Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
NA5TER-GOLF;
FINE GALLERY
At BROOKHAVEN
thousand Society Folk See Var
don and Ray Defeat McKen-
zie Brothers.
By o. B. Keeler.

- rLF is far above par in At
- That may he by reason Of 50
par golf played the last two
w Great Britain's great pair OF
s,.s Harry Vardon and Edward
yaose closing exhibition was
-ad by brilliant assembly yes
ss, on the Brookhaven links Of
.ptal City Country Club.
..uainly there is no doubt OF ore
rs the ancient and honorable
-r-h game in Atlanta has received
.rameHdous impulse from the en-
/ srrse Of the Atlanta Athletic Club
Tie Capital City Club in getting
varean and Ray to play here. Hun
aa. of persons who never had seen
M frrther into the sport than to
7... match or two finish at the
ss. -reen, trudged anywhere from
/, .r ten miles to watch the grand
|.--r II its highest development.
Golf -hYpnotized."
And I'M the case Of many as George
,ea =avs. the golf bacillus ran up
|s-4 bit them" just at the instant of
n7g,e ron shot hv Harry NardOn.
Atlanta is nypnouzed to-day.
Tho scene at BrOokhaven yester-
az afternoon was a thing TO re-
member The rich Coloring Of the
autumn leaves, the deep blue Of the
axe and the ay-green Of the Ber-
u5a grass in the fairways made a
vor c~fu setting for the kaleldio-
.-or movements of a most brilliant
la er
Also It would be hard TO overesti-
msra he spirit of the gallery spirit
t carried hundreds. unused to
walking. over the rigorous hills and
valleys along the bikes, and across
tic deep bitches that make the
|Bro0. haven course a gem Of "sportl-
sss
DAINTY rootgear was not spared,
SIX and charmeuse might look to
itself as the eager, flushed Wearers
skipped down the steep little hills.
s.amnorcd across the valleys. and
ras.I neroically up the slopes at
n, .a#nging pace set by the impcr-
ae golfug machines ahead.
Society was there to see, for once
MT fo be seen.
'7i society took great pains to see,
A Few of the Gallery.
Nm1uE the hundreds Of women who
unaG the play. many Of them DO
the morning and afternoon rounds
wei. were Mrs George Adair, Mrs.
Preston :. Arl5wright Mrs. Charles
Godfrey Mrs. Guy WooIford, Mrs.
Charles Sciple. Mrs T. +. Pomeroy,
Hr. Walter Andrews, Mrs George
F..o Mrs NJ r McClatchey, Mrs
. Rosser. Jr.. Miss Laura Ansley,
Hrr PhIuizv calhoun. Mrs William
f.r Miss AIexa Stirling. Mrs. J. D..
En. Mrs. Julian Harris. Mrs Fred
Brine Miss Helen Dargan. Mrs.
Charles NJ Rcmsen, Miss Margaret
Nomren. Mrs. Ronald Ransom, Mrs.
darIes p. King and Mrs. Scott Todd.
some Of the men in the gallery
Ter. Preston :. Arkwright. George
'G8r g. T. Holdltch, Judge Walter
o.eItt, Hugh Adams. jerome Sim
mons Clarence Knowles, Robert r.
Maddox. Henry Goodhardt. John Al
ire &C. Harry Stearucs. Charles Cod
FREY Colonel T. T. Pomcroy. Guy
H0o'ford. Charles Sciplo. Walter An
rans George Bone. Joseph Paine,
1arles Sciplc, Jr., Winship Nuunally
Bow Martin. Philip McDuiiie Tom
Paine, Earl Moore. Walter Andrews,
o0nel +. r. Brown. Or Frank HOl-
day. j. Epps Brown. W. T. Gentry,
Norris Brandon. Joe Brown tonnallN
John T Murphy, NJ. r. MCClatchey,
Frank Adair, Frank Hawkins l. Y.
Ssro, Lamar Hill. Roy Dorsey. L. 4.
a". or. Jr. John Bachman Carl Rid