South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-29
PROGRAM FOR FOURTH
At THE COUNTRY CLUB
Sub Committees Meet Wed
neSday Night and Draw
Up Attractive List.

that July the Fourth is going TO
be featured in a way seldom attempt
ed by social and athletic clubs. was
made evident Wednesday night at a
meeting OF the genraI subcommittees
OF the Miami Country club. held at
the club house. The members are
enthusiastic in their desire 10 cele-
brate the glorious Fourth in such a
way az will bring fame TO the organ
izatiOn. and have completed "A pro-
gram that will make the event one
that will not soon be forgotten. The
program will commence in the morn
ing. and the entire day and night
Will b. one big round OF excitement
and pleasure u. X. Ennes. the in
defatigable secretary, will spend
most OF the time between now and
Tuesday in getting the work Of the
various committees laid out. and
seeing that no details OF the program
are omitted.
Following are the events decided
on at the meeting
10 a. m.-Men's golf contest. nine
hole medal play. to qualify for gold
ana silver club challenge pins.
2p m.-Ball game five innings.
between teams captained by +. II.
Ahara and G. r. Clark.
3 y. m.-Play off i'm a two-ball
foursome for club challenge pins,
nine hole match play between win
ners qualifying in the morning con-
test Foursome will be composed Of
two teams made up or low score eX-
pert and low score novice against
second low score expert and novice
800 p. m.-Ladies' nine hole golf
medal. for trophy presented by NJ
w Mix. president OF the club.
D. m.-Horse shoe pitching i'm
charge OF J. r. woodward and Fred
g.. Grimes.
1880 p. m.-Match game bowling
on the green. between two four men
teams captained by William Pro-
basco and J. G. Service.
$50 p. m.-Ladies clock golf con-
test.
Tennis tournament free-for-all:
entries in charge OF r. w. smith.
who will arrange for the finals TO be
played on the afternoon OF the
Fourth.
Croquet for ladies'; stunts for all
the Riddles. etc.
supper will be served at 6 and $50.
country style.
The president will next award the
prizes to the winners. after which
there will will be an extensive pyro-
technic display on the grounds.
The club house will be gaily deco
rated with vari-colored lanterns and
other illuminations. As fitting
wind I'D 10 the days frolic there
will be dance TO music supplied by
the Ragplckers orchestra OF South
Bend
Entries for all mems golf contests
must be in by 10 O'Clock on the
morning Of the Fourth. and the la
dies entries by o'clock. These have
10 be made TO J. W. McKeand. ten
mis- entries TO r. w. Smith.
Following are the committees APP
pointed 20 carry out the arrange
ments for the day:
General Robert Robertson chair
man: Q. A Ostrom. J. w. Keller. J
W. SCHNEIDER. r. j. Fink. Attorney
charles bingham. d. X. Ehnes
F-ntertaiument-C. r.. Clark. chair
man. r. y. smith. vice chairman.
Mrs. Robert Robinson. Mrs. g. L.
Endlich, Mrs. G.. r. Clark. Mr. and
Mrs r. c. Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs Har-
rs Beemer. NJ. " MacLean. Mrs. G.
4 OstrOm. Mrs. r. IL. Jernegan.
Mrs. r. y. Smith. Mr. ana Mrs +. +.
Hewlett. Mr. and Mrs. r. B Byrklt
clarence Kamm. Mrs r A. Ahara.
AIRS. Lorene kenyon. Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Blair. MT. and Mrs :. e.
Stocker. Mr. and Mrs W. w Dodge.
r. W. smith.
Spor1s-D. J. Campbell chairman
w IT. Upper. vice chairman. r. n
Ahara. Charles Endlch. Charles
Bramweu. J. r. Beiger. +. r. Fink
= w McKeand, George Williams.
ID. ~ NcKindley.
Tenuis-R. W. Smith w W
Dodge. and Charles j. Thomas.
Golf. W. McKeand. d. J. camp
bell w n Upper ID. X. Ehnes.
MISSION AIRY WHEEL MEETING.
The members OF the Home Mis-