The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-05


Mrs. W WI 5. Updesfaii and 70 = =
Mrs r.; George Alien and ~ 70 %
Mrs. r. II. Burrow and n.
DR.. Robert Stewart, former all
around college athlete and widely
known Kansas surgeon, always has
maintained that golf was an "old
r.an's game" He has promised his
friends that when he reached a GER
he would buy a mother-hubbard and
set of clubs and begin. Recently
Doctor Stewart had seven teeth pulled.
IT am ready for my first lessons" he
has informed local golfers.
Noel v. Wood and George T. Nc
Dermott went cut Labor Day morning
to join a foursome at the Country
club. Walking in the locker room
they saw wrapping paper, Irvine, laun-
dry slips and packages of all kinds.
Every man in the room was putting
on his latest and his best for the
Scotch mixed foursomes with the
ladies'. 81 thought this was a golf
course, not a fashion revue" grunted
Wood to McDermott. And they
climbed back in their cars and went
home. disguised and disgruntled.
Even George Godfrey Moore, who
has worn stockings that don't match
for the last ten years, appeared with
his mixed foursome in a brown, gray
and blue mixture of perfect hue and
partnership.
we should call her Anne Up-and-
going instead of Anne Updegraff.' :"
said a Country club golfer after the
most successful mixed event Monday.
"She has done more for women golf
in Topeka than any other one person.
Yesterday was gala day for the lat
est golf fashions at the Country club.
Men who ordinarily slip on their
flowing neck shirts, their sand soiied
knickers and their grass worn shoes
were QUILTED in creases and neckttes,
shines and white bankerehiefs. And
the women, Marvellous! Knockers.
sweaters, sleeveless coats, flannel
skirts, gaudy stockings. natty sport
shoes-man-power cannot describe.
| It was the largest gathering of
| party-dressed men and women for
! golf purposes ever admired in To-
peka- -ee -,
The mixed Scotch foursomes will be-
come an annual society as well as
golf event. It will be the fall fashion
show of Tokepa golfdom.
president Str1ckIand never ap-
peared so handsomely dressed. During
one of his promenades down the
crowded verandas before the matches
"Walkie" Updegraff called his at
| tention TO a rather unnecessary ex-
| hibit between one golf stocking and
| the cuff of his Knockers.
"Oh. that is perfectly proper, spoke
up Mrs. Strickland. This is a Scotch
foursome, isn't it :"
DR.. George H. Allen. attic well
draped, improved his appearance thru
the discovery Of DORM on No. II
| fairway. He opened the ladies' carry
| all and found face powder and rouge.
( When he arrived at the club house he
was he-Julian Eltinge.
When you see Judge Porter Colonel
Dean and Charlie Gault arguing about
their score at the Country club it ism
q question of who is the best golfer
| but who is the best lawyer. George
! Guild made a foursome out of this
| so-called "Temperamenta1 Three
some" Monday.
Mrs. Ivan Dibble performed the
most difficult shot of the Scotch four
sOnfes Monday. She found It necessary
to climb into the hedge on No. IL to
mashie the ball out to the fairway.
And she did it in true professional
fashion.
isn't he a bear?" commented Z
member of the gallery to Mrs. Fred
Ackerman as her partner, Frank
Griggs sent a drive screaming ur
No. Is fairway. t.s
mo, not bear but a perfect dear
when it comes to exhibiting patience
over my wretched Shots" was Mrs
Ackerman's clever reply.
That should plaster Franks wounds
after his loss Of the club champion
ship.
"My, I feel embarrassed" ventured
one of the women players to another
Here I am with a date for thif
Scotch foursome and my man hasn't
shown up yet"
4 H. S. McFadden is one of Topeka.
few southpaw golfers. He is slicing AMI
when he stands up to No. tee at the
Country club with the ees-stymie he
is the envy OF his opponents. AS
Theodore Snattinger wasn't one o.
the lucky chaps to be matched will
a fair one at the Scotch foursome a
the Country club Monday, so he cad
died for Mrs. Snattinger. with NJ
weapons I had to assume some sor
, of protection he explained. .
James Hayes who has been holdfnl