Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

FINE GALLERY
At BROOKHAVEN
thousand Society Folk See Var
don and Ray Defeat McKen-
zie Brothers.
By O. B. Keller.

- OFF is far above par in At
r lanta.
That may be by reason of 50
much par golf played the last two
DAYS by Great Britains great pair Of
a.. fers. Harry Vardon and Edward
Raw whose closing exhibition was
rt-uczsed by a brilliant assembly yes
'erdav on the Brookhaven links OF
me Capital City Country Club.
"ertainly there is no doubt of ore
--ug-the ancient and 'honorab BILE
: ortish game in Atlanta has received
s. tremendous impulse from the en-
.rrprise of the Atlanta Athletic Club
nd the Capital City Club in getting
Tardon and Ray to play here. Hun
-ods Of persons who never had seen
NY further into the sport than to
watch A match or two finish at the
last green, trudeed anywhere from
-.A 10 ten miles to watch the grand
sport at its highest development.
Golf hYpnotized.'
and I'm the case Of many. as George
Ado saws. tho golf bacillus ran up
md bit them" Just at the instant Of
ONE mighty drive ny Ray or some
magic iron shot nv Harry Nardon.
.AtI3NIa IS EblL-D ny I'llOllLtu lO-hdN
The scene at BroOkhaVen yester-
.av afternoon was a thing to re-
member. The rich Colorins of the
tunu leaves. the deep blue Of the
ike. and the gray green Of the Ber-
.IiA grass in the fairWays made a
-nndcrful setting for the kaleidio-
1pfc movements % a most brilliant
gallery.
Also it would be hard to overesti-
ula'a the spirit OF the galiery--a spirit
that carried hundreds, unused To
king. over the rigorous hills and
valleys. along the bikes. and across
r., deep bitches that make the
.rpn5havcn course a gem of SPORT
.a-s
Dainty footgear was not spared
..N and charmCuse might look to
,s0If as the eager, flushed wearers
slipped down the sto0 little hills,
..4mpered across the valleys, ana
Judged heroically up the slopes at
mo swinging pace set by tn" imper-
-Irbable golduE machines ahead,
Society was there 10 see, for once
got 10 he seen.
Md society took great pains 10 see,
TOO.
A Few Of the Gallery.
Among the hundreds of women VINO
r7Iowed the play. many OF them do
Gg the morning and afternoon rounds
s vel. were Mrs. George Adair, Mrs.
Preston s. Arkwright Mrs. Charles
Godfrey. Mrs. Guy Woolford, Mrs,
.harles Sciple. Mrs +. i. Pomeroy.
Mrs Walter Andrews, Mrs. George
Bonney. Mrs NJ r. McClatChey, Mrs
T.. T. Rosser, Jr., Miss Laura Ansley,
Mrs Pninizy Calhoun, Mrs. William
Tilt. Miss AleNa Stirling. Mrs. J. d.
Ely Mrs. Julian Harris, Mrs. Fred
Brine Miss Helen Dargan, Mrs.
.harles NJ. Remsen. Miss Margaret
Northen Mrs Ronald Ransom, Mrs.
'harles p. King and Mrs. Scott Todd.
Some Of the men in the gallery
we're Preston :. Arkwrght George
'dair. c. j. Holditcr. Judge Walter
olquitt. Hugh Adams. jerome Sim
mons. Clarence Knowles Robert F.
Maddox. Henry Goddard John Al
5redge, Harry Stearucs, Charles God
frey, Colonel e. e. Pomeroy. Guy
Noolford. Charles SCiple. Walter An
3reWS George BoG"~:-, Joseph Paine,
'harles Scipie, II, Winship Nunnally,
Bowie Martin, Philip MCDullic, Tom
Paine, Earl Moore. Walter Andrews,
olonel L. r. Brown DR.. Frank HOl-
iday, J. Epps Brown. W. T. Gentry
Norris Bra ndon. Joe Brown CounallN.
John F. Murphy, NJ. r. McClatchey,
frank Adair Frank HaN kins /. \.
Sage. Lamar Hill Roy Dorsey. l.. Il.
i'osscr. Jr.. John Bachman. Carl Rid