The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-15

over LO LIl6 dfIuudl DuSlltoS SeoSioh
 The tournament this year will con- tinue through the week, finals being played on Saturday. After the quail lying round this morning tho golf CTS turning in the S2 highest scores will play another round Tuesday at match play. the 1e winners consttut- ing the championship flight and the losers in the first flight. The sec end. third. fourth and other flights will be decided by this mornings qualifying scores.
 All qualifying matches this morn tnE will be at medal play. The sec ond third, fourth and lower flights will not play Tuesday, but will play Sirst round matches Wednesday
 Today's Program
 Heres the program of today s events at tho annual meeting of the southern Golf association for women. announced by Country club officials yesterday:
 sa m.-oualifyine round. 1s holes. medal play. CD Players making s2 best scores to compete for women's southern championship. (2) The de- xsatsd 16 of the first s2 form the firat flight. (so Players making 16 next best scores form second flight. <S) Players making 16 next best scores form third flight, and so on for as many flights as are filled. (b) There will be baby flight for players wishing to play only g holes.
 D. m.-Annual meeting of the women.s Southern Golf association. Election of officers and other busi- ness. Every woman entered in the tournament Is expected to attend.
 Honorary President Here
 Tho entry list was enlarged yeH- terday by tho arrival Of two addi- tional out-of-town golfers. Mrs. sam Friedman of Tuscaloosa ts here to compete in the meet. while Mrs. George Harrington, honorary pres ident of the association. arrived yes- tsrday.
 Mrs. Harrington, ono Of the foun- ders of the southern association and an active member sinco its organ tnation, came from New York to take part in the tournament. For msrIy of Atlanta, she has taken part Sn all activities of the women's southern meet, and enjoys the dis tinction of being honorary presi- dent. Mrs. Charles F. DeBardeleben W. h1lA1A 1& ncW AGlANb RTtSi~ dent of the association.
 At this afternoons business seN- sion. now officers will be elected. and tho awarding of next years championship tournament will be made.
 LATE ENTRIES GAN BE MADE
 Country club tournament officials announced yesterday that post en- tries may be made this morning by late arrivals, but that they must re- port to Charlie Hall as soon as pos sible for starting times and pair fngs. Charlie Han will be in charge of the starting of the pairings.
 An automobile service has been ar ranged by country club officials for visiting golf players between the club and the Tutwiler hotel. Auto mobiles leave the Tutwiler each morn ing this week at S:30 and 10 o'clock, returning from the Country club at 3 and o'clock each afternoon.
 Qualifying Pairings matches, medal play. follow, with the starting time of each match:
 Mrs Henry. Livingston and Mrs. Herman Mrs. Dozer Lowndes and Mrs. Kenneth Dpffeld. s:06 o'clock. Mrn- Ralph Van Landingh am and Mrs. Charles DeBardeieben. 9:10 o'clock
 Mrs George Harrington and Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick. sr.. s:15 o'clock.
 MrA Dean Van Landingham and Mrs. Matt Murphy. 9:2o o'clock.
 Mrn. T. T. Williams and Mrs Sam Ma bers s:2B o'clock.
 Mrs. John Armstrong and Mrs. Arthur Crowder, s:30 o'clock
 Mrs. Dave Gaut and Mrs. George Thompson. s:s5 o'clock.
 Miss Willie c. Sterritt and Mrs. Paul Chalifoux. e.4o o'clock.
 Mise Priscilla Rogers and Mrs. Gross Harrison, s:45 o'clock.
 Mrs Wyatt Hedrick and Mrx Jacuuc Ehumate, 9:6o o'clock.
 Miss Lucy Enochs and Mrs. Walter Beasley, s;5s o'clock
 Mrs. |. IL Beck and Mrs. Henry Geis- uner, 10 e'oiock