The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20

Recommendations. If the enthusiasm this
spring is maintained thruout the sum-
mer the club will be forced to meet
the demands.
The Shawnee club has been invited
to- send a team to play Manhattan
soon. Shawnee's team at the Junction
City invitation tourney has attra cted
state wide attention. The state clubs
seem to be dividing between the grass
and sand green followers.
Something new in golf attire was
witnessed on the Country club course
the other day when a visiting Knight
Templar was seen playing in full Ma
! sonic dress, plume and all. He left
his sword with the caddymaSter.
Ladies' Day this week was even
more popular at the Country club.
Nearly fifty women played the course.
many of them starting at O'Clock in
the morning and carrying their game
thruout the afternoon.
The best score of the day was made
by Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, who brought in
a 54 for nine holes. Mrs Arthur j.
Carruth. Jr., was second with a 5S,
Mrs. Monte sKistler third with so,
Mrs. w. E. Bulls with a 81. Mrs.
Frank Burrow with 62 and Miss
Genevieve Funk with a "a. The fea-
ture of the day was a three by-hole
play between Mrs. G. B. Merriam and
Mrs. Forrest Loveland- Mrs. Love-
land took three holes over to bring in
her card victorious. In the be-
ginners' contest Mrs. J. c. Wilson took
the honors with a Al for five holes.
Mrs George H. Allen was second with
a As. In the putting contest Mrs.
George Staebler and Mrs. S. w. Black
tied with 19's for the nine putting Mole
clock Mrs. Staebler won the play
off Mrs. w. E. Davis took beginners
honors with a 20 for the round
1t was the last day of the Saint
Sinners tournament The women who
have won their matches in the last
three weeks and who were given the
prizes were: MIS-. Frank Burrow. Mrs.
Arthur J. CaTruth. Jr.. Mrs W: A.
Biby, Mrs John Waters. Mrs. W. E.
Baldwin and IIrs. C. z. Gault.
Mrs w D. Updegraff, chairman of
the womep's events, has announced
the pairings for the Glass A. B and
matches at the Country club next
Tuesday. A ball will be given to the
low medal in each class. The pairings
follow:
CLASS A
Mrs. kelIam VS.. Mrs. Carruth.
Mrs. Gault vs.. Miss Yoder
Mrs. Kistler VS.. Mrs. Bulls.
Mrs. Gardner VS.. Mrs. Cole
Mrs. Hayden VS.. Mrs. Burrow.
Mrs. c. A. Wolf VS.. Mrs. Dillon.
Mrs. Eastman VS.. Miss Funk.
Mrs C1ither0 VS.. Mrs. McFadden.
Mrs. Charles Wolff VS.. Mrs. Dana Davis
Miss Ware vs. Miss Frost
CLASS b
Mrs. Felix VS.. Miss Kramer.
Miss Nichols vs.. Mrs Biby<
Mrs. Arnold VS.. Mrs. Stradhan.
Mrs. Walker VS.. Mrs. Page
Mrs. Waters VS.. Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Hayden VS.. Mrs Merriam.
Mrs. Loveland VS.. Mrs Fisher.
- Mrs Murray vs. Mrs. Neese.
Mrs. Paine VS.. Mrs. Ackcrman.
Mrs. Parker vs. Mrs. Guild.
Mrs; Moore VS.. Mrs. Mohler. e.
CLASS C -
Mrs Wilson VS. Mrs. Allen.
Mrs Mills VS. Mrs r. BuFrow.
Mrs. Whitney VS.. Mrs VanPetten.
Mrs. Monroe VS.. Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Gouriey VS.. Mrs. Baldwin.
Mrs. Elliott VS. Miss Mcmillan.
Mrs. Bonner VS.. Mrs Merrick.
Mrs z. Williams vs., Mrs Cutler.
Mrs. Ed Bracket VS.. Mrs. Fred Bracket.
Mrs. Liuard VS. Mrs Pierce.
Mrs. Storrs vs. Mrs. Gibbs.
Mrs. McDonough VS.. Mrs. Kramer.
Mrs. Price VS.. Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. McClung vs.. Mrs. Black
Harry Gavitt, chairman of the
handicap committee of the Country
club. is anxious for not less than five
cards from each player for the pur-
pose of establishing spots for the
1922 season. Handicap play will be 4
feature of all tournaments this sea-
son and in order to avoid confusion,
complaint and argument il is neces-
sary to have scores
Here is one for "Bing Bang Bill''
Biby-he can use it for domestic pur-
noses when the 0ccas sion demands