New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-30
ON THE GOLF LINKS
Tourney for Women's Title to
Begin Tomorrow.
ENTRY LARGEST IN YEARS
Sew Jersey State Golf Associa.
ton TO Hold Meeting
This Week.

-.,. vii be full competitive week for
,,,<e-s. IS. in addition to to-day's local
..-,ssx contests two championship affairs
rs-sed fer the subsequent days. Re-
~.-sing the more important competitions
:. --sv he said that beginning at Montclair
.o--orrow and continuing for four days
-. e-r,1al championship tournament Of the
,r,-7su's Metropolitan Golf Association viii
,,.i-n attention This years entry is the
,.reest received in many seasons
mess 7. & Hyde, a member of the South
Sho-e Field NClub, viii be & contestant In
NC wears tournament Last winter in
r-lori5s al rvonen,s records for the Palm
rsecb course were lowered by Miss Hyde.
,.,hs- prominent PLAYERS who have entered
srs Miss Julia r. Mix. Of Englewood, the
,,t5s holder: her club mate, Mrs Swift,
to-merlv Miss Elizabeth Hurry; Mrs. T II.
palhenus, of Richmond County. and Mrs.
N D. Paterson, president of the asseci-
alton.
There viii be an eighteen-hole medal play
round for q starter, so as to qualify the
contestants into four Fights Those making
+bs arst division viii continue on for the
championship in eighteen-hole match
rounds. one round to be played each DAY,
with the final On Friday. The programme
also provides for the usual side events.
The drawings are as follows:
,a,a MRS. r. O. Smith, MontcIair, ard
Nrs I. II. Hornbloweer, Essex County
lAso5-Nrs- F HAYES. Midland Golf Club, and
MS A. X Robinson, Richmond County
u. l6-Niss Julia Brede, Essex County. and
Ms " 3 Bremner. Montclair.
1oIb-Mrs. : F. Leferts- Englevood, anG Miss
1 3 HYDE. South Shore G. c.
ie.so-ssiss could. siwanoy. and MIS- : O.
Pickrnan. Montclali- ,,
1O.2t-Mrs. < A CUaneaglan, E1giewood, and
Miss B. Graham, North Jersey.
ie.s0-Mrs. r r DuFyea, Englewced and Mis-.
l. Graham. North Jersey
fas5-Mrs z. r Sanford, Essex County, and
Mrs r z. Donohoe. Nontclsir.
ie.4G-Mrs- II D Paterson, Baltusrol. and
fe.4-Mrs 7. H. PeIheTaus, Richmond County.
and Mrs Z. Swift. Englewvod-
Io.5e-hfrs- ". J Faith. Wykagyi, and Mrs. 7.
r warner, Essex County
fe.A5-Rrs J. A Moore. ScarEdale, and Mrs.
y r, stockton. Plainheid
II l0o-Mrs. ! c Barclay, Hackensack, and
MIS- A. r. Allan, MonteIair-
il sos-AITs W r MerEan. BaltusrOl and Mrs
n-ie-aIrs- Z W Gardner. Haekensack, and
Mrs. J. A Philhricl. Nontclair
u-1a-Mrs. Walter shoup, Englewood' and Mrs
W D. Noffatt, Hackenssck-
lf.sa-AIrs. II. G. Plimpton, Nontclsir. and
Miss G. Lindeumever. Richmond County.
uz5-Mrs. F NJ Harrison, 8lontclair. ana Mrs
7. Neiison. Hackensaek
ana Mrs. J. 9 sage. Hackenssck-
11.25-Ars. J. z, Faber, Richmond County,
au6 Mrs HerbeTs Mum, Hackensack-
i .40-Niss L Lindenmever. Richmond County,
and Mrs NJ H Frayne, Dunwcodfee-
u .45-NrS. ". J. Sienan. Richmond County,
ana Mrs z. & Moriarty. Englewood-
A. . recent executive committee meeting
rf the Won1en's Metropolitan Golf Associ-
stion the South Shore Field Club and the
Midland Golf Club, of Garden City, were
elected te membership A letter has also
been received from the Forest Hill Field
Club, in which that organization Joins with
many others in the district in extending
the privileges of its course to the women
for one-dsv visits The club has set aside
the last Tuesday in each month as ladies'
CAV
Partly conflicting with the women will
be the annual meeting Of the New Jersey
state Golf Association over the links of
the Essex County Country Club on Thurs
dsy. Friday and SATURDAY. This attraction