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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10

daughter, Miss Della Francklyn, was
married in New York last year to Mr..
John u. Nichols. a nephew of Mrs.
James Francis Sullivan, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Strawbridge
entertained at dinner on Wednesday
night They will give dinner this
evening, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Wistar Morris, of
Summit street. Chestnut Hill, who
have been occupying the Disston prop
erty in Rex avenue during the re-
building of their house, this week have
moved in to part of the place that is
ready for occupancy. They hope to
have the work finished in few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum have re =
turned from Atlantic City to their home
in Radnor. Mrs. Arturo de Hceren
will visit them until late in the win
ter, when she will go to Palm Beach.
Mrs. James r. Hirst and the Misses
Hirst. of 203o Locust street, will spend
the winter at the Golden Swan Inn.
Mount Airy as they have rented their
house to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Page, of Upland, Pa.
Mrs. Edward Brill, formerly of the
Marlyn, and her sisters, Mrs. Julia
Dovey and Miss Shipper, have re-
turned from an extensive trip through
the Rockies and the West. Mrs. Brill
is now occupying her new apartment at
the Touraine. Sixteenth and Spruce
streets, for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. John Cooke Hirst, OF
1923 Pine street, will give reception
on Saturday evening ut 9 o'clock to
meet Miss Mary 4. Poppenheim
president general of the United Daugh
tcrs of the Confederacy. Among tho
guests will be Miss Miriam Bell Miss
Mary Ruth Jones, Miss Clara Range
ley King, Miss ID. ]. NJ. Francis, Miss
Elizabeth Farra, Miss Cleo Chastain
Miss Emily Gardner, Miss Lillian Il
Shaw, Miss Mary b. Sloan, Miss India
Hunt, Miss Bessie r.. Lane. Miss lisa
bella II. Perry, Miss Elizabeth r
Vann and Miss Blanche Barrus, all o.
whom are southern students at tht
Woman's Medical College, this city.
Mrs. Charles Burke Miller, of Gler
Iron, gave dance on Wednesday eve
ming at White House, at Jacks Noun
tain, in honor of Lieutenant J. II
Church, who has just returned from
overseas. Mrs. Miller is the daughte
of Mr.. John Z. Church, of Glen Iron
| Pa.
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son, Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson, Mrs.
Charles Schaeffer, Mrs. George l..
Rotc Mrs. William Brown and Mrs.
Harry Moritz.
Miss Sara Il. Cranage, musical and
dramatic director of the Nicetown Club
for Boys and Girls. has returned from
Atlantic City and will have charge Of
the entertainment which the minstrel
group of the club will give on Monday
evening. October 81, at the Y. NJ. G. A.
hut at the navy yard.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin Kribbs, of
West Tioga street, are at home again,
having spent some time in the country
after returning from Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Snyder, OF
Tioga, have left for their new home in
New York. Their two daughters. Miss
Mtriel Snyder and Miss Kathryn Sny-
der. will join them next Wednesday.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Strubing, of
st. Martins. will introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Strubing, at a tea
on December /. A dinner dance will
follow at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Those who will receive with Miss Stru-
bing will be Miss Kathleen Ritter, Miss
Margaretta Sharpless, Miss Caroline
Valentine, Miss Evelyn Smith, Miss Au-
gusta Stewart Miss Mabel II. =, Reid,
Miss Margaret Dallett, Miss Margaret
Thayer Graham, Miss Peggy Ferguson,
Miss Deborah Logan, Miss Sarah NJ.
Harrison, Miss Lucy Gray, Miss Har-
riet Zimmerman and Miss Roxalene
Dickinson.
Miss Agnes Yarnall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, of Crum
( Greek Farm, Devon, will be the guest
OF honor at a diner dance given by her
parents on Saturday, December 27, at
the Bellevue Stratford. Mr., and Mrs.
Yarnal and their family will live at
Seventeenth and Locust streets this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George w, Kendrick
ID, of Bryp Mawr, will give theatre
party and supper on Monday, Decem-
her 10. in honor of Miss Rhoda NJ.
Brooke. daughter of Mrs Trenchard
Emlen Newbold, of Breezy Brow, Ard
more.
Mr.. B. Dawson Coleman gave a large
buffet luncheon today at the home of
his son and daughter in law, Mr., and
Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman, in Bryn
Mawr.
Mrs. Reginald Francklyn, of New
York, who has spent the last fifteen
years in Switzerland, returned recently
To this country and is now visiting Mrs.
4 JohD A. Brown, Jr., Of Rittenhouse
Z Square. Mrs. Frapcklxn, who was
1o,tpA II Carpenter, q this city. Her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10
NORRISTOWN

Mrs. John Titzel of Swcdc and Mar
shall streets, entertained at auction
bridge at her home. Among the guests
present were Miss Elizabeth Grcsh.
Miss Mildred Fox. Mrs. John Noble.
Mrs. John Fox, Jr.. Mrs. =. Frank
Hunter, Jr., Mrs. Kenneth HOWE,
Mrs. Earl Gresh, Mrs. Thomas Moore
head, Mrs. Charles II. Brunner and
Mrs. Joseph Croft.
At n meeting of the Whole Note Club
held at the home of Mrs. Chris. Steel
man, of % West Basin street, II sur
prise novelty shower was given to Miss
Lillian Smith, one of the members
Miss Smith will be married the latter
part of this month to Mr.. Thomas
Franta. There were twenty five guests
present.
Mrs Joseph A. Coleman, of Powell
and Brown streets, entertained ut
luncheon at her home in honor of Mrs.
Howard Trumbaucr, of Buena Vista,
Va. Mrs. Trumbaucr is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kohn, of Fonance street. Covers at
luncheon were laid for ten guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10
MISS ANNE ASHTON

riage of Miss Matte James, of COLO
Lincoln drive. to Mr.. Oscar L. Bright,
80 West Penn street, on Monday
evening, October 6, Mt Z O'Clock, at
119 West Duval street.
The marriage of Miss Helen NJ. Hal
pin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Richardson, of $500 Norwood street,
Germantown. to Mr.. Blanchard i,
Ellis. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis,
of 2510 North Colorado street, took
place on Wednesday afternoon, at !
o'clock. in the rectory of the lmmacu
late Concpption Church, the Rev. NJ. J
Higgins officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
are spending a few days at Niagara
Falls and will then so to New York for
week. They will live at 6322 Nor
wood street.
The Rev. Ernest Paxton Janvier, oi
SO7 East Washington lane, is spend
ing a few days with his cousins, DR.
Douglas Forman and Mrs. Forman, al
their cottage in Nentnor. Doctor ano
Mrs. Forman, with their two children
are spending the fall in Ventnor prep
aratory to sailing to India.
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Of honor Miss Helen NJ. Jennis, of
Philadelphia. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Agnes Lee, Miss Marian Gallo
way, Miss Helen Long, Miss Kathryn
Basler, all of Collingswood, and Miss
Marguerite johnson, of Wilmington.
PEI. MIR, Charles \. Flottman, OF
Harrisburg, will be Mr. Buobs best
man.
MIR. and Mrs. William G.. Dunn an b.
nounce tho marriage of their daughter.
Miss Creola Dunn, 90 Mr.. Elliott For
ter, both Of IIaddon Heights. After an
extended honeymoon they will live in
their new home at Haddon Heights.
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GERM ANTOWN

The home department, connected
with the First NJ. +. Church. of Ger
mantown, at High street and German
town avenue, will give social fer its
members this evening in Epworth Hall,
at s O'Clock. Miss Mary Truman, sup
erintendent of the department, has the
event in charge. Addresses will be
made by DR.. Edward s. Ninde. pastor
of the church, and by his assistant,
Mr.. Derbyshire.
The children of the East Washington
Lane Chapel will produce ''The
Mother Goose Party" this evening at
s o'clock. in the Ross mansion, under
the leadership of Miss Irene Shearer.
The various parts will be taken by the
following children:
Little Boy BlueA-Wilmer Smith.
Little Bo- Peep-Lillian Hodson.
Old Mother Hubbard - Virginia
Foulke.
Little Jack Horner-Alexande Muir
doch.
Baby Bunting-Margare Murdoch.
Old King Cole-Stuart Kenney.
Jack and Jill-Millner Thomas and
Nerna Raynor.
There was a little man and he had
little gun Ronald Tome.
Little Miss NIuffctt-Margery Adams,
loNt nlllp puSSle y nNlllS NPllm.
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Edith
Suite.
MARY Had a Little Lamb"-Lois
Woodward.
Miss Shearer will take the part bi
Mother Goose. The proceeds from the
sale of tickets for this production vii
be used toward the purchasing fund fol-
the Ross mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pascoe, of 554s
Chew street, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mar.
| ion Pascoe, and Mr.. George Kerr
Ramsey.
Announcement is made Of the mar.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

A reunion dance will be given this
evening at the Students Chapter, Park
and Susuuehanna avenues, under the
ouspices of the War Camp Commun
ity Service, when the guests of honor
will be army and navy men who have
returned from service in the world war
Miss Grace Corlies, Mrs. John Devlin
Miss Anna Melcher and Mrs. Charles
y. Martyr will be the hostesses. MIR. %
+. Mccormick is director of the service
and his assistants include Miss G. I
Chase, Mr.. Horton White, Miss NJ. )
Little, Mr.. F. G. Brennan, Mr.. j.: v
Fairlamb, Miss Helen II. Portertieh
Mr.. G.. f. Ammons, Mr.. James 70. Cor
neal and Mr.. II. G. Welsh.
The wedding of Miss Marie Caring
ton Henkel. daughter of Mr.; and Mrs
Harry l.. Henkel, of 2S15 Nortl
twenty third street, and Mr.. Rudolph
Paul Jugel, of 1921 Master street, vii
fake place on Wednesday afternoon
October %, in the Lutheran Church o
the Holy Spirit at Fern Rock. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Mis-
Viola Henkel, and Mr.. John Vetter'
man will be best man. The at hom'
cards are for after November 10, a
1881 North Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter It. Taylor hav'
returned to town for the winter aftel
passing the season at their cottage IL
wildwood.
Rev. John V. Ellison, of 2715 Nortl
Park avenue. is attending the 10Otl
anniversary of the organizationapf Col
gate University, which is being cele
brated today at Hamilton, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sturz, of 1925
North Twenty eighth street, announce
the engagement of their daughter. Mis-
Claire Lucille Sturz. to Mr.. Charles
Henry David. of Baltimore, Md,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10

Chestnut Hill. Tomorrow the scouts
will aid in drive for funds for st.
Timothy,s Hospital, which is one of
the hospitals from which the state mp
preparation has been withdrawn.
Miss Marian +. Erwin. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erwin. of 10j
Rochelle avenue, has returned from At
lantic City. Her sister, Miss Eleanor
NJ. Erwin, has also returned home
after passing the early summer in
Ocean City. Mrs. Erwin has been
spending "A fortnight in Washington
u. G., whore she was the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Bailey.
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SlNGTON

Miss Jean Hubbard and Miss Kathryn
NcCann, who have been staying in the
poconos for several weeks, returned
home this week. Miss Hubbard is living
at present with her sister at 2663
Rraddock street. Miss McCann will be
with her parents in Kcnsington. Both
Miss Hubbard and Miss McCann viii
appear in speciality dances at the ball
TO be given this evening in New Tray
more Hall by the Jolly Ten Club. Mr..
Irwin Silver will dance with Miss Hub
bard and Mr.. Philip Schultz with Miss
McCann. Miss Hubbard and Miss
McCann rank among the best amateur
dancers in the city.
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DOYLE SHOWN

Mrs. Irwin NJ James, of 1O5 West
Court street, entertained the Ladies
Bridge Whist club, at her home, yes
tcrday afternoon.
Announcement has been received
of the marriage of Miss Lillian f.
Rake, of this city, aud MIR. Clifford j
Barber, of Miles City. Mont, at To
ledo, O., on Monday afternoon, October
6. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber are on q
wedding trip through the Middle West
after which they viii live at Detroit
Mich.
Miss Anne Downing is visiting Mis-,
Kathryn Downing.
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ROXBOROUGH

The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Tim
othys Hospital will give a reception
and musical tomorrow afternoon and
evening from g o'clock until 9. Mrs.
Robert Yahn has charge of the inter
esting musical program which includes
selections by an instrumental trio COM
posed of Mr.. Harmon Robinson. Jr.,
violinist; Mr.. Stanley Kaufman,
cellist, and Miss Marian Erwin,
pianist; Miss May Farley, soprano
soloist, and Mr.. Willard Cornman,
baritone. Mr.. Harmon Robinson has
given quantity of beautiful dahlias,
which will be sold by Miss Dorothy
Keely, Miss Isabel Foulkrod, Miss
Anna Yahn, Miss Katharine Littlewood
and Miss Eleanor Littlewood, as flower
girls. The guests will aid the hospital
with donations and silver Offering.
Those who will receive are Mrs. f. A.
Bostwick, president of the auxiliary
Mrs. NJ. Howard Russell, Miss cath
arinc c. Conway, vice presidents; Mrs.
George McKeown, secretary, and Mrs.
Lawrence SimcoX, treasurer. They
will be assisted by the officers of the
Junior aid, Mrs. John j. Foulkrod
,Jr., president; Miss Lucy Bostwick
vice president; Miss Ann Russell, cor
responding secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Hey, recording secretary, and Miss
Elizabeth Schotield, treasurer.
Mr. ond NIrs Gporoa u Koch have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10
TIOGA

Mrs Frederick c. Fischer, Of 3542
North Eighteenth street, entertained the
members of her sewing club at luncheon
Yesterday at her home. Her guests, in
cluded Mrs. Frank Vanderherschen,
Mrs. Grant Rockefeller, Mrs. Laura
Shuster. Mrs. Cordelia Ristine. Miss
Elizabeth Palmer. Mrs. John Nuttall'
Mrs. William Logan, Mrs, w. +. John
son. Mrs. Raymond Weckerly and Mrs
Max Maier,
Mrs. Miller Burkhardt, of Narberth,
formerly of this suburb, gave dinner
Mt her home for the members of the
Tioga Young Women's Auxiliary, at
their opening meeting last Friday. Au-
tumn- hued flowers formed the decora
tions. The guests included Miss JOS
enhine Brown, Mrs. Carl Herschel,
Mrs. William Boggs, Mrs. Charles o.
Anderson, Miss Ethel johnson, Miss
Fife Brown, Miss Margaret Hilton,
Mrs. Oscar Clawson, Mrs, Robert
Fries. Mrs. James Borten, Miss Millie
Baugh. Mrs. Marion w. BENJAMIN,
Miss Olivia Cox. Mrs. Edward Aid
rich, Mrs NJ Hiner, Mrs. William II
piersen, Miss Hdna Davis. Miss Benlah
Knaut Mrs morence Dalrsmple. Mrs.
John w, Granger. Mrs. Frank Thom :
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WISSAHICKON

Miss Agnes Fawcy, of 100 Sumac
street, has organized "A Wissahckon
troop of Girl Scouts composed of Miss
Fawley. captain Miss Watson, lieu
tenant Miss Edith Shindle, Miss Alice
Osborne, Miss Winifrcd Hoffman, Miss
Dorothca Dcighton, Miss Beatrice Sim
COX, Miss Florence Land, Miss Jane
Cantley. Miss Elizabeth Holgatc, Miss
Marian Layrc and Miss Eleanor Scho-
field. Last week the troop went on its
first hike, going from Wissahickon to
the estate of Doctor Woodruff in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10
NEW JERSEY NOTES

The marriage of Miss Edna c. John
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Johnson, of West Collingswood, n
j: to Mr.. Albert &. T.. Buob, will take
the home of Miss Johnson's parents.
Miss johnson will have for her maid
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna T. Dempsey has returned
to Chelsea, where she has Deen spend- :
ing the summer, after visiting Miss
Virginia McGrath, of 4007 Pine street.
Mrs. James H. Elliot and Miss Mar
garet. Elliott have taken an apartment
at 5000 Walnut street for the winter
Mrs. Wilbert White will spend the win =
ter with them.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mrs. Samuel Lucas, Miss Natalie
Lucas and Mrs. A. Atwater Kent, of
Ardmore, are spending few days at
the Ambassador in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Joseph Buckley has returned to
her home in Overbrook after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. J.
Edward RYAN, in Lansdowne.
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MISS CECILY BARNES

returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 445 Dupont street. The
bride was Miss Helen f.. Lindman,
daughter of Mrs. Emma Lindmau, of
RoXborough.
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MAN AYlJNK

The members of st. Josophat's Cath
oic Club will give masquerade dance
on Saturday evening, October %, in
Palonia Hall.
Miss Mary Chase returned last week
from a visit of three weeks in Ncntnor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Koch have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Thrills Promised
For $50 Miles i'm
Motorcycle Meet

Sport enthusiasts of the metropoii-
tan district and cnvirons will have
their desire for high speed gratiied at
the Sheepshead Bay Speedway a week
from next Saturday, October 4, when
the national motorcycle champ ships
Will be held at the mammoth seaside
oval The Eastern Motorcycle Racing
Association which is conducting the
speed carnival. last night announced its
programme. consisting of six national
championship events and two for the
championships of the metropolis, as
follows:
Professional champ lonshlp races. ,,
10, 80 and 100 miles: 25-mile profess
sional sidecar championship; 20-mile
stock national championship; 10-mile
metropolitan championship, and 10
mile metropolitan sidecar champion
ship.
This programme calls for 227 miles
of racing, besides several special
events, to be arranged during the week.
A thrill every second for $50 miles -
this is in store for. the speed devotees
who attend the championship carnival.
There has been no motorcycle racing
for more than two years, owing to the
war. All the old champions will re-
mount the chugging motors for this
speed orgie. some in defence of their
crowns, the others in quest of new
laurels. Those who recall the thrilling
duels by Arthur Chapple. the speed
king: Mike Costello, the Italian cham
pion, and the veteran Jimmy French
at the old Brighton motordrome Will
get their first opportunity in a long
time to watch the daredevils tempt fate
in their struggle for championship
honors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Douglas Loses Golf
Title to Gwatlllne>

Fndlay 5. Douglas. former national
amateur champion, because of a mis-
TAP on the ninth green. where he took
line strokes. lost the championship of
ne Apawamis Country Club to Gaines
lwathmey, who had hole round of
Nol-l6l. Douglas had 79-s4
Douglas and Gwathmey were tied for
me morning round, bali sweepstakes
aonors, each having low net score
The scores:
Club chanpionship -Gane- Guathmey.
N-sl-l6i. Findiay : Doug as, I9--s4 =
%. 4. :. Graves. eo-s2-l67
Ban sweepstakes morning round-Fsn'
aey, ses-T7 Afternoon round-E J.
seidisw, ss-l2-7s. 9. NJ shease- So
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21

HoW Clubs Stood
II hen Reds Won
Pensitar,t in 1882

THE following is the standing Of
Il the American Association for
1882, the year when the Reds won
their first pennant:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
w saka and Ariel
Win in Yacht Races

Only six yachts started in the thir
teenth annual race of the handicap
class of Long Island Sound yesterday.
Two yachts sailed in each division that
filed There were no starters in the
third division.
In the first division Wasaka de-
feated Skid on both actual and cor
rected time Although Sally TX WAS
the first home in the second division.
on corrected time the prize went to
Ariel. In the fourth division the
vatcnts raced boat for boat, and Vigi-
lance defeated Culver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Fred Kelly Equals
Record i'm Hurdles
At Newark Meet
By lack Masters

More than $500 fans crowded the
ra-dstand and field at Olympic Park
Yesterday AFTERNOON to witness the
annual athletic carnival of the Newark
Police Benevolent Association.
OF the thlrty-six events. the out
s.arding feature was the 120-vard low
.rrdle race In winning this event
Fred ". Kelly. Of the New York A c.,
.uaalled the worlds record Of 1425
seconds. John J. Eller, who estab-
.shed the record at Celtic Park in
1910. finished a close second to Kelly.
While August Desch of the Paulist
/ C.. was third Among the timers
rho clocked Kelly were Carl Anderson.
George Matthews. Bernie Wefers aud
8ernie Owens.
The one-mile run was a walkover
ior Nike Devaney. Millrose ~ A.
Nike won b. thirty yards over Walter
Geognan, unattached, with Jack Sci
lars. New York A. C., poor third
Sellers was an added starter in this
event. bat was N no condition TO com
sete with Devaney, whose time on a
slow track was minutes 3715 seconds.
Athletes from the New York A. c.
found The half mile metropolitan cham
ponhip relay race easy pickings Pa
,erson, the lead-off man. handed Fred
Kelly a ten-yard lead at the 220-yard
post and though Madden. who ran the
second leg for the Winged Footers
Vas hard pressed by NerWaysen, Of the
Salem Crescents, Bernie Wefers, jr.
pulled Up a The tape with fifteen
YARDS to spare over Pete White, of the
Cresceuts. Milne, Of tne Loughlin
Lyceum, landed third honors for his
team.
The summaries Of the open events
follow
Hafnils metropolitan cham pionshtp-
Won ny New York A. &. (wi-h Patterson,
Kelly. Madden and Wefers; second Salem
Crescent "a G. Brown. Morse. Verweysen
and Vhite) third. lorgAltn lyceum tIfau-
tr Brisn. Waldron and Aiiine). Time.
20 a.
ons-na,,e handicap-Won By Mike De
Eansy Miiiross A a. second. Walter
ieog han. unattached third. Jack sellers.
\ Y. \ e.. Time I 81 Is
lso-yafd low hurdles Won by Frcd ".
Nell, \. 7. A C., second J. j. Eler.
D.. third, August Desch. Paulist
Time - e-5 seconds
l0o-ya'd dash (open handicap -Won
By Leonard Busbauu. Brooklyn A A .
Daniel taprio, unattached second. r.
Martin unattached. third. Time O:lo ! 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21

kur1lagae Helps
TAYLOR i'm Final
AtHarlenl Nets
r.nanese Star and Former
Junior Champion Win
From Her and Croley

,,siva Kumagae and Harold A. Tay-
i. ron the long postponed final match
tho doubles Of the Harlem Lawn
-.,nis Club open tournament yester-
n, The Japanese star and the former
.,;or champion defeated Alexander
~, and Leon Croley in straight sets,
-, s--l, 81.
Kumagae played with deadly &C
.,r,cv for his overhead drives in the
Lilies. Taylor. ably supported his ia
~nns partner. showing remarkable skill
:. handling the lobs and losses that
- from Her and Croley as the lat
- tried to gain a position at the net.
~sroughout the match Kumagae and
rsvlor always had the competition we'll
hand. and at no period were they eN-
ended to their limit.
The semi-fnal, in which kumagae
~ TAYLOR were to have encountered
Wy,ie c. Grant and lingo F. Hartmann,
-, NOT played Grant was suffering
,rom an injured foot whicn necessi-
.a,ed a default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-21
Jersey Title Holder
Sweeps Events on
Hack ensack Links

For the third successive week
Charles H. Conkiin, winner OF the re
cent junior golf championship OF the
state Of New Jersey yesterday won his
match in the club championship com
petition and the ball sweepstakes on
the Hackensack Golf Club course.
Besides this Conklin, for MS low net
score. earned a membership IN the
Turtle Club, a small organization con-
nected with the Hackensack club.
'Conklin entered the final round for
the club title by defeatig c. c. Smith
in the scmi-finals by and 4. He viii
oppose S. NJ Allen in the final. the
latter winning over f. 4 Paul by up.
Conklin won the ball sweepstakes, with
a card Of 77-10-67 The second
round of the September. tournament was
also held
The scores:
.ss sem ,.6..l. rs-nq sos elae nam. on
smit h. ami (, >. NJ. Alden aofeatod T. A.
Paul, up -
Second round for September tourna,oan,
X A. fielding defeated c. X singer. /
up A Morreli defeated W. -. Kennedy,
ter. ana : a Il Rance defeated c &.
Ia hr sllie. ] NJ.
Ban sweeps iScs--Charles II couzlin.
Rance. 50 2o-es A MorreM II H.
special Turtle Club' event-t.harjes -
conk.in. H. lo--c7