Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
BELFAST
Additional Entrants for the
Womcn's Golf Tournament
"A Suggestion for Motor
istS-PerSonals

"a ouSSSSSAOn Ava
ists-Personals
Already Is women have entered TOR
the tournament which opens at the
Northport Golf Club on Friday ana
everything promises some interesting
matches. The name of Mrs. John c.
Piusburv was accidentally omitted
in the list OF those entering on the
first day. Since then Mrs eugene
T. Savage Of Bangor ana MRS. ROBERT
Ward Of Belfast have entered. 1t
is hoped that one more entrant will
come forward to make the number
even. The eliminations will begin on
the 25th and must be closed by the
9th. after which arrangements will
be made for the two having the low
est scores to play Is holes for the sill
yer loving cup. This cup, together
with that offered by Ira M. Cobe in
the mems handicap, will be on ex-
hibition in the window Of Chase &
Doak. They are very handsome ana
well worth trying hard to win. In
tsrest In golf is steadily increasing
and up to the time Of the opening
Of the tournaments there will be some
long hours Of training by both sexes.
The date for the initial play In the
mems elimination handicap has not
been announced. There is no entry
fee and any member desiring to en-
ter should leave his name at once
with the caddymaster. There is no
fee in the women's tournament.
A suggestion has been made by a
local motorist that may be OF inter-
est to Belfast people desiring a short
trip over good roads. Dover Is the
objective point and from Belfast to
that town the roads are in wonder
full condition. Drive to Bangor by
the shore road; in Bangor follow
Center street, picking up the Charles
ton electric road and follow that to
Corinth; at Corinth village turn to
the left and go through Garland,
bearing to the left at the forked road,
near a schoolhouse, just before enter
ing Garland village. From Garland
follow the Dexter State road to Do
yer. 1t is a distance of about $50
miles from Belfast for the round trip
and makes an easy days ride. Din
ner can be had in Dover, or there are
many delightful spots for picnic din
ners on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Kittredge
passed the weekend on fishing trip
down the bay in A. r. Leadbetter's
sloop. Others in the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hopkins of Camden
and Earl H. Page Of Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Blaisdell
entertained the following house par
ty at Georgian hall, over the week.
end: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Blais-
dell, Miss Cora Blaisdell of Winter
port; Mrs. NJ. T. Barker, Mrs. Mar
tin Merservey, Woodland; Mrs. Mel
vim Jewett, Dover; Mrs. H. M. Stew
| ems, Bangor. Next week Walter H.
Blaisdell, Mr.. Blaisdell's brother and
George T. White, both Of New York,
are expected for visit.
There was a good attendance and a
most enjoyable affair at the semi
monthly dance at the Northport
| Country Club on Friday evening. Nc
! Keen's Jazz orchestra was never in
better form and responded to encore
after encore. The night was perfect
and the broad porches were a most
delightful resting place between dan
ces with a cool breeze which was
| most refreshing. Ice cream and cake
were served at intermission. A num-
Der of members entertained guests.
Hicks colored jazz band entertain
ed large crowd in Odd Fellows hall
on Friday night, giving a most en-
joyable concert before the dance. The
young people are looking Toward to
another visit from tins orchestra next
week