New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

nounees its calendar of golf events for the coming season as follows
 Ladies Day''-Every Tuesday dur Ing May and June
 Ringer mpetition.From May 6 to Nov. 4
 May 2o-Team Match, Shuttle Meadow at Highland c, C., Meriden
 May 27-Opening Day Tournament, lS-hole Ball handicap,
 May 30 Decoration Day)-Team match. sReds' versus Blues"
 June 3-Team Match, Shuttle Meadow at Brooklyn c. C., Bridge port,
 June 10 - Mixed Foursome, lS- hole. Medal handicap.
 June l7--Team Match. Shuttle Meadow at New Haven c. C., New Haven.
 June 24-Kicker's Handicap. &c., lcct your own handicap,
 July - Vice Presidents Cup. Match play, IS holes. Qualifying round, 6 lowest net scores qualify.
 July 4-Vice Presidents Cup. Final round. p. m. driving and approach ing. Contest for men and women. July o-Dcst bdll Fouf pdll TOUT some.
 July 15--Ccmetery Golf Tourna- ment.
 July 22-Sweepstakes. July 29 - Tournament Committee Cup. 1S-hole handicap. Aug. 5-Match Play Against Par"
 Aug. 12-Blind Bogey Handicap.
 Aug. 19-Best Nine-Hole Tourna- mcnt. Handicap.
 Aug. 2s--Sweepstakes.
 Sept. 2-4, inclusive ("Labor Day") Tournament. Greens Committee Cup,
 Sept. 9-MiXed Toursome.
 Sept. 16 - Club Championship. Presidents Cup. Qualifying round IS holes.
 Sept. 23-Open date.
 Sept. 30 - Club Cham pionship. Finals.
 Oct. 7--Tcam Match. Sequin at Shuttle Meadow.
 Oct. 14--Sweepstakes.
 Oct. 21--One Club Tournament.
 Oct 2S-Medal Handicap. 1S-hole.
 
 The bridge golf party was well at- tended at the Shuttle Meadow club on Tuesday In the morning tn ere were ever so many enthusiastic golf CTS on the course About noon n.any more guests dropped in for the de- ightful lunch which was served and stayed on for the bridge during the afternoon. The bride prize was awarded to Mrs. Ray Leach. There will be supper dance at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening with dancing from 8 to 12.
  Miss Leonie Grove, daughter of MT. Mir and Mrs. Thomas Grove Of Grove Hill, entertained three tables of | bridge at her home Monday evening. The prizes were awarded to Miss Az nes Finnegan, Miss Norma Began and Miss Rose Glover Decorations were carried out in lavender and white.
 
 Bernard Myerson, son of Mrs. He's sic Myerson of Olive street, a stu dent at the Boston University, has been awarded the Wells gold medal for excellence in oratory.
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 MT. and Mrs J. R. Andrews of Vine street will leave May 29 for California.
 Edward Dawson of New York city has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Abbie Dawson of Prospect street. during the past week.
 Miss Martha Clark, daughter of Dr. Robert and Mrs. Clark of Garden . street. is spending the weekend in Boston.
 Arnold Walen has returned to New { York city after spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. A. E. Wallen ' of Warlock street. Mrs. Louis Jones of Hamilton street entertained at bridge at her home Friday afternoon. The prize f went to Mrs. John Loomis. j
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Porter. formerly of Hartford, are now mak- I ing their home on Garden street in a this city. / Miss Esther Miller, daughter of | Mrs. S. N Miller of Trinity. street, is in New York city. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Law of r Garden street entertained three tables r If bridge at her home last evening,
 l,I P1if Bristol and Norman Mckirdy. a Mrs. George w. Christ will enter S ain at a benefit whist for the Sun I hine society at her home on Lincoln p treet next Wednesday afternoon. Thure Frederickson, organist and " hoir leader of the Swedish Bethany J hurch announces a concert and F ecital to be given at the church c thursday evening. June s, at eight C ,clock. Mir Frederickson is to be .ssisted by Peter Loror, of New Iaven a musician of note. $ MT. and Mrs. l. H. Solomon of II dain street will observe the fiftieth W of their wedding on Fri V ay, May 26. II Miss Ruth Panerilio of Cherry .. treet gave a miscellaneous shower - ast evening to Miss Agnes Riley ', rhose marriage to Charles Williams \. f Clark street will take place next !, nonth. Miss Riley received several ttractive gifts.