Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-05
WOMEN GOLFERS GET
BUSY At P|NEHURST
Three Months Program Ar.
ranged and Many Hand
some Prizes Offered.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

STAR.
PINEHURST. n. c.. January 4.-The
| coming week inaugurates the extended
tournament schedule of the Silver Foils,
the women's golfing club, twenty events
filing in the time from January to
April >. OF the forty-six attractive
trophies offered. the majority nave been
contributed by members and interested
friends, among them Mrs. r. c. King
of New Caanan, Conn; Mrs. w. c..
Fownes. jr., of Pittsburgh; Mrs. r. c.
Shannon, I'd. of Brockport n. y; Mrs.
/. s. Robson of Rochester, n Y: Mrs.
Allan Lard of Washington, Mrs. l.. F..
Beall Of Uniontown, Pa. Mrs. A. C..
Aborn of Montclair. Mrs. y. J. Scanned
of Sparrows Point, Nd; Mrs T. J. Check
Of New York, Mrs. c. S. Waterhouse of
Centervile f. L.; Mrs. f. G. Barnes of
New Haven, Mrs. c. n. Phillips of At
lantic City, Mrs. j. r. Price of Pitts
burgh, Mrs. II. l.. Burrage of Boston.
Mrs. J. p. Gardner of Chicago, Mrs
Spencer Waters of New York, Mrs. II. l..
Jillson of Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Tufts of Boston, Messrs. II. c.
Fownes of Pittsburgh and ID. j. Toss of
Pinehurst and Misses Hazel Shannon
of Buffalo, Myra Helmer of Chicago.
Louise Elkns of Pittsburgh.
January Medal play. First and sec
ond prizes presented by Miss Shannon
and Mrs. King.
and second prizes presented by Mrs.
FOwnes, jr., and Mrs. Shannon, I'd
January 1S-Putting contest Prizes
presented by Miss Helmer and club.
January 21-Swatfest. Match play VS..
the field. Prizes presented by Mrs
Robson and Mrs Lard.
January %. -, 80 and 31-Three-balI
match: twenty seven to qualify, play-of
on s,iX-point system. First and second
prizes presented by Mrs. Beall and Mrs
Tufts.
February Putting contest Prizes pre-
scented by the club.
! February 3-FoursOme medal play.
Prizes presented by Mr.. Fownes and Mrs.
Scammell.
February 11-Prize for best net score in
qualifying round St Valentines tourna-
ment.
February 1J-Approaching and putting
contest. Prize presented by Mr.. Ross.
February 1S-BeSt selected twelve holes
six in each nine. Prizes presented by
Mrs. Check and Mrs. Waterhouse
February %. 26, ~, 2S-Team match
twelve to qualify from scratch, two classes
play-off at match play under handicap.
Six cups presented by Mrs. King.
March Putting contest. Prizes pre-
scented by club.
March 4-Cemetery contest. Prizes pre-
scented by Mrs. Barnes and Miss Cum
mngs.
| March II. IL, IL. II, 15-Round robin.
twenty eight to qualify. The best eight
gross women play round robin at
J scratch. and the remaining form five divi-
sions of four each to play handicap
round robin Prizes presented by Miss
| Elkins. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Price, Mrs.
! Burrage and club.
| March IS 13-Silver Foils championship
under handicap thirty-siX holes medal
play eighteen holes No. course, eighteen
holes No. course). Cups presented by
Mrs. Barrows. Prize for best gross score
in championship presented by Mr.. Tufts.
| March 2o-Mixed foursome. Medal play.
Prizes presented by club.
| March 22-Team match for first annual
club dinner. Details later.
! March 29-Putting contest. Prizes pre-
scented by Mrs. Aborn and club.
! April 1-Handicap VS.. DOGGY. First
and second prizes presented by Mrs
| Gardner and Mrs. Waters.
| April J-Approaching and putting con-
test. Prize presented by Mrs. Jillson
Putting contest on clock. Prizes presented
| by club.