New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

under the direction OF the association
and gave II as his opinion that ninety.
four fathers and sons being entered
made the affair an "undoubted sue
cess" He said that the club "deserve'
the thanks OF the association for In
shutting such an interesting event"
Mr.. Barnes read q list OF winners IN
ell Of the tournaments for which dates
had been sanctioned, and summarized
the winners as follows: Philip Carter,
4: Maxwell r. Mnrston and Gardner
". White, 2; Oswald Kirkby, Walter J.
Travis, August T. Hammer, Roger B.
Taft, Edwin NJ. Wild, Nelson VI. Whit
nCy, Dwight Partridge, c. Gilbert
Waldo and Percy G. Plat, l each.
He told of the introduction Of vet
Grams team in the Lesley Cup matches
this season, but had little comment 20
make regarding the innovation, except
to say that it was "novel feature"
The handicap list has been increased
from 541 70 500, and the executive com
mittee held three meetings during the
year for the transaction Of routine
business.
As nomination is equivalent 70 cleo
ton, the ticket given out by the nomi-
mating committee q couple Of weeks ago
was unanimously approved. This ticket
was as follows:
President, J. B. Coles Tappsn, Mas.
sau Country Club; vice-president,
Wynant y. Vanderppol, Morris County
Golf Club; secretary, +. Mortimer
Barnes, Englewood Golf Club; treas
urer, James A Stillman, Sleepy Hoi-
low; executive committee, the officers
and Arthur II. Pogson, Fox Hills; John
+. Stanley, Deal; George II. Barnes,
Apawamis Paul Moore, Morris County,
and Archie NJ. Reid, St. Andrews.
Prior 70 the annual meeting the re-
firing president, Darwin P. Kingsley,
OF st. Andrews, gave IA dinner TO the
members of the outgoing and incoming
committees, officials, heads OF sub-com-
mittees and invited guests.
Among those present were the follow
ing: James A. Stillman, National Links i;
Erwin J. Ridgwsy, Montclair: Frederick
II. Thomas, Morris County; Louis 7.
Bayard and Sidney II. Browne. Baltus-
rol; Frank Prosbrey, George II. Barnes
and William H. Wallace, jr., Apawsmis;
Howard F. Whitney and Charles l.. Til
FAM. Nassau; Julian W. Curtiss,
Greenwich Arson +. Robinson, Arda-
ley; r. +. Crane and F. B. Ryan, Gran
ford: Joseph NJ Byrne, Deal; 5. Cutler
Dentz. Dunwoodie; Arthur II. Pogson
and George T. Fswcett, Fox Hills; Wal
ter II. Lehman and Joseph J. O'Dono-
hoe. HOLLYWOOD; William c. Hynsrd,
Mahopac: Perry NJ RushmoTe. Mid
land; Harry A. Haines and Frank J.
Pope, New York Newspaper; J. =. Ste
vens and s. d. Lounsberry, Plsiniield;
!. G.. Collingwood, Metropolitan; Archie
". Reid. st. Andrews; c. II. Gillespie,
Scarsdale Lucien II. Tying and Morgan
J. O'Bren. jr., Shinnecock Hills; Will
son s. Kinnear, Sleepy Hollow; A. s.
Arnagnac and Earle Hooker Eaton,
Upper Nontclair; d. c. Wallace, Wee
Burn: John VI. Stoddard. Wykagyl;
James 1. Taylor, Garden City; James
A. Tying, Bsltusrol; Frank II. Hoyt,
S'wanoy; Wynant d. Nanderpool. Nor
ris County; John Vi. Ward, Garden
City; George Van Keuren. Harry V.
Keep ard Oswald Kirkby, EnGlewood;
r. r. Robertson and Mortimer \.
Buckner. Garden City; Henry r. Win
throp, Piring Rock; Findiay :. Douglas,
Nassau; Frederick &. Wheeler, Apa-
wants; Nathan S. Schroeder and
George c. Austin, Englewood: Devereux
Lord and Wilson r. Curtis, Brooklyn
Fores: Park, and j. D. Benson, Wood
mere.