The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

and NJ. z. Danforth deserves much
credit for the faultless way in which he
carried off the tourney. Ideal weather
conditions brought out a large crowd.
Donald Ball, professional at the Column
bia Country Club, was out practicing
with NJ. E. Danforth last Friday after
noon.
At the Columbia Country Club Thurs
day afternoon. A. G. Buhrman enjoyed
twosOme with Senator Thurston.
An interesting threesome was played
at the Columbia Country Club Friday
afternoon, between D. K. jackson, Sem
ator Thurston. and Frank Phelps.
Thursday afternoon at the Columbia
! Country Club, A. S. Mattingly, Eddie B.
committee, and John c. Davidson, were
out playing.
Samuel Purvis. professional at the Ban
nockburn Golf Club, has been unable to
play during the past two weeks on ac-
count OF a carbunCle on his wrist. Last
week Mr.. Purvis seeded the greens of
the new course. which are situated this
side OF Cabin John Bridge.
DR. London and A. Cunningham en-
joyed a twosolne at the Bannockburn
Golf Club Friday afternoon.
Eddie Brooke was out on the green's of
the BannOckburn Golf Club Thursday af-
ternOOn.
An unusually interesting threesome was
played at the Chevy Chase Club Thurs
day afternoon, between J. L. Moorhead,
f. J. jackson, and Frank Hyatt.
Mrs. P. NJ Rixey and Mrs. Earl Whit
comb played at the Washington Country
CLUB Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T. B.
Jewell, Miss ]. Jewell. and guest were
also out Wednesday afternoon.
The regular Saturday afternoon tour
neys for the women of the Washington
Country Club will continue next Satur-
day, when Mrs. Walter E. Ballard will
donate a prize for the winner. Miss Mar
garet Johnson donated the prize at the
first fall tourney yesterday afternoon.
At the Washington Country Club We'd
nesday afternoon J. S. Ball enjoyed two
some with J. NJ. Ball.
Miss Lillian Truett and guest were out
playing at the Washington Country Club
Thursday afternoon.
Z. B Eynon. jr., and G. w Simpson
won a four-ball match from Otto Leub-
kert and E. S. NARROW at the Columbia
Country Club the first of last week. The
score was / up at the eighteenth hole.
The match was unusually interesting and
showed the sides TO be evenly matched.
DR.. W. L. Smith and E. Lodge Hill
captured weIl-played foursome from U.
S Catlett and ]. A. Mclean at the Co.
lumbia Country Club Sunday afternoon,
the score being up and to play.
NJ. E. Danforth and G. H. Chasmer
won a foursome from E. L. Brooks and
DR.. Paris E. Brengle, by up and
to play, at the Columbia. Country Club,
the first of last week.
At the Columbia Country Club last
Sunday afternoon, P. J. Hough lost an
interesting twosome to H. C. Chamber
lain, to the tune of 2 up and to play.
Another well-pIayed foursome took
place at the Columbia Country Club last.
Sunday afternoon, between D. K. Jack
son and AL Winter vs. George P. James
and r. J. Beall. the former pair winning
by the score of up and / to play. Mr..
jackson, who is one of the most enthus-
Iastic golfers at the club, has been out
quite often during the past week.
w K. Nottingham lost a single to W.
NJ. Smith by 3 and 2 at the Columbia
Country Club the first part Of last week.
Arthur Bryant took Charles Earl into
camp at the Columbia Country Club last
Sunday afternoon, by the score of up
at the eighteenth hole.
At the Columbia Country Club the
first Of last week, A. H. Ferguson, was
beaten by DR.. E Riggles by up and
to play.
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E. B. Calvert. chairman Of the greens
committee Of the Washington Country
Club. left Friday afternoon for Key West.
Fla, where he will femain about a week.
George E. Truett was out playing alone
at the Washington CSuntry Club Monday