The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
GOLF TOURNAMENT FOR WOMEN ID BE
 HELD IN ATLANTA
Large Delegation Expected to Go From Here-TOur- ney Under Direction of Druid Hills Golf Club

The Druid Hills Golf club of Atlanta will give an invitation golf tournament for the women of the south the tourna- ment to open on October II and continue through October Is. Nineteen prizes will be awarded for various events.
 The tournament will be conducted un- der the rules and regulations of the United Golf association The arrange ments are In charge of Mrs. Frank Adair. The entry list will close on Sunday, Oc- tober 1O
 large entry list is expected. About 20 local women golfers will probably in- wade the Gate City. Women from all over the south will probably be present to contest for the honors
 Numerous prizes will be offered Cups and trophies will compose the bulk of the prizes. The tournament is expected to prove more popular than the southern championship tournament that was held in Birmingham last May, when almost 100 of the best women golfers in the south competed
 Birmingham will be ably represented In Mrs. Walker Percy. Mrs Matt Mur- phy. Mrs Robert rhach, Miss Mary Munger Miss Belle Roberts, Mrs. E. w. Barrett Mrs. Lowell Yerkes. Mrs Will nam Allen, Miss Ruth Lallande Mrs E. M. Kilby, Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Mrs. Crawford Johnson Mrs Victor Hanson. Mrs. Henry Howze and Mrs E. L. Brown, Birmingham possesses some of the best golfers in the south. Out of this number. some trophies are sure to be brought back to the Magic City all though the competition will be great
 None Of the above named players have positively stated that they are going to Atlanta but the enthusiasm and interest that the tournament is attracting is sure to carry strong delegation from here
 The following are the rules that gov ern the tournament:
 Rules of the United States Golf as- sociation to govern. subject to local rules
 Players may match themselves.
 The committee will pair all players who have not reported pairing to them by Saturday. October 9.
 Entries close Sunday, October 10
 Earrings and time of starting will be published in paper and each couple must be ready to start when their names are called
 Entrance fee of g to be paid before starting.
 Advise Mrs. Frank Adair. 975 Ponce de Leon avenue, Atlanta. Ga, as soon as possible, in order that lockers may be assigned and hotel accommodations pro- vided
 Visiting contestants can secure supplies meals, etc, for sale by club steward
 Take cars marked Ponce de Leon Ave nue. Druid Hills'' at Ellis and Peachtree streets.
 The Hotel Winecoff will be headquar- ters.
 The programme for each day is as fol- lows:
 MONDAY, OCTOBER II
 800 a. m.-Qualifying round. Eighteen holes. Medal play.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12
 Mixed foursomes. Medal play. Hand- cap.
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 900 a. m.-First round, all flights. Afternoon: Approaching and putting contest Driving contest. THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA 800 a. m.-Second round. First round defeated eight. Afternoon: Ladies' two-ball foursome. Nine holes only. Handicap. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 9:0O a. m.-Thrd round. Second round 1 defeated eight. Afternoon: Consolation handicap tour nament Nine holes medal play. (Open | to all players not competing in finals) SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS | goo a. m.-Finals all flights except | first flight: D. m. finals first flight. l Evening: D. m., banquet; presentation l of cuDs