The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
GOLF NOTES

By H. w. LANlGAN Press Representative of the Ar liugton and Eastman Hotels

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 So bulky is the Country Clubs golf colony becoming that the success of all the forthcoming events over the Essex course is assured Play com mences Friday in the annual Wash ington's Birthday tournament. It will be at medal species, sixteen to qualify in each flight Handsome silver loving cups to go to the winner and iunner-up in each division.
 Prominent among the visiting golf CTS at play yesterday was Mrs. ?. II. Gardner of the Quincy, In, Country Club. She is the premier of her club: in fact. ranks with the very best women golfers in Illinois. Mrs Gard ner will doubtless be a contestant in the forthcoming tournament for the handsome A J. Belden cup. Further more she is bound to be hard to beat
 MT and Mrs. R. W. Thrift of Lima, Ohio; Mrs Emi Herz of Louisville and D. Fellows Gaines of Englewood N. J. engaged in a sparkling four some yesterday afternoon. All four can be relied upon taking part in the two big bills soon to be decided.
 Miss Alton Williams and her guest Miss F. T Longan of San Antonio. made the rounds in company with Guy Patterson also of San Antonio, who is a guest at the IJtel Eastman
 Mrs. Paul P. Fitch of Youngstown. Ohio. had a rollicking good days sport She motored out right after breakfast and was on the inks all day In the forenoon Mrs. Fitch went around with W. J Monroe also of Youngstown. and George W. Avery of Sioux City. Iowa In the afternoon Mrs. Fitch and hubby played nine holes in company with Mrs. Hiram Wilmington and Mrs W E. Che ter
 Mir and Mrs Adolph Kurz and Max Kurz of Chicago motored out to the Country Club and had another most appetzing threesome All three are passionately fond of the Scotch game
 A solitaire was played by l. M. Daly of Chicago, the Illinois Central railroad official He has been al the Arlington for the past month and nothing but the stormiest sort Of stormy weather keeps him off the links. Mir. Daly. it is an extreme pleasure to chronicle. is dead in love with the Essex course and intends being an annual visitor hereafter
 w. C. France and F. C. Mooers th , two merry ones from Toledo, and Milton Dargan of Atlanta and Abe M. Levy of Houston engaged in their usual foursome in the morning, b1t failed to make the rounds in the aft ernoon Dargan and France are prob ably the two best amateurs now in town and are bound 10 be hard t9 dispcse of in the Washingtons Birth day tournament Then, tab I'D and see if either Mooers or Levy doesn't top the second flight.
 iNr and Mrs Fred C. Pritzloff of Milwaukee again made the rounds and enjoyed their outing immensely It's a treat for Mir Pritz off to get companv to walk back and forth to the links and then go the full IN holes. He surely is strong fer eN- ercise
 Newcomers playing the course yes terday for the first time were John MoMenamee. tie noted St. Louis real estate dealer. who reached the Ar Hngton week ago, and E. B Hay ward of Rock Island. III.
 Dr. J. II. Urquhart of Ironwood Mich. also played. He made the rounds in company with J. w. Car penter.
 Mir. and Mrs. II Perry Mi Is oi Belle Haven. Conn and A, J. Belden of Syracuse. \. Y, likewise took part in a rare enjoyable threesome.