown,
Mr.. Robert A. Brown Mr.. G.. p. Bon
durant, Mr.. Augustus Benners, Mr.. II.
| Bowers, Mr.. c. M. Brown, Mr.. S. j.
Bowie, Mr.. E. W. Barrett. Mr.. E. X.
Campbell, Mr. w. w. Crawford, Mr..
A. II. Carpenter, Mr.. ]. b. Cobbs.
Mr.. E. II. Cullom. Mr.. John T. Haf-
die Mr.. W. p. G. Harding Mr.. f.
D. VI d w lo1 u. MI. dSoiSC bOl uOl Via
ford, Mr.. Edward H. Cabaniss, Mr..
W. NJ Drennen. Mr., F.. d. Dimmick,
Mr.. J. L. Davidson, Mr.. Tom Ellis,
Mr.. e. E. Ellis, Mr.. W. d. Dicks,
Mr.. William w. french, Mr.. C. d..
Froment, Mr.. William H. Kettig Mr..
A. II. Ford, Mr.. Robert l.. Gregory,
Mr.. r. II. Gilbert Mr.. J. E. Fra
zier, Mr.. w. NJ. Henry, Mr.. w. H.
Hill, Mr.. Elliott knight, Mr.. John
L. Kaul, Mr.. Guy Johnson, Mr.. r.
A. Hewitt, Mr.. Henry Fits, Mr. w.
A. Green, Mr.. j. Douglass Kirkpar-
rick, Mr.. r. L. Kolb, Mr.. A. II. Hen
derson, Mr. w. H. Johnston, Mr. r
d. Johnston, Jr., Mr. A. l.. Fulen-
wider Mr.. Culpepper Exum. Mr.. A.
M. Hobson, Mr.. r. S. Munger, Mr..
Edgar M. Kilby, Mr.. j. r. LearN
Mr.. William S. Mudd, Mr.. Otto Marx
Mr.. ]. C. Kimball Mr.. ]. e. John.
ston, Mr.. W. B. Leedy, Mr.. w. NJ
Leary, Mr.. Charles o. Locke. Mr.. Frank
A. Lupton, Mr.. Charles McCreary. Mr.
Forney Johnston. Mr.. Frank Jones,
DR.. Lewis Morris. Mr. Harrison Mat
thews. Mr.. Tom Jones. Mr.. A. W. Nell
son, Mr.. Nathan L. Miller, Mr. S. Nor
wood, Mr.. George c. Oliver, Mr.. Wall
ker Percy, Mr.. William p. Pinckard,
Mr.. Ryburn Pinckard. Mr.. Robert C.
Redus Mr.. John W. Wade, Mr.. George
C. Whatley, Mr.. p. c. Whatley, MI.
Samuel D. Weakley, Mr.. William c.
Weston Mr.. M. V. Smith. Mr.. r. c.
Smith, Mr.. H. W. Smith Mr. Charles
N. Spencer, Mr.. Paschal G. Shook, Mr..
II. G. Seibels, Mr.. Hugh Martin, Mr..
A. M. Throck morton. Mr.. e. M. Tut
wiler, Mr.. e. NJ Tutwiler. Jr., Mr.. John
w. Tomlinson, Mr.. Herbert Tutwiler, Mr..
j. s. Turner, Mr.. r. H. Thach DR.. d. F..
Talley, Mr.. w. P. Ward, Mr.. T. ]. Wat
son, Mr.. David Roberts. Mr.. L. G. Rich
ter, Mr. Erskine Ramsay. Mr.. Richard
Randolph Mr.. #. J. Steinmehl Mr.. Henry
s. Ryall Mr. G. J. Smith, Mr.. H. e.
Stringfellow, Mr.. II. R. Samson. MIR. II.
c. Wood, Mr.. William M. Walker, DR..
Cunningham Wilson. Mr.. w. B. Leedy,
Jr.. Mr.. r. f. Meade Mr.. w. l.. Muir
doch Mr.. Mudd Martin, Mr.. Oscar I'm
derwood, Mr.. e. J. Dunn, Mr.. e. v. Sto-
vail, Mr.. S. s. Spurgeon, Mr.. Chase Per-
kins and others.
There has been an increasing interest
among the women and now many have at
tanned really creditabel proficiency. 1t
is anticipated that the time is not far
distant, when the skill of these associate
golfers will be exhibited in the annual
tournaments. They will not, however,
take part this year.
Among those most enthusiastic, and to
be often seen in the short, natty cos
tunes reserved for this favored past
time, on the links In the mornings or the
cool of the afternoon, are Miss Mary
Kirkpatrick Miss Serena Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. s. H. Tuck, Mrs. A. NJ Hobson.
Mrs. Benners Mrs. Charles o. Locke,
Mrs. w p G. Harding, Mrs Frank Jones,
Mrs. Edgar Marchant Kilby, Miss Joy
Tomlinson Miss Helen Benners. Mrs. Fee
Xix Drennen and Mrs. Stephens, most of
whom are interested in other athletic pur-
suits as well.
Horse lovers are interested in the COM
ing to birmingham of Mr. G. r. Holman,
who has given lessons in equestrianism
many years in other southern cities and
expects to continue doing 50 in this city.
He is a genuine lover of the horse and
not often does one see a more thorough
horseman or one more at home in the
saddle. He is familiar figure as he
rides about town on a splendid dark bay
horse, which he calls doe"
MRS. GRUBB HOSTESS .
FOR MISS LEO JACKSON
| One of the most interesting events oil
the week was the progressive luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs. William !. Grubl
in compliment to Miss Leo Jackson OF
Mobile, the house guest Of her sister
Mrs Henry Laurens Chisholm.
Mrs. Grub is graceful hostess and
her luncheon was planned with skill
characteristic of her hospitaiities. There