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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
Criterion Society
Hears W.H.Hays on
Future of Mopies
Four Hundred Attend Pictur-
esquc Luncheon - Miss
Helen Yorkc Sings.

w nth the four hundred mem
w ssers and their guests in gay
spring gowns, and tall vases
of American Beauty roses. the CLUB
flower, decorating the tables, the tenth
anniversary luncheon OF the American
Criterion Society yesterday was most
picturesque affair. 1t was held at the
Hotel Commodore and was the clubs
final luncheon this season. On April
81 they will have their final dinner
dance, while the election OF officers
will take place on May 5.
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, the president
of the society. with the officers held
reception before the luncheon
The Right Rev. Herbert Shipman. suf-
fragan Bishop. of New York, after IN
voking a divine blessing upon the So
ciety and its meetings, made a short ad-
dress. Mr.. VIII II. Hays talked OF the
future OK motion pictures. and Lee ku-
gel discussed the theater OF to-day in
New York The lighter side OF life was
portrayed by Mrs. Mary w. Allaire In a
series OF humorous anecdotes. Miss Mar
garet Weber, chairman Of music, pre-
scented Miss Helen Yorke. the soprano
She sang several groups OF songs and
responded to number Of encores
The guests of honor included Mrs.
Shipman, Miss Clara b. Spence, Mrs.
Walter 8. Comfy, president New York
State Federation Of Women's Clubs
Mrs. Richard M. Chapman, president
New York City Federation Of Women's
Theater Club; Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman, president Rubins<ein Club,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. president Rainy
Day Club. Each made a brief talk.
Mrs Ailllam G. Demarest. who COM
pisted I'M tenth continuous year of, SER
Vice as recording secretary. was pre-
scented by her fellow members with a
diamond and platinum bar pin.
Mrs. George w. Howes, chairman OF
the luncheon committee, was assisted by
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Miller and Mrs
Adolphus Raglan. The chairman OF the
reception committee was Mrs. Albert
Haustetter.
Among the club members who acted
az hostesses to tables OF ten guests were
Mines. Robert z. Lee Cochran. Adolph
j. Wells, William J. Sloane. Marion Ia
briskie, Arthur Fl. Leary. Robert Hutch
ms McNall. George William Hanna,
William Z. Bailey. Thomas Pitnam Spen-
GER, ]. b. Duval, Searles Babitt. George
w. Kavanaugh, Sidney d. Whitlock,
Charles A. Bartholomew. A. Edgar Pru-
den Henry Spadone. Alfred L. Ommen
and Alfred Warren Dodsworth.
The card party, of the society on
Thursday, April %, Is the single charity
event that the organization gives. and
the funds are used for various pnilan-
thropies. Mrs. Florence Provost Batter
son is chairman. Associated with her
are Mines. Herbert Brooks Walker, Will
lam H. Gould. w. Edgar Pruden. Will
lam Smith Young. Frederick Andrews
Baggs and William e. Bailey.
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Miss Van der Veer to
Sing for Beethoven

Beethoven Society, Miss Aida Taninl
Tagliavia president win give It's last
concert or the season on Wednesday
evening. April 10. In tho Hotel Plaza.
The choral OF seventy-nve voices will
sing several groups OF songs under the
direction OF Howard Barlow, the con-
ductor.
The soloists will be Miss Nevada Van
der veer. contralto. and Reed Miller.
tenor, who will sing tho duet from
THE Jewels OF tho Madonna" Miss
Van der veer also will cling I'll est DouN.
II est Bon Herodiate." by Massenet;
Might Wind" by Watts. and Song OF
the Robin Woman from "Shauewis," by
Goldman. Mr.. Nfiller's number will in
clude "Sigmunds Liebesieid," from "Die
Walkure." by Wagner "Recompense,
by Hammond Pale Moon" by Logan
and Song From the HIS" by StriclS-
land.
The program will be followed By
dancing
The Chicago womans Club OF New
York. Mrs. Walter Hamer Gahagan
president. will have meeting for mem-
bers only tomorrow afternoon at the
Hotel Aston The annual election OF on
GERS will take place. Mrs. l.. w. Seeligs-
berg Is chairman OF nominations. and
will be assisted by Mrs. John Lowe and
Mrs. ID. J. Casey. The officers win make
their annual reports.
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Daughters of Alabama
Have Varied PROGRAM

The Society of the Daughters OF Ala
bama. Mrs. William Il. Sands president,
met on Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Astcr. when a most interesting program
was given. 1t consisted OF dual piano
numbers by Mrs Julia Chatfield Goblin
and Mrs. Erica Porter. who played from
the Trensky suite and Mozart's d Major
Sonata. Mr. Montrose ]. Moses gave an
original essay. Miss Betty Baker y read
ing of Poe's "Annabel Lee in Colonial
costume: Baroness LEILA de Torinoff
sang several numbers. including a
patriotic song. America, We Live for
Thee
The society has had a splendid year.
accomplishing many philanthropic activ-
tiles and establishing itself as an educa-
tional and cooperative body of women.
II expects to more than maintain its
high standard in the coming year.
The spring meeting of the Oklahoma
Society was held on Friday at the Hotel
McAlpin. Mrs. A, Emil Skoog presided.
Thomas J. Mclaughlin. chairman OF
entertainment, Is arranging for social
round up on Friday. April 2s.
The Woman's Thirteenth Club, Miss
Henriette Strauss president. will have
dinner on Thursday ut the Francis.
Mrs. Owen Kildare win be chairman OF
the evening. Tho speakers will include
Mrs. ImoRenc King. Mrs. J. w. Loeb,
Miss Beatrice Irwin and Mrs. Kath-
crime Noack Fique. The topic will be
Modern Trend OF Psychology" Dis
cussions from the floor will be led by
Mr. Francis Wright Clinton and Mrs.
~ Obendorfer. The mirror which Il
broken at every meeting OF the club
to defy the superstition connected with
II will be shattered by Mrs. #. G. Clark.
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Charming Pollock To Be
POSTMASTER for Theoria

Theoria's Easter breakfast. which will
be held at the Hotel Aston on April 20
promises to be a most brilliant event
Mr.. Claiming Pollock. author. viii be
tho POSTMASTER. and there will be
many guests OF honor. A meeting of
the chalrmen and committees was held
yesterday. Mrs. Harold George Wood
Is president of the club. and Mrs. A.
r. Ommen Us the chairman of the
reception committee, and Mrs. Harry
MoCiasky N.assistant chairman.
Others on the committee are Mines
William IT, Aten. Joseph Arthur, L.
RI. Baer, Matthew Looram. A. n. War
ing. John Shea. s. A. Andrew, T. Clarke
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Mrs. Straight Aids Drive
.ansFor Trade Union League

-natrs. willard Straight is chairman
braA drive to raise money for nome
kUAhouse for the Women's Trade Union
tna9ue. The building Is TO be located
ed,,jk where between Fourteenth ana
psagacth streets I'm the commercial dis
tr,ot and will be self-supporting. The
Iu6rn is to be place where tho factory
saHphnd working woman may md GOOD
re0H Mt low price. rest rooms. DC.
ssfrAe frst of series Of entertainments
tBseain funds for the home will be given
xnsruesday, April rs, at the Hotel Penn
albania. IT will consist OF vaudeville
xarpffrniance by well known theatrical
e53RH an auction OF all sorts OF articles.
, SEbfer and dancing.
s1obo -
.nssYew Yor<'s Music Week was the
eif1y6xct OF talk by Charles y. Isaacson.
SsBrcaor OF newspaper concerts, at the
f1aRrtlc Club, Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage
bnnIdent. on Wednesday morning at the
waldorf Astoria. Miss Margaret Inez
Ford's topic was what IL Thought? :"
and Miss Sophie Irene Loeb gave short
talk. Groups Of songs in French and
xnSlsh were sung by Miss Gene Wallin.
fbBfAno. who also led the club In singing
THE star Spangled Banner and Amer
RA'e ~ the beginning and end Of the
peokram. The luncheon was under the
direction of Mrs. Henry Kreuter. The
bridge later In the afternoon was In
ia rye OF Mrs. william Durland. Guests
az honor included Mrs. Eugene J. Grant,
Mrs. William II. Chapman and Mrs
ERNEST T.. Malcolm. Mrs. George v.
Jtarkburne was chairman OF the day.
Chairmen OF other committees included
Mrs. Charles q. Braxmar. Mrs. y. L.
Jenkins. Mrs. Louis RI. Mathez and Mrs.
Adoiphun RaEan.
Tho Chicago Club. Mrs. Frederick X.
MecTsaac. president. and Mrs. John
Marshall Gallagher, honorary president.
met on Tuesday nj the waldorf-As toria.
Mrs r. II. Hoisngton was chairman OF
Tho day. and the program was made up
OF Early Persian poetry and talks by
Mrs Hoisington. Mrs. Warner Church.
III sang appropriate Persian songs.
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Won1en'S Automobile
Club to Give Bridge

The Women's National Automobile
Club OF America. Mrs. Charles Baker
president, will give bridge party on
Friday evening. April 81. IT will be
under the auspices Of the board Of gov
ernors. which Is made up of Mrs. Baker.
chairman: Mrs. Della We're Martin. Mrs.
Z. M. Smith, Mrs. Mary T. Nixon, Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Smith,. Mrs. Fl. L. Lind
quist, Mrs. Robert 6. Williams and Mrs.
Alexander q. Campbell.
The club will have y supper and
dance on April 28.
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Radio Concert for
Theater Assembly

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the annual spring luncheon of the
Theater Assembly. Mrs. J. Christopher
Marke president, which will be held at
the Hotel Aston on Saturday, April 20.
!; nronnlses to be one OF the most pic
turesaue events of the month, for the
tables viii be arranged In pink rose
garden. Fifteen hundred members ana
guests are expected to be present. Spe-
cial tables will be reserved for guests
from the Actors Fund Home on staten
Island and for ex-service men from the
hospitals.
A feature OF the afternoon VIII oe
radio and wireless concert. The lunch
con will be followed by dancing.
The club will have a social day on
sprii 2f and a choral concert on April
%. The last study day OF the season
was held on Friday, when there was
large attendance.
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
1essie Emerson Moffat president, VIII
hold it's monthly meeting In the wal
d--f- Astoria on April IT. Final arranse-
rr,ents for tho card party In aid OF tne
rAilanthropic fund will be made, as u
trses place on the following evening.
Mrs. Eva Phipps will give reading OF
an original one act play, and ais
.cussion of Candida and ITO the
ladies" will follow.
On wednesday, April 10. the members
~rfl have a luncheon at the WALDORF
Astoria Mrs. Carl Forsberg VIII be the
hostess for the matinee Of The Czarina
lW,ich will follow. A large number OF
lsaas members win attend both the
Lunch con and matinee.
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Women Fencers' Night
For University Forum

Women fencers night" will he held
by the University Forum of America on
Tuesday al the headquarters. 20s West
Ninoty-third street Mr.. Edward Booth
will be chairman OF tine evening and Ba-
roness Leila do Torinoff the hostess. The
guests or honor will be the young women
who were the winners on March % OF
the womens annual amateur fencing
championship. Miss AdelIne Gehrig. Mrs.
6tuyvesant Fish. Jr.. Miss Alice Ghenxe.
Miss Marie Janernig and Miss Elsie
Muecke. They will give an exhibition
under the direction OF Dr. Graeme NJ.
Hammond, president OF the Amateur
Fencers' League OF America.
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Amateurs Rehearsing New
Musical Review for Charity

Kelly. Mrs Morgan ]. O'Brien, Mrs.
Walter Burke, Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy.
Mrs. Henry ]. Lamarche, Mrs. Peter
Larson and Mrs. Charles G. Adams.
Posters have been donated by Harpcr's
BG-dr and by Howard Chandler Christy.
and tickets arc on sale at the Plaza.
Among those who have taken boxes are
Mr.. Edward Brady, Mr.. John Dillon, Mr..
George Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. McManus. Mrs. Johanna Leyendecker.
Mr.. Alfred v. Amy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Ellis.
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president Mrs. Ambrose ri. White, first
vice-president Mrs. Sidney Nj. Mason.
second vice-president: Mrs. Charles w.
Devereaux. recording secretary: Mrs,
Frank A. Lincoln, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. George w. Thomas. treas
uer, and Miss Mary j. Stinson. auditor.
A mock trial was presented by club
members and presided over by Mrs.
Ada Shorey as judge. Miss Bertha L..
Soule and Miss Snow as the attorneys
and Mrs. Archibald Shorey was the
prisoner who was on trial for alleged
theft.
The Woman's Democratic Club. Mrs
George II. Childs. president. had =
meeting On Friday at the Hotel COM
modore. 1t was a business meeting for
the election of officers.
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amounts TO be applied toward general
equipment.
The executive committee il charge
of the campaign is headed by Miss
That's Magrane, chairman of the
women's auxiliaries OF the American
Legion, and includes Mrs. Walter S.
Comfy, president OF the State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs: Mrs. Rich
ard NJ. Chapman. president of the City
Federation of Women's Clubs. Col.
Helen Bastedo. Mrs. Theodore Hardy.
Mrs. J. Christopher Marks. Major Will
lam f. Deegan. Lieut.. Belvin W. May
nard. campaign director. and Mr..
Charles Pope Caldwell.
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Theater Club Discusses
Play Lawful Larceny

The New York TheateA Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera president, Geld its busi-
ness meeting last Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. The ten new directors nominated
are Mines. Louis NJ. Ralston, j, w. Loeb.
l.. Frank. Dudley Van Holland, Helen
Dias, w. J. Martin, Daniel Tracey. II. H..
Rucker. w. w. WEIGH and Helen
Matthew. The play Lawful Larceny"
was UP for discussion. with Mrs. Joseph
Lane as chairman. Others speaking on
this subject were Mrs, Belle de Rivera.
Mrs. Thomas Slack. Mildred Holland.
Mrs. Dudley van Holland. Adele de
Lecuw and Miss Grace Hastings.
The club received two contributions
for it's Cherry street settlement work.
Mrs Emma Kip Edwards presented
$3.50 left from the matinee fund, and
Mrs, II. Schwabacker gave her check for
$40. This will be used TO provide one
breakfast each week for the Cherry
Street Children's Home.
For the Honest Opinion Bulletin.
Nine. Won Klenner was selected to re-
port on The Ladder" and Mrs. J. A.
Lawrence on 1.-THE Green Ring" Mrs.
w. ]. Martin is chairman OF discussion
on THE Pigeon" and Mrs. Dan Tracey
for ''rhe Czarina." Delegates to the New
York City Federation are Mrs. +. a.
Cornelius, Mrs. r. 1T. Rucker, Miss A. II.
Lewis and Mrs. ". Kahn. The club viii
attend matinee of THE Czarina' on
April 90. Reservations may be obtained
Of Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards. chairman
of matinee.
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4 bridge party for the benefit of the
McMahon Memorial Temporary shelter
for Children will be given at Sherry's
Thursday afternoon. April 20. The pa
tronesses. all members of the advisory
committee. are Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady.
Miss Georgine Ieelin. Mrs. William
Howard Taft I'd. Mrs. John D. Ryan.
Miss Teresa r. O'Donohue, Mrs. Robert
8. Peabody. Miss Yvonne Gourd. Mrs.
Charles n. Harris and Miss Adele lie
Barber
Miss Iselin has donated her box at tho
Metropolitan Opera House for a per-
Torrance as one prize Other prizes
will include the Brady and Ryan opera
seats and theater tickets
The shelter cares for the children Of
mothers who are Ill or otherwise unable
TO look after them and Is an established
charity. The rooms of the shelter are
at III East Fifty-seventh street.
Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne will give
her concluding talk this season on His
tory in the Making" at Aeolon Hall
Wednesday morning. under the suspices
OF the New York Diet Kitchen .,ssocia-
ton. In summarizing political. social
and other events OF national and inter-
national Importance during the winter
of 1922. Mrs. Payne will lay specia 1
emphasis upon the four subjects: Fri
umph of Lloyd George" Problems of
Genoa" New Lease OF Life for the
Sick Man OF Europe America" and
Tho Survey
Mrs Philip Simon. president OF the
Foster Mothers Association, has called
special meeting for tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Astor for the purpose
OF receiving a report from the captains
ana lieutenants on the progress OF the
membership drive for 5000 new mem
hers which was started at the begin
ming of the month. The principal work
OF this organization is to provide free
milk fos the undernourished children of
the public schools and also 10 provide
scholarships for children who otherwise
would be unable to receive an educa-
ton.
The Women's Health Protective Assoc
citation, Mrs. Ralph Trautmann presi-
dent, held its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Aston. The speakers of the afternoon
were ;. Graham Mulhall, president Of
the Narcotic Drug Control League
whose topic was Narcotics as a Mem
ace to the Youth Of the Country" and
Mrs. William DOORS OF Bombay. India.
who spoke on 'yahases of Life in India. .
The association will celebrate Presl
dents Day on Tuesday. May 2. by giving
luncheon at the Hotel Aston which will
De followed by ar entertainment. Mrs
Eugene J. Cumiszy is chairman of the
luncheon committee. which includes Mrs.
John Francis Barry, Mrs. Victor H.
Emerson. Mrs. George w. Loper, Mrs.
Benjamin Scudder Mrs. Henry Van
Reed. Mrs. John r. Lowell Mrs Carl
Schmd. Mrs. Oscar Messevian. Mrs.
Walter J. Barron. Mrs. w. 7. levitt and
Mrs. Kane.
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Mock Trial Given by
Maine Women's Club

AZ the meeting OF the Maine women's
Club on Saturday afternoon last al the
Wsldorf-Astoria the following officers
we're elected: Mrs. William ". Conkiin,
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Life as a Fine Art to
Give May Pole Party

Life as Fine Art. Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton president will have a
meeting on Wednesday at the Hotel
Commodore. A reception by the presi-
dent. officers and guests OF honor will
prccede the program. Mrs. Easton will
give the seventh and last lecture In q
series on Life and Mental Hygiene"
entitled "The Transforming Touch of
Power" Vocal numbers will be given by
Mrs. Leopold Price. and Mrs. George NJ.
Clyde will tell OF Current Events in
Poetry
The club Is closing a season OF many
activities. II has given hut for the
American Veterans Camp at Upper
Lake, and TO gain the necessary funds
for II many OF the members will open
their homes for card parties and teas.
They will include Mrs Gahagan, Mrs.
Louis Arata. Mrs. Elsa Nulsen. Mrs.
William r. Malone. Miss Effie Stewart.
Mrs. y. A. Gardner, Mrs William J.
Hancock Mrs. George Patterson and
Mrs a. J. Miller
on April rs the club will have n tea at
Stockton Chambers, 300 West 10th
street when Mrs. Caroline Eberhard will
be hostess Mrs. Easton will lecture on
practical Psychology"
Tho May pole party OF the club will be
held on May 10 Mt Stockton Chambers.
II will be supper and dance. Tickets
for u are $3.50. and may be obtained
from the treasurer. Mrs. William Ruskin
Malone. 40 Riverside Drive.
Drama Comedy Edyth Totten prcs-
dent. will hold the June gambol this
year on the Hotel Astor roof. with a
frolic program, midnight supper and
dancing. Saturday. June ~.
on April 26 the officers and members
OF Drama Comedy will give luncheon
at the Hotel Astor to the president,
Edyth Totten, on her birthday.
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A benefit entertainment for the home
clubhouse will be given on April IS at
the Hotel Pennsylvania under the au-
spices OF the W'omen's Trade Union
League. The program. which will be
given by professionals, win include
vaudeville acts dances, vocal numbers
and skefcEpa
The Washington times., 1922-09-04


Dempsey used to have his
troubles with Willie Meehan, not
because Willie. was. good fighter,
but because he wouldn't fight.
Any fighter will tell you that it
is easier to make a showing
against a good opponent than
against a Joe Magee.
The suggestion has been made
that Wills should now meet one
of the white men in the heavy
weight division as a further test,
but it scenes to US this is un-
necessary, unless Wills desires.
He is formally signed to meet
Dempsey, and the Dempsey-Wills
affair will take place as soon as
it can be properly organized.
The Washington times., 1922-09-04
It's Unjustly Criticized.

TT seems to us that Wills style
of milling has been rather un-
- justly criticized. Some seem
to think that it is a foul style
because Harry has a trick of
clamping his left hand under an
opponents shoulder and yanking
him in to him while betting away
with his right.
We doubt if Dempsey will ever
offer an objection to this method,
because it is water on Dempsey's
wheel. Dempsey is a great body
puncher, and he could hardly ask
anything better than to have an
opponent pull him in. We should
think the man apt to bother
Dempsey most is the fellow who
keeps away from him.
Wills also whacks an opponent
on the back of the neck with the
so-called rabbit punch" This
punch is Dempsey's own. Then,
too, Harry loves to hammer his
right against a mans back in the
region of the kidneys, but we
doubt if the damage done by this
punch, especially to a well-con-
ditioned man, is very serious.
The Washington times., 1922-09-04
0U|MET
AND JONES ARE
PUBLIC CHOICE
Three American GoIfing Stars
Continue to Rule as Favorites
for National Championship.
By ROBERT e. HARLOW.

BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. A.
Bobby Jones, Francis Ouimet ard
Chick Evans continue to rule the
favorites for the title in the national
amateur golf championship at the
Brookline Country Club.
Jesse Guilford, present champion,
and w. b. Terrence, the Scot golfer.
a member Of the British team, and
Tommy Armour are being given con-
siderable attention. Armour Is play
ing fine golf and in better condition
than he has ever been since his ar.
rival in America three years ago.
After a days rest the field of
amateurs played the final qualifying
round today to determine the thirty
two golfers who were to continue
tomorrow in the first round of match
play.
Interest centered in the effort of
Roger Wethered of the British In.
ternational team and Harrison
Johnston, of st. Paul, American
team, to qualify. Wethered took
SO strokes in the first round on
Saturday and Johnston was 50. 1t
was estimated that they would need
to score in the low seventies to
make the match play.
Many of the contestants played
yesterday in the annual best-ball
competition for club PAGES for the
trophy Of - the American Golfer.
John Anderson and Jesse Sweet.
Re: Reekie ana ~ Frank Dyer. Dye ~'n Of Upper l!
Montclair, for first place with
scores of 50 each. The Siwanoy
pair played the last nine with a
best-ball of thirty.three.
Tommy Armour and Willie Hunt.
er, of West Chester, Biltmore, were
seventy, Armour taking three puts
from within ten feet OF the hole on
the home green.
Bobby Jones and Francis Ouimet
did not practice yesterday, but
Chick Evans teamed with Ira Couch
In the American Golfer Champion.
They scored ~. Couch had an
Individual ball of IS for the first
nine.
All >of the highly rated players
with the exception Of wethered and
Johnston played we'll enough Satur.
day 80 that nothing but bad col
lapse could prevent them from
making match play,
Robert Gardner. OF Chicago. was
out In front of the fold, In the
contest for the medal. his. fine
round Of II having, given him the
edge. !
Jones, who took 70 for his satur
day round, was considered Gard
| ner's most formidable opponent for
the qualifying round. t..
The Washington times., 1922-09-04
M0LLA AGAIN
HALTS HELEN
.: IN NET FINAL
National Champion Is Forced
to Three Sets to Defeat
California Girl.

CEDARHURsT, N. Y. Sept. A.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, Of
New York, national women's tennisi
champion, yesterday defeated Miss
Helen Wills, the sixteen-year old
Berkeley. Cal, girl, in a hard-fought
three-set match. 3-6, 6-1, SO, in the
final round Of the Rockaway Hunt
ing Clubs invitation tournament.
It was the second time in a few
weeks that the Pacific coast girl star
forced Mrs. Mallory to extra sets to
win.
Miss Wills, paired with Miss
Leslie Bancroft, Of West Newton,
Mass, was victorious in the doubles
final, defeating Mrs. Mallory and
Miss Phyllis Walsh. Of Philadelphia,
in straight sets, 81, 7.5.
Miss Wills and Miss Bancroft
gained their final bracket by defeat
ing Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and
Mrs. Barger Wallach, 81, Ga, G-2,
while Mrs. Mallory and Miss Walsh
eliminated Mrs. De Forest Candee
and Miss Elizabeth Handy, Ga, rs,
In the other semi.final.