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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
ENGAGEMENTS
Rinehart-Redd--M

RnehartRddMr and Mrs William Pttman Redd the Rodge Richmond hart of Charlottesville wedding December Robinson Benjamin Grigsby Copeland the of daughter Hammond Dr. Miller Robin son, Jr, the wedding date to be announced ater Woodroof and mnt and approaching of their daughter Frances to Mr. James Wright Woodroof the wedding take place Belle Nina November
 
 of their daughter Elizabeth Knoxville, the wedding place November. Julia Braeld her daughter Foe Mr. Sparks the wedding oemnzed Wednesday, November Williamson bnerMr Joseph Minchener the Helen, Albert Williamson lanta, the wedding to take place in CStaber and Mrs J. w. Adkins of Moody the of their daughter Fife May MT yor Lee Doaug of Birmingham the wedding take place October S at o'clock in the the home of the bride and Mrs J. Lehman the their daughter Lila John wedding take place in November J. E Dunson of the her daughter Claude Polk Orrvie, the wedding Covingon the their daughter Lucille May Hugh Mcary Jersey the be solemnized the middle November.
 Mason and Mrs M Motow of Chattanooga of their daughter wedding to take place in the fall. Mrs Patterson
 
 to 
 of the their daughter Marbe, the wedding date be later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
 RANDOM NOTES

Miss Anne Rowan, of Jacksonville, will be the guest of Mrs. Henry Porter. Jr.. during the semi-centen- nial. Miss Rowan has been chosen queen for Calhoun county.
 Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrs. How ard Ellis. of Prattville, are the week. end guests of Mrs. Martin Williams. MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Lehman will return Moday from their we'd ding and will be at home at 123O Ash street.
 Mrs. s. J. Bowie is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred c. Scott in Cedar town. Ga.
 Mir and Mrs. Amos Culp have an apartment at Highland View for the winter.
 Mrs. John Hine left yesterday for Atlanta to spend several months with her mother, Mrs. S. B. Scott.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Robertson and Miss Lille Davis, who motored to Birmingham from Montgomery Thurs oay, nave returned home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hale II. Caldwell are visiting Mir. and Mrs. B. Caldwell in Anniston.
 Mrs. Ira Sellers will be at home this winter with Mrs. c. P. Orr
 Mrs John Farmer. who has been the guest of friends in Birmingham. has returned to her home in Annis- ton.
 MT. L. c. Jones, MT. H. B. Rudisill. MT G. G. Britton, MT. Walker Reyn- olds and MT. T. n. Donoho were among the Anniston men who at tended the luncheon given by the National Association of Manufac- turers. in Birmingham.
 Gen. w. l.. Sibert. Miss Mary Sibert, Misses Louise and Mary Caldwell of Gadsden. have returned to their home after trip to Birmingham,
 MT. Dineen Latady. of Daphne, Ala. has come to Birmingham to make his home. and is with Mir. J. M. Hawk ins, on Avalon street.
 Miss Mary Gardner has returned to her home in Anniston after brief visit to Birmingham.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Jim Barry will be at home this winter at Highland Ter race
 Mrs. George Whatley. who is the guest of her son. Mir. Bates whatley lin Plttsburg. will visit relatives in New York and Cincinnati before re- turning home the latter part of Oc- tober.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. F. Warner win leave the last of the week for Florida.
 
 MT. R. l.. Word of Helena. Mont. IS visiting Mrs. Cad. Jones. Later Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
PUNCHING AT MARY
 BEARD EAT SHOP

Yesterday the following we'll known people were enjoying lunch con parties at Mary Beard Eat Shop; Mir 5. E. Thompson, Mrs. Hetricll, Mrs. Martin, Miss Gertie Gus, MT. Fred Un- derwood. MT. Newman. Mir. Witte. MT Harry Todd, Mir. Billy Wilson. MT and Mrs. H. A. Turner. Miss Turner Mrs. Emma Carr Harrison, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Aebardeleben, Mrs. Ed ward Bishop, Alr. W. r. Wilcox, Mrs. Hayden, Miss Clara Hayden, Miss Harring ton, Mrs McGaw, Miss Swygut, MT. F. A. ushley. Mrs Hubbard Smith, Mrs. Graham. Mrs T. T. Ashford, Mrs. Walter Fowlkes, Miss Cynthia Fowlltes, Miss Eliza tn Perry, Miss Mary F. Fowlkes. Mrs. Will Dunn. Mrs Leroy Percy, Mrs. Pelham Anderson, Mrs Frank Ander- son, Jr., MT. and Mrs George Con ners, Miss Josephine Corners. MT. Weyman of Atlanta, Mir. Hugh Stoke ly, MT. F. Hopiinson smith. Gen. Louis V. Clarke. Mir. q. F. Mccormack, MT. and Mrs. Joe Collins. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Lloyd Harper of Selma, Miss Mattie Hubbard Mrs. priestley Toul- mir, Jr., Mrs. Thompson Miss Mamie Peace, MT. Bert Tanner, MT. J. w. Donnally, Mishs Gruhb, Miss Stoklcy, Mrs H. NJ DefjarGeleben, Mrs Rob crt Bailey, MT. and Mrs Jackson Hal sted, Mr. E. W. Barrett, Mir Alge- non Smith, Mir. A. A Smith, Mir. and Mrs. II. G. Seibels, Miss Elise Spar row. Miss Iuez Patton, Miss Ellen Giles, Miss Margaret Strange, Miss Majorie Craig, MT. Hubert Tutwiler' Mir. Eugene Brown. MT Murray Brown, Miss Judge, MT. Sorsby Jemi- son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
JUNIOR SHAKESPEARE
 CLUB MEETING


 CLUB MEETING
 The Junior Shakespeare club met Friday afternoon with Miss Annie Hood Coulbourne.
 The meeting next to be held will be with Miss Catherine Lynche.
 Those present were, MISS Marga- ret Tynes, Miss Catherine Lynche, Miss Mary Byron Frazier, Miss Edith Mabry, Miss Emily Williams, Miss Emmin Whatley. Miss Evelyn Hoke, Miss Lee Ola Shannon, Miss Mary Ada Tarrant, Florence Robinson, Miss An nie Byrd Turner.
 Y. W. c. A. GLASSES
 Miss Edith Weaver will form classes for children now that the adult classes have been organized at the '. w. c. A.
 She states that the children need the work of the gymnasium and the gymnasium needs the children,
 Children are asked to register soon. The junior classes will in- clude members from to IA and the children's classes from to 6 years. MRS. PORTER's DRfDGE PARTY
 Mrs. Henry Porter, Jr. will en- tertain number of friends at q bridge luncheon Tuesday, at her home on Niazuma street,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS DRYERS LUNCHEON

Miss Dorothy Dryer entertained yesterday at luncheon nt her home in honor of Miss annie Beth craw- ford. a charming brlds-sleot. The celors for the affair were gold and green and they were carried out in the handsome basket of golden aahlias which oentered the table, tho pretty candles and the boDbons.
 Attractive place cards represent Ing miniature brides wero inscribed with tho names Of Miss Crawford, Miss Margaret Tynes. Miss Corrie Crawford, Mrs. W. N. Crawford. Mrs. Percy Dryer, and the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
ATTRACTIVE CHOIR MUSIC

In addition to the anthems to be sung today at Highlands Methodist church at the morning service, Il o'clock, by the quartet choir, which IS composed of Mrs. T. L. Bisseli, soprano and director; Mrs. r. J. Smith contralto, MT. Owen Gillespy tenor, MT. T. l.. Bissell basso and Mrs. Sara Hunt Vann, organist, solo will be sung by MT. Owen GilIespy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MGDll-WILkINSON
 NE,IlDlNG PLANS

Interesting plans Tor the wedding of Miss Marguerite Wilkinson and MT. Joseph Mudd have been announced.
 The wedding VIII be solemnized on Tuesday, october 25, at the South side Baptist church.
 The bridal party only will be enter tained nt the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Edward Wilkin- son, follnwing the wedding. Mrs Sterling Lanler, sister of the bride, wIll be the matron of honor. Miss Demmis Wilkinson will be the maid of honor. Miss Louise Weakley will be the bridesmaid, and little Mary Hidcn the flower girl.
 MT. William Mudd will serve his brother as best man. The ushers and groomsmen vii. be Mir A. c. Jones, Mir A. NJ. Jhrcckmorton, Mir. Sterling c. Larler. .Ir MT. A. D. Holloway of MCntxOmLrF.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
BUFFET SUPPER
 HONORING MIR. BOND

MT. and 1Irs. Harris sherman en- tertained last evening at o'clock at their home In honor of Mrs. Sher- mans father, MT. s. Marshal Bond of Cleveland, o.
 Hallow cen ideas were carried out In the attractive decorations. Sixty friends of Mir. Bond enjoyed this de- lightful hospitality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09

con at the Southern clup, odturu"y' October 29. for Miss Susie Greene.
 Word will be the guest of Mrs. Cal win Jones.
 | MT. w. l.. Lebron, who spent the | past week here, has returned to his home in Auburn. MT. and Mrs. Edward C. Dugan have taken an apartment at Hanover {, Court.
 | Mir. Avery Ingram of Anniston, has
 returned to his home after short
 stay here.
 Mir. Harry deButts of Sheffield, is in Birmingham for the weekend. | Mir. and Mrs. Dan Bomar have re- turned to their home In Huntsville after & visit of several days in Bir- mingham.
 MT. Charles O. Locke. Jr., has re- | turned from Hartford. Conn, where he has spent several weeks. Mrs. V. w. Long Is improving from a recent illness and Is at home with MT. and Mrs. Ashby Long. Miss Bessie Smith of Mobile is vis- iting Mrs. Ruffin Smith. Mir. Robert Bromberg is a student at Harvard Law school. MT. and Mrs. II. W. Perry and MT. Lloyd Bowers are in Montgomery. pr. and Mrs. w. D. Sellers have returned from New York. Mrs. Will Dobbins. Mrs. W. II. Burton and Mrs. Robert Lee have returned to their home in Selma aft CT few days visit here. MT. Rowan Oden has returned from Childersburg. where he spent the past two weeks.
 Friends of Miss Libby Morrow will be glad to learn that she is improv- ing from a recent illness.
 Mrs. A. W. Locke. Mrs. c. Parker and Miss Allie Kerr of Anniston. are the guests of friends in Birmlng- ham.
 Friends of MT. A. W. Collier will regret to know that he is i'll at his apartment In the Ridgley. Mrs. J. A. Ellard left Wednesday for orlando. Fla. accompanied by her brother. MT. J. D. Rockett of Maplewood, New Hampshire. where she will meet her son and daughter, O. D. Ellard and Vera Ellard and spend the winter
 Miss Mary. Alice Catling who spent the past year in New York studying music at Damrosch's school, t. T t.. Ak ~.s. TAI '. mother. Mrs. w. w. Fulghum. Mrs. Orline Shipman and Mrs. w.. H. Kettig are In New York at the Vanderbilt hotel. Mrs. Wilbur Kelly has Just re- turned from Louisville. Ky. where she went to bid farewell to her sister, Mrs. Theo Bauer. who has gone to Paris 10 make her home in the future. Miss Josephine Cunningham and Miss Billie Cunningham will continue their studies in New York this win ter and will make their home with thsir sister. Mrs, J. (, Crittenden. MT. M. J. Harper of Marietta. Ga. is the guest of lis sister. Mrs. T. M. Mcclellan.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Burnett will have an apartment at the aemar apartments for the winter.
 
 MT. Charles Webb and Mir. Allan brennan have returned from a brief visit to Atlanta. Mir Gerry Cabaniss expects to en- ter Harvard as soon as he sufficiently recuperates from a recent Illness. MT. Stanley Woodward has re- turned to his home in New York. Mrs. Woodward will remain for g week or ten days longer in Montgomery with her mother, Mrs. James Laurie before returning to New York. MT. Guy Holder Nevlns Jr., and MT. Richard Boiling of Nashville gre In Birmingham.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Waldran have taken possession of their new home on Twenty eighth street, south.
 
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Cox have named their little son JossDh Everett, IT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
HOsTJisSES AT
 II. IL. q. MEETING

The regular meeting of Pelham chapter, United Daughters of the Ccnfederacy, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:So o'clock at the home of Mrs s. F. Ewing, 919 Glen Iris avenue
 The following members will serve as hostesses: Mrs, Charles L. Led better, Mrs. B. A, Monaghan, Mrs. Lee Merrell, Mrs. A. R. Moody, Mrs Prucilla Bowling and Mrs. F. w. Hausman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
LUNCHEON FOR
 MISS CRAMEORD

Mir. Richard Boiling of NASHVILLE, A member of the Nevins- Crawford bridal party. will entertain Monday at a luncheon at the Tutwller, Tn honor of Miss Annie Beth Crawford and MT. Nevins and the members of their bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS MpNDRrx,s LUNCHEON

Miss Lucille Hendrix entertained yesterday at 8 luncheon at the South ern club, honoring Miss Mabel Plos- ser, a lovely bride-to-be of this week.
 Only the members of Miss Plosser's bridal party were included in Miss Hendrix's hospitality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
BIBLH srrUDY CLAss

Dr. W. R. Dobyns' Bible study class will meet at o'clock Monday after noon at the South Highland Presby- terion church.
 The studies in tho book of Genosfs will be continued. All the women of the congregation are invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MRS. JACKsoN's THEATRE

Mrs. J. M Jackson of West End will entertain at theatre party in honor of Miss Helen Harrison, a bride to-be of next week.
 Those included in Mrs. Jackson's hospitality were Miss Harrison, Miss Lorilie I've, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Annie Orton Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. A. ". Compton, Mrs. William Hull sey, Mrs. c. B. Galloway, Mrs Robert White, Mrs. Ina Harrison.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
RECEPTION FOR NEvIws-
 CRAWFORD WEDDING PARTY

Following the marriage of Miss Annie Beth Crawford and MT, Guy Holder Nevins, Jr., which will take plaee Tuesday evening at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. Q recep- ton will be held at the home of the brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Crawford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MOUNTAIN PARTY

The groomsmen of the Locke- fios-
 ser wedding party will entertain the
 members of the wedding party az steak party on Shades mountain this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS GARRETT TO
 HONOR RRIDES-ELECT

Miss Caroline Garrett will enter tain at bridge on Tuesday, October IS, for Miss Marguerite Wilkinson and Miss Susie Green, attractive brides-eleet.
 The guests will be the members of the bridal parties
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MRS. HARRIS HONOUS
 An8G .VsH,FcNIr

Mrs. Shirley Harris VIII entertain on Wednesday, October 27, at bridge cornplimenting Miss Susie Greene whose marriage to MT. Leon Bradley will be an event of November
 The guests will be the members of the bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS LEAIxE HONORS MISS GREENE,

Miss Beverley Leake will entertain at bridge on Tuesday, October 25, at her home, in honor of Miss Susie Greene, q charming bride-elect of November.
 The guests will include the mem bers of the wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MIss nosAMoND HOsTEss

Miss Marie Rosamond VIII enter tain at a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs William Meade Prince, of New York, who Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. George Hughes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
aETuR-pEuEARsAI. PARTY

Rev. and Mrs. w. M Crawford VIII entertain at dinner party at their home Monday evening in honor of the members of the Nevins-C Crawford bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MRS. BROWER'S
 IsskIIt(.E PARITY

Mrs. I.rey Brewer will entertain
 Monday afternoon, October 10, at ner home in honor of Miss Mabel Pios-
 ser, lovely bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
.,,, As,ITu DINNER HOST

Alr. AiLeit Lee Smith will enter tain the members of the Locke-Plos- ser wedding party Tuesday evening following the rehearsal for the we'd ding at dinner party at the Coun- try club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MRS. TYLER HoNoRs VISITORS

Mrs. William Francis Tyler was hostess yesterday at a luncheon at her home in Mountain Terrace. com plimenting Miss Pauline Hanie and Miss Lee Tyler Jackson of Llano. Texas, who are the popular guests of Mrs. B. F. Tyler.
 The table was lovely with a brigh. centerpiece of zinnias and roses.
 The guests were Miss Jackson, Miss Hanle, Miss Fannie Bowers, Miss Ju- lla Bowers. Miss Edith Mabry, Miss Josephine Cosby. Miss Leonora Has singer. Miss Sarah Porter, Miss Helen Porter. Miss Emily Harrison and Mrs. B. F. Tyler.
 FOR MRS. FULTON
 Mrs. J. A. Lyle and Mrs.@f.eo Aker- nah will entertain at tea at the homo of Mrs. Alderman, on Sycamore street. on Tuesday, October IS, for Mrs. Overton Fulton of Franklin, Tenn. former resident of Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09

MRS. sMALLMAN'S LUNCHEON Mrs. Ralph Smallman will be nos tess on Wednesday, october is. at
 tbe Country club complimenting Miss
 Susie Greene, popular bride-to be of November.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS s1ALLINGs HONoRs


 MISS l.INTHJCUM
 Miss Lucille Stailings will entertain at q d,nner party Saturday evening, october 15. at her home in honor or Miss Katherine Linthicum, oride of November s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS BALL COMPLIMENTS MISS GREENE

Miss Mary Ball will give lunch con at the Southern club, Saturday
 October 29, for Miss Susie Greene.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
N. Wy. c. to Hold Race for
Glen Cove Cups Tomorrow
Will Be First Regatta of Club
Since 1916.

The Glen Cove cups of the New York
Yacht Club will be sailed for on Thurs
day. The New York Yacht Club has not
held a regatta since 1915. and Its return
to the sport is welcomed by all. 1t shows,
too. that yachting and yacht racing are
rapidly recovering from the Ill effects Of
the war. The Glen Cove cup races Will
be started from line near Motts Point.
In Hampstead Harbor. The courses will
be signalled before the time for the
warming signal, which Is at 1 o'clock,
daylight saving time. A class race In
which one yacht has not finished before
one-half hour before sunset will be de-
clared Off Entries for these races Will
close with the regatta committee at 4
p. NJ. on Wednesday. Tne race commit
tee Is III. de b. Parsons. chairman; J. M.
Macdonough and Frederic 0. Spedden
Gherardi Davis Is also acting on the
committee. The other races OF the New
York Yacht Club this year to be sailed
off Glen Cove are the seventieth annual
regatta. on Saturday. July 9. and the
Autumn cups on Thursday. September s.
The annual regatta of the American
Yacht Club will be sailed next Saturday.
starting from off the clubhouse at MIL
ton Point. This regatta is always one
of the big attractions of the yachting
season on the Sound and this year WI
form a part of the Independence Day
celebrations. Yachtsmen will take every
advantage of the three days vacation
The Larchmont Yacht Club will as usual
hold the big Fourth of July regatta.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
]. A. Fuller Leads Juniors
for Metropolitan Titles
Breaks Four Cornered Tie to
Win Medal.

Profiting by the example set by his
distinguished clubmate. a L. Walker,
Jr., himself q former titleholder, ]. A.
Fuller won the qualifying medal of the
Metropolitan Golf Associations Junior
championship yesterday on the Belle
claire links on behak of the Richmond
County Country Club of Staten Island.
Young Fuller had his work cut out
for him. as he first had to break a four
cornered tie, in which Stephen Berrien
of Upper Montclair J. j. Leonard Of
Shackamaxon and w. II. Taft of Mont
clair also figured. The original card
banded in by each of this quartet was
II, and at the second time around Fuller
made the eighteen holes in rs, no small
feat considering the change in the
weather that had taken place meantime
The play off was made coincident with
the first round of match play, and the
rs was good enough to eliminate Jerry
La Due of Yountakah by 4 and 3.
Leonard and Taft also qualified for
the second round of match play this
morning, but Berrien was eliminated 8
and 2 by Martin Issler of Suburban,
who had failed by only stroke to share
In the tie for the medal.
QUALIFYING; SCORES
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
Excellent Fishing TO the Eastward on
Sunday. .

Excellent Fishing to the Eastward on
Sunday.
Martin Murray OF Wreck Lead called up
Tur HERALD yesterday and said that the
catch of fish aboard the Georgia NJ. on Sun
day was the best OF the season and showed
A marked improvement over any day so far
this season His passengers had 202 sea
bass ali large and some of them UP to 4ia
mounds They also had some porgies, fluke
and any amount of ling and whiting. John
King counted tho bass and reported 202.
Henry Brown captured the pool money with
n great big conger eel. They fished the Coal
wreck where some blackfish were taken,
and tho grounds to the northeast.
Capt. Hen Wright fshed the inshore
grounds TO the east and he reported any
amount OF big bass running from TO 4ls
pounds some big porgies and quantities OF
whiting and big ling. The ling were very
large and looked like hake. some OF them up
porgies we're caught from time TO time. and
they too we're extremely large. Charlie Day
snid some OF them went as high as 3h
mounds They are still scattered. but Will no
doubt gather In schools very eoon. and then
the real fishing for them Will begin He at
tributes the better fishing conditions to the
Few hot days OF last week and says there
are excellent prospects for porgies and bass
and that July and August should be banner
months for these fish.
Henry Lowenstein repeated his perform
ance OF the previous Sunday and carried
away the pool money. He did IL this time
with . AZ pound basss Mr.. Day said further
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
ROD AND GUN NEWS

that one of tho factors OF tho Sunday fishing
was the great quantity of whiting. SO plen-
tifu were they that the passengers on the
Commodore had all they wanted to carry and
more besides.
IIy. Julius Says, .Brisg Along n Lemon
Squecxer."
oh. dearl When go fishing need two
and use II to bring tho catch home. but not
now comes along a new appliance that every
lemon squeezer. They tell me Sir Arthur oar
ries one In each pocket, and the old smile
that proclaimed n good days sport has come
back.
From now on the boats will run TO capac-
Fifty thousand gallons dumped into the sen.
but oh. Joy that they should now be In
stilled with liquid dew. Tell the folks to
take along a lemon squeezer. One that has
been ufed preferred. HY. JULIUS.
New Engine Installed IN the Cricket.
The Cricket Is the boat that In used with
regularity by the Scaweed Fishing Club and
this organization In aboard every Sunday
and holiday during the season. Capt. Zava-
dill has decided 20 put the boat IN the busi-
ness on week days as we'll as Sundays, and
has installed new motor for that purpose
The Captain was IN charge OF the fishing
boat Monarch when she made her reputa-
tion as a great blackfish boat. She started
her weekday trips last Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
Best Pal Wins at Latonia.

LAroNIA. KY, June ga thunder
storm early in the afternoon, followed
by light rain throughout the session,
spoiled racing at Latonia this after
noon. The Taylor Hill Handicap went
to E. r. Bradley's Best Pal. cleverly
ridden by Lyke. with Marjorie Hynes
second, and Jouett third. Three favor
ties and two heavily played second
choices won. making 1t a profitable day
for form players. The summaries:
First Race-For three-year-olds: claiming;
purse $l,400: six furlongs: Surmount. 10J
(Pool), S4s. 40, $20.40 and $11.40, won: Love-
illness, 100 (McCoy). $12.5O and 81 so. second ;
sir Sir LAWFUL, liz Franci'' so''o' 'nird
Also ran-Goiden Autumn. Twinkle Blue,
Lady Starlctt. Sandy Land. Concentrate,
Couer de Feu. T. J. Pendergast. Roll On
Second Race-ror maiden two-year-old {;
purse 81 400; five furlongs: BIZ and Coo,
IFS Gyke). $3.50, $500 and $780, won:
Scandal. lis (AIorrisscy,. 5000. third. Time.
Also ran-rhe coloneI's Lady. Dixie o'Day,
Reliability, Ida McCiee, Charline, Our Betsy,
Crossiess. Katakana and Nancy Lee.
Third Race-The De Courtney Purse: for
three-year- olds and upward purse 81 900:
six furlongs: BY Golly. III Rcberts,. H:so;
C'Poo), $500 and s2.4o. second; Green
Grass, 1o5 (Morrissey). 1910. third. Time,
1:11 4-5.
Also ran---Donna Loriotte. War Penny,
Bermont. Black Hackie. Bunga Buck, Run
zaf. Judge Pryor. Storm Bay and Colonel
Taylor.
Fourth \Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse 81 400; ono mile and
a quarter: British Liner. 04 (Josiah), 5000
$3.50 and $500. won: Pit. 11o Uyke), .
and $50. second; Miss Nell. 104 (Paul)
500. third. Time. 2:07 3-5.
Also ran--Frank +. Toncy Lady. Mandarin
Coat, Taniac. Captain Ton. Dopb .Homewart
first. but was disqualified for foul.
| Fifth Racc--Thc Taylor Hill Handicap
| for three-year- and upward; purs,
| g., 900: one mile and sixteenth: Best Pal