The sun., 1918-08-05
GOLF CHAMPIONS
VISIT MAPLEWOOD
Play Exhibition Match for Red
Cross Benefit to Large
Gallery.
MEMORIAL FOR MANAGER
Guests Turn Out for Flag
Raising Ceremony in Honor
Of L. H. Cflley.
MEMORIAL FOR MANAGER
Sp,cini Despnfch TO THn SuH.

MApLEwoop, N. j.. Aug. 1.-The
women golf champions, Miss Elaine 10
senthaI and Miss Alexia. Stirling. to-
gether with Bobby Jones and Perry
Adair, who have been touring the east
ern resorts and playing exhibition golf
matches for the benefit OF the Red
Cross are at the Maplewood. where
they played to-day before the largest
gallery assembled in many years.
The players were all In fine form and
beautiful golf was seen. Bobby Jones
had a wonderful chance Of breaking the
course record. having SIS for II holes
but he took for the last, making a
10 and equaling the course record. Fol-
lowing are the scores:
Perry Adair so. Bobby Jones 20,
Alexia Stirling So. Elaine Rosenthal So
for II holes
The Maplewood guests gathered in
front OF the hotel this morning at the
memorial service at 10 o'clock to the
memory Of the late manager, Leon II.
Cilley. when the American nag aud the
Maplewood service flag were unfuried
10 inc Tnub1C lHe StdT SpdHk bdII-
ner" by members Of the orchestra. This
ceremony has been continued ever since
Mr. Cilley's death last season.
Arrivals at the Maplewood include
many automobile parties. among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steele, New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Whittal.
Worcester. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mcclellan, Montreal: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
=. L. Mordecai. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Iselin. New Rochelle +:
Omar Powell and Mrs. A. Buchner and
son. East Orange.
Golf Is always n favorite sport at the
Mountain View, WHITEHEAD and with the
arrival of two experts, Gidney Howard
OF Montreal and his. son Alan. who
csme with Mrs Howard for the season,
there will be renewed activity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith of Mon
tresl passed July here and have gone
away. but will return September / to
remain until the house closes for the
season.
= Mrs. Elliott Butler and Miss Marion
Butler will return this week to pass
the season here as usual, and Mrs
Harris d. Colt. who has returned from
New York. will be Joined by her son.
Francis Colt Of New York. with his
wife and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Rowland Of
Baltimore have arrived at the Mount
Washington Hotel at Breton Woods,
making the journey by automobile.
Motoring from the Profile House to
the Mount Washington were Mrs. ]. s.
Lombard. Havana: Senorita Delsolar.
Senorita May Delsolar and Senor> Del
solar. Lima. Peru. who are passing the
season In Franconia Notch, and L. Terry
Ponvert, Howiguere, Cuba, and Green
witch, Conn.
Mrs. J. F. Baker. Manila. T. l., and
Mrs. d. J. Randall, Plainfield y. j.. are
motoring through the White Mountains
and were at Breton Woods this weak
Herbert Yulle and y. w Yulle. Mon
treal, have motored here to pass the
week end at the Mount Washington Ho-
tel with Mr.. and Mrs. William Yulle.
Also here from Montreal are Nine. w
Turgeon and Mile. Turgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dercum ana
Miss Grace Dercum. Overlook, Pa, ar
rived at the Balsams by automobile. to
remain few days. after stopping at
the Mountain View House at whitefield
and the Waumbek at Jefferson. Miss
Grace Dercum is an expert horsewoman
End in the saddle daily. She Is one
OF the pioneer members Of the Green
trier Hunt Club at White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Daniel II. Morrissey,
Warren. r. J.. are passing their honey
moon at the Balsams
Miss A. Reyes and Miss W. Regina
Eeyes, New York. are visiting for a few
weeks at Dixville Notch as usual. and
passing two weeks here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison s. Jones and Miss Ruth
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward K. Jones,
Greenwcl Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren Hale and the
Misses Lena and Carrie Hale, PhiladeI-
phia. have been welcomed here for their
usual season.