New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-10
Series of Dinners
And a Dance Finish
Golf Club Season
Shinnecock Hills Is Scene
of Numerous Events as
Social Period Wanes
in Southampton Colony
Special Dispatch to The Tyi5,.,,s

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Sept. g.
The golf clubs and courses held the
center of the stage here to-day and
tonight.
In the qualifying round of the an
nual invitation golf tournament, played
on the National Golf Club links yes
terday, Philip Carter, Of the SHINE
cock Hills Golf Club, won the medal
for low score on a card of u,
The outcome of the playing to-day
OF the second round in the four six
teens was as follows:
In the first sixteen &. A. Dixon jr,,
defeated c. H. Mellon, and Q; Oswald
Kirkby beat Jesse Spalding, S and g.;
II. P: Bingham beat E. P. Rogers, 4 ana
=; c: r. McMillen beat W. +. Ladd,
6 and 5; G. W. White beat F. B. Rich
ardson, 8 and 2; E. 8. Douglas beat
Jason Billings and s; ]. NJ Stems jr.,
peat Tracy Coudert Z and 6; Philip
Carter beat Malcolm Stevenson. and
In the second sixteen E. S. Knapp
beat Harry R. Stern, and 8; J. G.
Jackson beat j. C. Parrish IT.. up: D,
H. McAlpin I'd, beat C. T. Emmett. & and
S; a. s. Bourne beat S. Romans. 2 and
l; r.. L. Oakley beat William Watson.
q and 8; G. w. Timpson beat J. F.
o'Rourke jr.. 5 and a; L. Stuart Wing
peat Y. l. Richardson l up; T. H. Per-
sons beat James A. Tying, up.
X. f. Babcock defeated j. F. Byers, 4
and in the third sixteen. n p.
Howell beat G. H. Finn If. 2 and !
6. H: Walker beat Paul Moore, / up;
Mr.. Moore, however extended his on.
ponent to Fl holes before going down
to defeat. H. L. Pratt beat S. Moore.
q and 2; Reginald Fincke beat C. Kel,
sey, and 2; Clarkson Potter beat !
>. Lowering, A and 2; w. w. Pell de-
IIeated G: s. Lee, e. up; Lucien H. Styng
peat H. W. Maxwell, and 8.
Two extra hole matches featured the
play in the fourth sixteen, Curiouslv
enough the losers in these matches
were father and son. H. M. Clements
extended M. II. Goodwin to nineteen
holes before going down at up; II. NJ.
Clements jr. also extended his oppo-
nent, j. Fl. Overall, to an extra hole
before admitting defeat, also at l IN.
IN the other matches of the fourth six-
teen G. H. Brown defeated W. c. Van
Cilet, and l.; H. T. King won from
:. = Nash by default; E. S. Nash beat
); M. Ward by 2 and /; c. S. Band beat
M. .. O'Brien jr., 3 and 2; ]. T. Gill
lesp 3 ID peat Dixon Boardman, up, and
"A. n. Fish won from ]. G. Lord at ! up.
The third sixteen was the first to
turn in cards for the third round,
which was played late this afternoon
II. j. Howell beat r. F. Babcock bv
and 4 in this round. G.. II. Walker won
from H. L. Pratt. and d; Reginald
Fincke won from Clarkson Potter by
and 2, and Lucien H. Tying beat W. w.
Pell by 8 and 2.
In addition to the playing Of the
semi-final and final round Of the tour
nament tomorrow a handicap event
also will be run Off.
Tonight was the last big social
evening Of the season at the SHINE
cock Hills Golf Club, when numerous
dinners were given previous to the final
dance. These Friday night dances have
been given regularly at the Shinnecoek
club during the summer. Among those
giving dinners at the club were Mr..
and Mrs. Claiming P. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Try
ing Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C.
Jameson, Mrs. E. M. Horne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer, Of Good Ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Berwind will
give luncheon at the Shinnecock Club
on Sunday.