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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
NoN-REsIDENT NOTICE.

STATE pf INDIANA.
81. JOSEPH COUNTY. -
In the ST Joseph Superior Court, Febru-
airy Term. 1914
Fannie Reynolds VS. Elmer Reynolds
Cause No. 1898 Divorce
BE Is Known. That the above named
Plaintiff has iled I'm the office Of the Clerk
OF said Court her complaint against said
Defendant I'm the above cause together with
proper affidavit that said Defendant
Elmer Reynolds. Is not a resident o. the
state OF Indiana
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand FOR trial on The 30th
day Of June 1914. the same being the Seth
day OF the next term OF said Court 10 com
mence at the city 81 South Bend on the Sd
Monday Ia May next on which day said
Defendant il required TO appear 10 said
action.
FRANK 2. CHRISTOPH. Clerk.
Anderson. Parker Crabiu and Crumpack-
er, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
may l. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
NON-RESIDFNT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, }
ST JOSEPH COUNTY SIS.
In the 81. Joseph Superior Court, February
Term. 1914.
George T. Wagner vs.. Gertrude /. Wag-
mer Divorce
BE IL known. that the above named
plaintiff has filed in the office OF the clerk
OF said court complaint against said de-
PENDANT I'm the above cause together with a
proper affidavit that said defendant is not
"A resident OF the state OF Indiana.
Said defendant is hereby notified that
said cause Will stand for trial on the 26th
day of June. 1914 the same being the
35th day of the next term OF said court
to commence al the city Of South Bend.
on the 3rd Monday in May, next on which
day said action
FRANK L. CHRISTOPH. clerk.
BY JOHN VI. RAAB, deputy.
BARRY SCANLON, attorney for plaintiff
may 5-I2-19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
PERRY To SATISFY BaILEE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed viii. on the first day % June 1914
at his residence on sample street road.
rorCtgc township. II. Joseph County. In
diana sell at public auction. Que grade
HolSteiu heifer and costs Of sale. Said
heifer is the property " Levi hronewit-
ter
jos. LIMERICK Bailee.
may 4-1l-1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

OF HIRE--A light team Of horses with
driver. Transfer work delivering. any
light hauling suitable for agent. city
collector, travel ng salesman. doctor or for
pleasure. VIII furnish team with hacS or
buggy also driver. Prices very low. Ad-
dress X. -. Hicks. 40f W JeefrsOl ay
or Home Phone 24S9 or S31i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
NOTICE or ADMINIsTRATIoN

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court 81 ~. Joseph County.
State II Indiana, Administrator OF the
Estate ~ Francisco Cheys. late Of -.
Joseph County deceased
said Estate is supposed 20 be solvent
JULIUS BENNETT
Administrator.
MAY g. 1914
J " SchiuSier. Attorney for Estate
may II 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
GETS $50 FINE FOR
THEFT OF RUM AND ST

For stealing a bottle OF rum" and
Main St. was fined $50 and COSTS
which viii necessitate his spending so
DAYS with the sheriff at the county
Jail
He pleaded guilty in city court be-
fore Judge Warner Tuesday morning
20 a charge of petit larceny lodged
against him by +. j. Hyde, saloon
Keeper of 219 W. Sample st. The
theft took place Monday. 1t is said
Haight was partly intoxicated when
he took the money and whisky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

I.AKEVILLE. y. Y. - Clarence
Humphrey, starting out on his honey
moon in an automobile with his pride,
accidentally ran down his mother-in-
law. breaking her arm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FOR SALE-HORsEs. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-35 head Of horses. age from
four years mp. weight from 1000 90 1900;
also brood mares. wagons and harness OF
ali kinds. drayS. coal and dump moXes,
buggies I surrey. To be sold al once
Inquire SIS :. Chaplin 81 Home 2435,
BEL 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Black trunk or left in saloon.
telephone 1896 Home.
Riverside drive bridge and sos Forage
av Return TO Dr. Messick 6O2 j. VI. ).
building
LOST-Between st. Joe aud Michigan SITS
on jefferson boulevard, lOcket, initials
Ii. ]. Return 10 zoos 5. Franklin. Re-
ward
WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED young men for factory
work, also one boy about 10 years old
Apply at factory. fI02 S. Franklin st.
Neutrality-suspicious. painter on auto
mobiles. Colfax Mfg. Co, 1901 5. Main
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN THE BAR
Der TRADE. Be Independent. Few
weeks completes. Positions waiting. our
graduates qualified for best jobs. Wages
mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
Chicago, III.
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Position by automobile re
pairman with II years experience. &.
f. Winfield. Niles, Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMAL
WANTED-Second maid Call at 732 W.
Washington av. Bell phone l6I.
WANTED-A night cook and dishwasher
100 w. Colfax. Fosters Restaurant
wANTED-A young girl to assist with
Homework. Inquire corner LaSalle and
Michigan av., over grocery.
WANTED-six more girls for boarding
club $3.50 per week. board, room and
washing Modern home. References.
Mrs. Tracy, 432 s. Franklin.
wANTED-Lady solicitors salary; call at
10 s. William from 3 30 a. IN. to p M.
WANTED-Young woman experienced in
operating of Singer No. 6 sewing ma
chine. Apply Wilson Bros. Shirt Factory,
W. Sample st.
WANTED Girl to wash dishes and help
in kitchen. Ola y. Main St, north side,
MiShawaka.
LADIES WANTED Easy work, good
pay; come and talk it over with me.
Mrs. Evarts, 303 :. Franklin st. Call 10
p. m.
WANTED Experienced lady solicitors.
MuSl nave EuOu sales donllA. SdldIg.
Apply to q. A. Frederick, Oliver hotel.
between Z and this evening.
WANTED Girl for genera nousewOrk
Apply 40 Allen. Home phone 622I.
WANTED-Married woman to do corset
work, from TO hours per day. Bell
S449, Home 1888.
WANTED-PO Position by experienced nurse.
Call Bell $40, Elkhart.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED -Washings TO do or housework.
100 Berlin st
OFFICE HELP.
.STENOGRAPHY Typewriting. Dicta-
phone. Commercial Correspondence
some subjects taught by The Thomas
school High grade-the best. Enter
now. Summer school American Trust
Bldg
DO-IT-TO-DAY
Equip yourself FOR a successful business
career. Our experience our teachers our
methods, our direct application of same to
modern business requirements. and the
steady demands for our graduates. are five
good reasons for enrolling IN our school.
All commercial subjects. English subjects
and craftsmanship. Day and hight sessions.
Call or write for information. KELLEY
BUSINESS SCHOOL, 40 L. Wayne ST.
DO-IT-TO-DAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
PERSONAL.

Personal---very. Jane" never SeOlds,
frets or worries. Always happy and Is
ready now to help with your dressma king.
Come in and Miss Bauer will talk IL over
with you. Haverstock. the White man,
20S W. Jefferson. Both phones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FARM LANDS.

FOX EXCHANGE So-acre farm. good
hidss. good soil. orchard wind mill. one
is ~. miles from good town Want income
property can As = Lafayette ST. Dell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

FOR SALE,
An SrOOm mOuern home 1T 6l9 LaporIe
aV. Room Oh 10. IOI another house A
bargain: - .
VIII sell on contract 10 suit purchaser.
Six-rOOm house IL g. 81. Viii sell on
easy terms.
An s-room strictly modern house aud
lot at 1886 Michigan a..
Groom modern house at lIl3 Hauey
sY. Good location.
S-roOm house, modern except furnace
al Sill Allen 81
A 6-roOm house at 11l3 T. Soriu ST
Eight-roOm house al 1923 DeMaud av
SiX-rOOm house tDig lot az LUIS Leer 81
A house and lOt IA Lincoln PARA aduI-
ton. near ~ Division ST
New houses IN SOuthmoor pax near
South Side car line.
We sell lots IA SOuthmOOr Park. Post
Place. Lincoln Park ana Birner Place au-
ditiOus.
We have olher desirable houses aud Is
In ali parts of the city.
We write are Insurance in FIRST class
companies.
Rents collected. Notary Public
W L. FURRY
Bell Phone Sc Home Phone JS66
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FOR RENT-sroRE ROOM.

FOR RENT-Store room. No. 523 : Main
St. Elkhart. adjoining opera House
block. w u. Dalton, 203 :. Main. Elkhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

FOR RENT-Molern fiat heat and water
furnished 81 per month 81 : Alichi-
g2a 81 Call Home phone 7Jl3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FOR sALE-HoRsEs. CARRIAGES. ETC

FOR SALE-BrOwn driving horse. city
broke. 4 years old. 100 :. Franklin.
| FOR SALE-15 head horses, weight 500
10 1900 lbs, years up. single and
ness. Sell cheap il taken at once. In
quire 202 S. Chaplin. J. CHASER. Both
phones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Modern furnished fiat. con
SiSting OF > rooms and large bed. on
same floor. 90 : Michigan. Bell $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-About June 10th. S-room
modern house on Portage av.. i'm excel
lent condition. Has sleeping porch. Rent
So 10 desirable tenants CAN between .
and p. IN. T27 Portage nv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

FOR -tENT-A modern house. 321 Horatio
court; steam neat: first class in every
respect. Inquire 40 Park av. Home
phone 5203.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19

FOR RENT-S-room house. modern and
convenient. at COS y. Lafayette. Inquire
at 002 ~ Lafayette
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

OMER CHARTIER-Weave Of all kinds
OF fluff and rag rugs and silk draperies.
1906 l.. Madison. Bell 2SS0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
DAVIS CUP TIES
BOTHER GERMANS
Officials Undecided About Send
ing Team Here to Meet
the Australians.

4 cable message from the Deutscher
Tennis Bund, dated at Homburg, Ger
many. was received yesterday by the
American Davis cup Committee. In an
swer to the query sent by the Americans
as TO whether or not Germany intended
10 send a team 20 this country to meet
tho Australasians in the international
tics scheduled for July 80 and 81 and
August I. the Germans replied that al
this time it was impossible TO state posi-
lively.
The German officials stated that their
final action depended upon certain condi-
tons which would not be- definitely set
lied for three weeks. 1t is the hope and
expectation of Germany, however. to
make good its challenge.
George T. Adee. the secretary oil the
American committee. said that as there
was still two months before the Ger
mans would be required 10 play. their
final decision could easily be postponed.
No satisfactory agreement has yet been
made by Canada and the Australasians
as rs where their matches Will be de-
cided. 1t is likely 10 be on American
territory. as the Australasians DO nor
wish 10 tourney to Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
Gala Crowd Aboard Yachts
in Sound Watch Maneu-
vres of Tri-City Syn
dictate Yacht.

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
Greenwich. Conn, May 4.--With her de-
signer. George owen. and two OF her
owners-George VI. Pynchon and George
Lauder. il, on board. the tri-city syndi-
cate yacht Defiance. one OF the candidates
for the honor OF defending the Americas
Cup. had her first sail stretching spin on
Long Island Sound off this place to-day.
AS a light weather test IL was regarded
as a success. Mr.. Pynchon. who shared
the steering OF the yacht with her de-
signer and Captain $. Il. Howell, said
after the trial spin "She handles easily.
and l am well satisfied with to-day's per-
Torrance"
Nearly one hundred yachts under sail,
steam and power. each with it's quota OF
guests on board. came from all points Of
the Sound TO see the new yacht under
sail, and those who visited the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club after the spin ex-
pressed their wonder at the sleek ma
hogany hull, the lofty sail plan and the
ease with which she travels through the
water, making scarcely a ripple at bow
or stern. At times when puff struck
her she seemed tender" but that was
not surprising when her great sail spread
is considered.
The active sailor men, in their white
suits. were hosting the mainsail at s
p. IN. when the power yacht Marie took
the Defiance in tow. Fifteen minutes
later when clear Of the harbor. up went
the big iib and the tow line was cast off.
No topsail was set on the long topmast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and a.
tCsBey.D
MAY 3.
Mania attain.

BROADWAY v cor Both II. 3'llAi-S,
Central building Improvement and Investment
Co 10 Premium Holding Corporation. 1ls caurch
st: April 10 ,mtg sgl000o); 800; attSs' sohh
Bros i43 Church St ,s.xv
BROADWAY. cor 18th 81, runs I-,.sN
$ Sl0xi6x SIX i3t; John + Roeser' rel
10 City Real Estate Co i75 Broadway; Nay -
500 90: atty. II g. & T co.
CHERRY ST. n 5. 81 oliver 81 .9NVVt
II Slegel to Esther Goldman. 59s W l-G >,
= part (ntg $50. 2j0l: May ~; 81: atty VI
Plateau. "A Chambers -. -
HOUSTON ST :. us " Avenue =, --N's.'
VI Hermann to Hannah HERMANN Apil J.
81: address i5j l. Goth 81. 90,
STANTON ST 8 s. SOLO Goerck 81, ~
sl3: Selara Holding co 20 Anna IL Ga ARA lra-
trant. Mount Hope. Y. May = mtg S-''y"'
a. atty. y 4 McGolrick 26l Bway
WALL. ST, n c = az Pearl -. runs n
six u AK Q i0iiix p. l0X " elk l'.sN
W i37x Tx " 22.SX ok W 0i0X i.JN .
GSx S l0.9x W 20x 5S5x E.ii; one Hundred
and SiAty-tgo Pearl Street Corporation 20
Sepenty-six Fifth Avenue. Inc. li3 Bway; Apih
%: 800: atty I q 4 r 60.
18TH ST. :, Pal 6ta sv, l0o. l0Ns-; MI
nicipal Mortgage 20 TO Seventy-siN Fifth Ave
nue. Inc. lis Broadway; and 5; all liens
April 80: $40: atty. r - & T CO.
ssTH ST. s. 70 a w. $. iSt 9th av .5x
sS 3: CITY Real Estate 60 20 Sevcnty-siN Fltth
April 80; 900: atty. 7 6 q r co.
. 6xIi2e: 5lst ST. p eco 9th az, 25Ni5.leN
Continued on page Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY ON
Handicap and Scratch Singles
Started at Columbia Oval.

The first round OF the handicap singles
was started yesterday on the clay courts
of the New York Lawn Tennis club, at
Columbia oval, in The Bronx, and be-
ginning was made in the second round
Of the same event. Matches were also
played i'm the first, second and third
rounds of the scratch singles. with Louis
Graves, Paul Mead and w Halsey Wood
coming through successfully.
The tournament will continue to-day
and throughout the rest OF the week.
The summaries follow:
Handicap singles. y. y. L. T. g. ,iir,t
round)-E NJ. Brennan plus l3l, defeated ).
Judge (plus half 30). 6-3, t-li Z. BALDWIN
1plus half ib), defeated W. J. Brennan (plls
half I5). Go "a; L. loughlin plus lo)'
defeated A. Kraus (plus 49,. Is g; a.
King (plus 16) defeated l.. /. Brennan piuS
half l5), 6--i. 6-3. M, .,
second round-A. Bassford 80 (plus Sol de-
feated p. ]. Brennan plus 10, by deiSui''
r Pianisani plus 80 defeated q. L. Rooih-
son (plus 1ol. 90 C.. - c.,.
scratch singles Cirst round)-J: NJ. stein
acher defeated II. A. Fall, -, g; Il
Behar defeated L. II. Miller. g 81 =,
second rOund--W. c. Grant defeated w, VI.
Fisher. Ga. G--3; A. NJ. Loyibond won from
n Berminehan by default r. ;. Ross won
from r. Hardcastle by default h. W. hog-
inson won from j. ". Fox by default; II.
Walsh won from G.. q. Grenz by deiault' -
Ashman won from r. NJ. Stockwel by de-
fault: paul Mead defeated l.. Robinson, 81
IS: r. Bags defeated u. j. baid"'n'
81. ,-,..,.a u =
schinzei. 81 6-l; Paul Mead defeated J, !;
Won Fliz ga Go: ". II. Wood defeated
r. S. Ross, 6-3 e.; Walsh defeated Ash
man. -, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
Eaum Tennis 4 Golf y Other Sports
Defiance Has Her First
Sail Stretching Spin

At its truck few the Pynchon private
signal
The wind was light from the southeast
and as the yacht filed away heading 10
the eastward. with boom to port, the
wind was just about abeam. She stepped
off at lively clip, soon leaving the ac-
companying feet OF sail craft astern-
The only noticeable defects In her SANS
were some wrinkles in tho mainsail which
has considerable reach. She has hve
battens in the leach and the wrinkles APP
pear below the two lower battens, oe7
tween them and the hollow boom. The
jib does not trim fat enough, but with
change in the lead OF the sheet, which
is TO be done at once, 1T is said, the san
Will set better.
When Stamford Light was abeam 10
port the yacht was luffed into the WIND
for a few minutes. then she filed away
with boom TO starboard and began the
reach back to Greenwich harbor. The
wind fell light on the return and 1T was
4:lO before she picked up her moorins.
There were on board, during the triaI
besides those mentioned. Mrs. q. VI.
Pynchon, Fritz Ewing and Adrian VIII
son. The yachts that accompanied her
included Clifford Mallory's new TX
sloop Margaret George Gartland's new
Robin Hood III, John T. Pratts power
yacht Went, and four OF the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht Clubs now one-design class
owned respectively by \. Il. Clements,
Abbott Brush, Fred Page and j. Slaw-
son. The Clements boat was sailed by
Edward Gilmore and j. r. johnson. t.
Walter Clark's schooner lrolita, the
tender OF the Defiance. and George l-au-
der, jr.'s Endymion remained at anchor
in the harbor during the trial
The Defiance is 10 so out for another
trial tomorrow. when her club topsali
and other light canvas will be tired out
Alexander Smith Coehran's yacht Nanlte
is expected 10 arrive here on WEDNESDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
Makes Remarkable Goal in
Match Witnessed by a
Large Crowd of Polo
Enthusiasts.

Westbury was the scene of the inter-
national polo practice yesterday, and
there was another large attendance OF
polo enthusiasts and residents of The
nearby Long Islond home colonies. The
Reds beat the Whites by lls4 goals 20 D.
hut a new alignment made the teams
utterly different from those in any OF me
nractice games hitherto.
Playing the positions as named the
Heds were c. c. Rumsey. Il. La Mon
tagne, Malcolm Stevenson and H. {.
Phipps. while the Whites comprised l..
Waterbury. ]. NJ. Waterbury, jr., Foxhall
Keene and DevereuX MiIburn.
The first two periods were evenly
fought, the Reds making the only count
in the first and the tally being one-all
in the second. After that the weakness
in supporting plays among the Whites
was in evidence. and the Reds. after as
summing a decided lead in the third chuk-
ker. maintained it 10 the close. In the
fourth. sixth and seventh periods they
whiteHashed the Whites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
Three Buildings in Maiden
Lane and Another in
South Street.
Sd AVE. TENEMENTS
AMONG OFFERINGS
Structures Are at 18th Street
Corner-Dwelling in Pennsyl-
vania Section to Go.

Joseph p. Day will offer at trustees
fourteen improved parcels.
Among these is the southwest corner
OF 18th st. and Third av., covered with
four four story tenement houses, with
five stores on plot 6J.llxloo. The cor
ner is a Goelet leasehold expiring in 1891,
and will be sold subject thereto. All the
others are III fee.
AT 90. 9S and 100 Maiden Lane, two five
story and cellar brick Office and loit
buildings, connecting with SIN story
brick building, located IN the heart OF the
insurance district. on a plot Go.ll i2xSooz' 2
irregular. are 10 be disposed oil pesioes
- and - South ST.. near W ALI ST. slA
story and cellar brick Office and loft
building. on a plot f21x76.i0X irregular;
three story and basement brick tenement
house located i'm the heart OF the Penn
sylvania Terminal zone, known as 20
West Soth St, on plot l9X9e.s Feet, VIII
also be sold.
A complete list of the offerings for the
Vesey ST. and the Bronx salesrooms FOR
the week follows:
To-day at II Vesey st:
By Joseph p. Day
CHRYsTIE ST. 10, W :. 3o.5 Delaney Del nee.
St 255xG9 9x25 .9x69.1, = sly tenmi ana stIs'
r. Plafn aCt Il / 10 Ct a. -
atty: II Harris ref; amt due. si3oo u
taxes etc. s736 l6. sub to two prior m'sS
asgregating $4,000 ca. o..o,.o
BLEECKER ST. 3O5-307. 5. sos Grove
ST % iOxT5 two sty tennis and stTs' &, w
Dibble agt Josephine Emmerich ~ az
Keogh atty: W DE Lano, ref, amt que sl-'
e19 ~; taxes, etc. s315
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Delaney ST, 26s. 5. . 9 Of Columbia
ST; 25xlOO Il sty tenmt and stores; Juis bach-
rach agt FurInann et al; 4 ], Lfslnsky, any
ID & Hirsrh ref: amt due. slt-3. j., tdAes'
etc 81 225: sub TO a prior mtg OF s2l'ocV. o.
It'll Az 1874 W cor 18th ST. 26XlVo. >
s,v tenn,t and stores: Bette Rothfeld ct al agt
LeOna Goldberg ct al; : L kurzman' attyi -
. Hlrsch, ref: amt due. SiG,i2o taxes ETC.
81. OSo.
18TH ST. l72 W. 8 - OF 7th sv.
25xg9 H. . sty tenmt; W Gurnee ct al ast
Sargold Realty 60 ct al; sullivan 9 attys'
NJ ] OBrien jr ref; amt due, S1-,323 s.;
taxes, etc, 81 0o7 -.
TOMORROW.
At "A Nesey st:
By Joseph T. Day
MAIDEN LANE 90 TO 100. s. So W OF
Pearl 81. 90. 11xss * irres; sly loft bldSs
SOUTH ST, 54.55. 5. Gill Wall st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-25
ENTRY FOR
WOMEN'S TOURNEY
Eighty Will Start in Play
for Metropolitan Golf
Championship.

With a record entry list of eighty, the
womens metropolitan golf championship
will get under way tomorrow over the
links of the Essex County Country Club.
The names of those who have entered
were announced last night by Mrs. Law
renee Swift, secretary OF the Women
Metropolitan Golf Association, who called
special attention TO the fact that the
pairings were made by means OF a draw
The entries follow:
$50 o'clock-Alrs +. b. Ryan. Crawford -.
Miss Grace Farrely Englewood. MIS-, H.
spears, Morris County. vs.. Mrs. X. Il. MACY
Essex County: Mrs. 4. G. Aborn. Moniclai.'
sanford. Essex County. VS.. Mrs. 9. w. Red
Gigs. Midland: Miss Lillian b: Hyde, SCUM
Shore. VS.. Miss Georgianna NJ. Bishop. BROOK TOOK.
lawn; Mrs. s. A. Herzos, Fairview, Vs. MISS
Fraser. Baltusrol.
10 oclock-Siiss Louise y. Krug, Ensle-
wood. VS.. Miss Marion Hollins, WestbTook
renee Swift Knolwood; Mrs. J. IT,. Williams.
Dunwoodie, VS. Miss G. G. Douglas, EsseN
County. Mrs. w. II. Lotus. MontGlaiT; vs.
Miss c. simmons. Crawford: Miss q. +. Wood,
Englewood. VS.. Mrs. NJ. Il. Johnstone. Glen
Ridge; Miss Caroline Putnam, shnneGoSG y,
HIS. VS.. Mrs. G. A. Woodruff; Forest hil, .
NJ. ~.
H. stockton. Plainfeld. Mrs. b. Simmonds'
Scsrsdale vs.. Mrs. c. : Waterhouse, Haesen-
sack: Mrs w n. Crane. Hsckensack. VS.. Mrs.
j. g. Kepner Crawford; Mrs. Frank Enos.
Tnelewooi We. Mrs. :. +. Wager. Haworth
Mrs. w. I. Seaman, Richmond COUNTY W.
Mrs A. +. Gilkes. Siwanoy. Mrs. e; ~
piokenson. Mahopao. vs.. Mrs. 4. 3 Rand
ii ii o cioeE.Mrs. W. D. W. watrhouse,
Uackensack. VS.. Mrs. p. Byron. Essex County;
Mrs l. =. r Warner. Essex County. VS.. Mrs.
Henry Blumenthal. Hollywood: Mrs. Phipps
Piping Rock, vs. Mrs. Frederick Pruyn. Bal
tusroI: Mrs. ]. S. Irving. Scarsdale, vs., Mrs
Century, Us. Mrs. William Chiivers' Dunu-
woodie: Mrs. J. A. Philbrick. MontclaiI, w.
Miss Julia Bordt, Essex County; Mrs. sidney
Wei E'airview, vs. Mrs. W. II. Holman, Essex
County; Mrs Charles l.. Greenhan. Holy
wood VS.. Mrs. G. +. Uebelacker. hacKensach
Mrs. ". j. Morgan. Baltusrol, vs.. Mrs. y -
Cohn. century: Miss Page Schwarz"aeiuef'
Fnaleyool vs. Miss Bertha Stratton. Gran
ford: Mrs. NJ. II. Busey. EngleWood' vs.; Mrs
Lester Ketcham. Fox HIS; Mrs. i. u Dono-
roo Moniclair, vs. Mrs. Arthur scott Burden
IL o'clock-Mrs L. L. Blake. Essex COUNT
vs. Mrs. r. Nelson. Hackensaek: Miss g.
Allaire. Fox Hills. vs.. Mrs. +. II. Davis.
Essex County; Mrs. j.. TapPin aii I,ni..
Knollyood. Us. Mrs. \. Il. Holden. EsseN
COUNTY: Miss Mabel Rove. Fox HIS "
Mrs p tombstone Glen Ridge Mis- II. D.
O'ConnaN Hdckensack, IS. Miss Iona Aul'
brose Essex County: Mrs r; - Moriart
F,pglevood VS. Mrs W. J. Bartholomae' Ards-
lev Miss ". Miller. Bsltusrol. vs. Mrs. 7. H.
Thomas. Iackensack: birs. II. G. Philbrick
Wykagyl, VS.. Mrs. s. Franklin. Essex COUNTY
Mrs A. C. Drown. Fox Hills. VS.; Mrs. W. -
Eoffatt Arcola Mrs. Mayer. WykagyL vs.
Mis-. II T. Nanville. Westbrook.