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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Victims of Traps

uAGEN, MacFarlane and Oulmet,
IL fell victims TO the traps and
trials which Worcester presented
a.plenty and left themselves to diff.
cult tasks when II came to the last
few holes. The 18th hole here Is
such that birdie is gift OF the
gods. for the approach must be made
from quite a distance and It Is luck
II u lies dead. Bobby Jones, the
youthful amateur, and Willie Mac.
Farlane, the veteran pro. will fight
for the title on Friday. Jones IL
striving to add the open champion.
ship 70 the amateur title which he
now holds. To MacFarlane the
honor Will be well due, as Il has
been long delayed
This comparatively little known
professional Is one Of the great.
est technical golfers ever to
compete In an open. He knows
his shots as few men do. He IL
q quiet, deep student ~ tho
game, and plays for exactly the
shots he wants, whether II be
on or OF the green, but Mac.
FarIane Is professional who
thinks more Of his Job at his
club, Oak Ridge, n. ", shan he
does Of travelling around the
country In exhibition plays.
He gives lessons, makes clubs. and
tends 10 business In tho cnddy hous,
and leaves the touring to the others
Ar result, the fnme and fortune
that goe with the open title viii b,
new experience 10 him, provided
he can beat Bobby.
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How Seattle Beat
Angels Thursday

Grimes fly Hood fouled out 20
Herman, Whaley singled 10 left
Krug flied out 90 Lane IN deep
center No runs one hit. no er
rura.
SEATTLE - llasty out, Gunthrr
20 Grimes. Lane llird out To Hood,
Brady Out. Heck 10 Grimes. No
runs. mo- hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
los ANGELES sandbcrg flied
ont 10 McCabc, Beck walked. Root
sacrificed and WAS out. HHsiy TO
Herman. Beck taking second Gun
Their doubled to right scoring Beck.
l;ldred got one hand on the bail.
but couldn't catch H. Twomblcy
singled across second scoring Gun.
Their rwombley stole second Grimes
filed out 20 lane Two runs, two
hits, no errors
SEArrI.E-BraTill fuuled out TO
krug. Isldrcd walked. Herman
singled TO center. sending Eldred to
third. ,IeCabe popped out 10 Beck.
Lucas batting for Emmrr. Lucas
, walked. 7. Baldwin batting for
Daly. L. baldwin singled 20 right
scoring l.ldrcd and Herman and
was out trying To go Ia second for
double. Tromblcy 10 Beck. Two
runs, Two hits, no error,
TENTH INNiNG
los ANGELES go Earl Baldwin
now catching for Seattle and Crane
Is playing abort Hood struck out,
WhHlcy flied out 10 Eldred Crane
won't behind second hasn 10 set
kruE's groundor and be threw him
out at first. II Was a wonderful
play. No runs. no hits. no errors.
sEaTTLE--Iiasty struck out and
WIS out SandberE 60 Grimes.
Lane hit by pitched ball. Brady
sacrificed and was out. Root 10
Grimes. Lane on second. BRAZIL
out, Grimes TO Root. who covered
first. No runs. no hits, no errors.
ELEVENTH INNING
los ANGELES sandberg walk.
ed Heck struck out and sandbers
stole second. Roo, popped out TO
BRADY. Gunther flied out 10 Sic.
Cabr, 40 runs. no hits. no errors.
sElATTLE--Eidrrd filed out 20
Whaley. Herman flied 10 Hood.
McCabc out. Gunthcr to Grimes.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
TWELFTH INNING
los ANGELES Twpmhled walk
ed. Grimes walked HooJ singled
thru short. scoring Twomh c q.
Grimes on third Whairy walked,
filling The taaes. Fuauci now pitch.
luE for Seattle. KruE forced Grimes
az tho plate. BRAZIL TO Baldwin. Tho
bases arc u,lll full. sandbsrE flied
10 Lane. scoring Hood whaley on
third. on an attempted double steal
Whnley was out az the plate. FuHael
to baldwin. Two runs, one hit. no
errors.
SIsATrLE--Crane out, Root TO
Grimes. T.. Baldwin singled TO
right. Cutshaw batting for Fussel.
Cutshaw singled thru short. Bald
win taking second Lane fouird out
10 Whalcy. Brady WALKED. filling
the bases. NIIlstcad now pitching
for los Angeles. BRAZIL walked.
forcing In Baldwin. Payne now
pitching for Los Angeles. Eidrcd
singled TO right. scoring Cutshaw
and Brady Three runs, three hits,
no errors.
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tho the Greb.WaIker fight IL fraught
with more decisive possibilities than
the Gibbons.Tunncy match or the
one last week. between Mickey Nc.
Tigue and Paul Berlcnbach. little has
been hard Of Il because these affairs
preceded Il on the calendar.
McTigue was n pathetic champion
at best and Berlenbach was only a
shade better in their bout. Gibbons
and Tunney can only decide whether
Gibbons Is better than Tbaucy. or
vice versa. haviT- - titles at stake.
and no certainty that the winner viii
ever get match with Jack Dcmp.
sey.
George Engel. once manager Of
Greb, picks Walker TO beat Harry
and become the holder OF the middle.
weight as well as tho wcltcrwcight
title. Engel. who knows Greb's style
and preferences, believes that the
Pittsburgh fighter has made mis-.
take in accepting match with so
good a little man as walker Greb.
he says. is at his best fighting
bigger men than himself, because he
con out.speed them and make them
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second with Ouimet OF Woodland
with marks OF 2s2. could have won
the championship hands down. II he
hadn't blown up on the final round
and taken 40 going out. a 80 com
ing home was not good either. and
the young New Yorker had to d.
vide second place.
Ouimet, the graceful amateur from
Brookllne. who 10 years ago tied O
knot in the British lions tail by beat
ing tho best OF the foreign invad
ers In the open at his home course
could have won Thursday, but he
took 80 going out. and siumped on
the way back at the crucial moment
taking a So.
Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen
came together from quite n distance
in the rear to tie for third place with
marks Of 293 apiece. Old Mike Brady
who had 14s Wednesday. shot rs ant
"a Thursday and moved up next tC
the third place men with 29i.
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Young
and PUrsey
PLdyFinaIs
BY ALEX ROSE

For the third successive day Mrr.
Walter Pursey. the Jefferson parl,
Golf club entry upset the dope In
the womena city championship a.
lnglewood Thursday. by scoring a
three and two victory against Phoebe
Nell Tidmnrah. Seattle Gaif tiub
champion In the lower scmlifnnl
bracket Phenomenal putting won
the match Tor Airs Puracy
In the final match today. starting
al 10 o'clock, Mrs Puracy tecd.off
against Mu Harry Young OF Ingle.
wood and holder OF The Pacific North.
west title. who scored an easy VIC.
tory against Helen Farrell. OF the
Seattle Golf club. In the upper semi.
final match Thursday morning. nix
up and five TO play
The playing ~ Aira Purscy thru.
out tie tournament has been the
one senEntion Of the early matches
I'm tho first round she defeated Mrs.
Cary. tho holder. nnd followed
up by eliminating Hra rrasr. ln tho
second round m1fchcs. Wednesday
The frat flight matches Thursday
morning resulted IN victories for Mrs.
Twitehsli. who defeated Mrs. Lang,
BE. two an aud Mrs. Cary who won
against Mlrs, RlHtiue. two and one,
All four belong 20 tho entertaining
club Mrs TWiicheli and Mfa. Cary
tecd-oft this morning lu the final
match az 1910 O'Clock
In tho Young Farrell match the
former made the turn efh n four up
lead and won very huudily. IN tho
other Feml.finnl match. Mrs. Puraey
had one up lead over Miss It'd.
marsh when they ieod Off 10 tho
tenth hole Both players player
steadily. bat wonderful putting by The
jefferson Park entry gave her tho
udrantnge
CHAMPIONSHIP
Mfs Young beet Niss raFFsu. { sBa 8
Nff frfssE hest ulss Tidmsrsh, and 3
iinsr FLIGHT
Nrs TriichHI beat Mrs Isnsiey. an
afa Carr heat Ne fiisiiHs. and 4
SECOND FLIGHT. fINAI
Mrs stevens beat Mfs Harris ara 7
THIRD FLIGHT. TINAI.
Mrs 1eass beat Mrs.. asArhan. un
after tia
Tot nTH FLIGHT. FINAL
Are Whiiman beat Mfs itsnfy. ard :
iitfn FLIGHT. FINAL
Ms Hutchinson heat Mfs Mcnamara.
80
SIXTH PLIGHT TINaf
Mrs. iialtun beat Mfs wslsp srar
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Standing of
Open Leaders
THE standing OF the II leaders

TUE standing OF the II leaders
l. IN tho open Eolf play was.
Bobby Jones, Atlanta. e9i
WINE Mac Farlane. oak
Rridgo. 29i
Johnny Farrell. Quaker Ridge.
ssa.
Francis ouimct. Woodland. coz.
Walter Hagen. Pasadena. Flor.
ira. ssa.
George sarazsn. Fresh Meadow.
.95.
Mike Brady. Winged Foot. 3gS.
Leo Diegel. Washington, u, c.
2ss.
Al Espincsa. Chicago. 293.
Laurie Ayton. Chicago. ssT,
Macdonald Smith. Lakevlle.
200.
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a AAIsAJ ~ - - y
the promoters
Of tho middle
eight cham.
plnnshlp fig hi
between Harry
Grcb and Mickey
w ak err III
throw opon their
windows and be
gin 60 blat thei,
from b es "a
hnjly hoo ira q Z
FOR their show,
one week later
Harry wills viii
fight Charlie
welncrt on the
aann rnrtl. Al.
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Comes From Rear
and Knots Count TWice

BIRD named Frank Garrison was supposed 10 have
"A had a patent something those nobby finishes
that make strong break down and weep and women
forget to powder their noses but what the Seattle Indians
showed IN their two wonderful comebacs 10 tie and then
beat Los Angeles 65 in II innings yesterday makes that
gent look like the verest kind of a bum
For eight innings Los Angeles and Seattle had steamed
thru a fast, we-pitched game
And then the visitors chased two in the ninth The
customers #ei ready to leave for early dinner when the
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figure any more. But Bobb
on. Thus Jones stands
third big title in three years.
AiacFarlane had TO shoot wonder.
ful golf on the last hole 20 tie Jones.
He needed a four and knew H. His
approach was too strong and his
cause seemed lost when the hall
landed at the far edge OF the green
SO feet from the cup. He rolled u
within one foot OF the well with his
first putt. however. and dropped Il
for the required four.
ZONES. sore and unhappy young
- man. sat turnout the sultry after.
noon on the porch OF tho club house
at Worcester waiting 10 be beaten.
Lady Luck was lowering about him.
hut he didn't know Il, And when
the last long shadows OF evening fell
across the wide sweeping falrways.
where the open championship OF 1925
was being fought, Bobby had not
been beaten.
Whoever defeats Jones will
win the open, said the experts
as the country's leading golfers
set out In quest OF the OPEN title
for MaeFarlane was the only
entrant to equal Bobby score
Of 29i.
Jones was one OF the earliest 20
finish. and his 2sI didn't look so good.
There we're half dozen leaders with
nm excellent chance 10 beat the A..
lantic amateurs mark. especially
MacFarlane, the genial. specialized
metropolitan golfer. who needed but
a II 10 win his first championship.
but the test OF swcltering heat and
tho grind OF an open championship
Plus the omnipoteut presence OF a
lady they know as Luck. proved too
much for MacFariane and the
others
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DATED for Ernmsr ia ninth.
fBaited Tor Daily in ninth.
;Bhgted for RUSSELL IN i2th.
1.-Two out when winning run scored.
Innings pitebed--Hssiy II plus. Root
II =, Miistead ! minus. Credit victory 70
RUSSELL. Charge defeat 10 Root ~ hat
--Off Hasty ~. Root ~. Hlta/ Cd
Off TASTY ?. Root ~. Runs y |-oft
Hnsty Q. Runs responsible forl-ty 8.
Root 3. Struck out-HaEiy ., Root 3.
Bases on hails-Hasiy !. Root :. AiiEtssd
n. uit by pitched hail-Laue. Stolen
hascs-Ty ombiey. ssndberg. Two.bass
hit gunther. Sacrifice hits - Grimes,
Beck. Root. Brady. sandberK Runs
haitsd in--Bragiii. Root, Ganthsr. Twon-
hity Z. Baldwin :. Hood. sandberg, III
dr'a 2 Double piaFs-iacobs uraarist-
sai Twomhiry to Grimes; HaEty 70 En-
ner 10 Herman Tims-2.so.
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'hAh " III wac Alii man VI Tic
hour, when he did his Gus
tom airy pinch-hitting and
drove in two mates with a
blow 10 right field.
Bob IIasty was pitching wonderful
ball FOR Seattle. slight wayering from
time 20 time IN his control which
wasn't given any help by Jack Car
rolls rather uncertain cyehghi. caua-
Ing him trouble. Charley Root was
likewise making u tough on the
Seattle stickera.
Bui ii1ty blew up sky high In
the 18th and lost control com.
plctsly. Fred russell went IN
with the bases filled and, before
hc could get the side out, two
runs had scored
That did look like the ball game
waH oyer.
But not yet, Marie. not yet.
Those pesky Indians started raj.
ly that made d. y Dugdale do toe
dance ana two other gents fainted.
tho crowd fhrieked en- mnsse. A. Y.
Washburn nearly fell out OF the
press box -and you fill IN the rest OF
the details: you know how those
things nre.
Seattle had used a flock Of pinch
hltters IN that ninthinning thriller
and u was tho new men in the
lineup that started the winning
rally.
Red" Baldwin. who had 10 catch.
bad finger and all. when Ted Bald.
win had hatted for Daily in the
ninth. started !, with one out by
singing 10 right.
George Cutshaw, the old re.
liable, busted a single to right
Lane was ont and Il looked like
II was all over.
But Root walked Brady and filed
the bases.
Marty Krug rushed Milstead 70
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United States. He was the leading man
in with a card that Just tied his total of 29l.
among those who had finished the u holes
over WorceSter's sizzling hot championship
course, Thursday afternoon, until Willie
MacFarlane of the Oak Ridge club, came
This means that Jones will have to shoot
off the tie in subsequent 1S-hole match
with the professional Two years ago,
Jones and Bobby Cruikshank wound up
neck and neck in the open Mt lnwood l.. L.,
and Jones won on the 18th hole the next
day Last year he lost the open champion
ship TO Cyril Walker, who was sunk n
thousand fathoms deep with score of l5l
~ of the present tournament and does not
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al the m ogt.
tro u b le came
singIy and In
pairs for each
and every one.
Bobby himself,
had encountered
plenty before he
finally slung his
putter into the
bag on the 18th
green and siaIked
Off e,pIieving him
out OF II.
Johnny Farrell
OF Quaker Ridge,
y. Y. who fin.
ished In a tic FOR
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FIRST INNING


or HruEIlla glove Twombley flied
out 20 Eidrcd Grimes famed, Hood
singled 20 rlEht. jacobs taking third.
whhlcy out. Brudy 10 Herman, No
runs, two hits no errors.
SEATTLE - Lane flied out 10
Whalcy. Brady singled to center
and took third ON Whairy's or
ror. Iirafill singled down the third
base line, scoring Brady. Eldrcd
lined out TO Jacobs. and Jacobs ran
TO first and caught BRAZIL Tor an
unasslstcd double play. one run,
two hits, one error.
SECOND INNING
los ANGELES Krug flied out
90 Herman. sandbcrg walked Beck
out Brady To Herman. sandbcrg
on second Root singled TO center,
scoring sandberg Jacobs struck
opt Jacobs WAS haulhhcd from tho
game for protesting decision on
the last strike by Umpire Carol,
One run. one hit. no errors
SEiTTLE-Ounthcr NOW playing
second base for los Angeles. Heel,
ON shortstop. Herman struck out.
McCabr foulcd out Ca krug. Emmrr
famed. No runs. no hits, no cr'
rors.
THIRD INNING
los ANGELES -Twomiled beat
out hit to Herman. Grimes sac.
rlficod aud was out. Daily 20 Her
man. Hood out. uusty 10 Herman.
whalcy out. BRAZIL 20 Herman,
BRAZIL making nice running play
ON the blow. No runs. ono BIZ. no
errors.
St.ATTIE-Daly was out. Root 10
Iirug 10 crimes. the ball bouncing
off Roots glove. llnsiy out. Beck
to Grimes. Lane filed out 10 Hood.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
FOURTH INNING
LOS AEGELEs-krug nafc at
first on Emmcr's error sandberg
struck out, Beck famed. Brady
picked Roots liner out o. the MIR
with his gloyed hand. II was nice
catch. No runs, no hits. ono cr.
ror,
st.tTTLE-I.rady singled 10 left.
BRAZIL flied out To Twombiey. Ed
red llied out 10 Twomhlcy who
doubled Brady off Mt first at first
out Twomblcy out. BRAZIL 70 Her
man. Grimes struck out This was
the sixth man Hasty famed. No
runs. no hits. no errors
hits. one
base with q throw TO Grimes. No
runs. one hit. no errors.
FIFTH INNING
los ANGELES Gunthcr struck
sEATTLE--Iierman flied out TO
Hood. McCabc singled over second.
Emmer beat out bunt 20 Grimes,
MeCabc taking second. Daily tanned.
liasty forced Emmcr nj second,
krug 10 Gunthcr. No runs, two
hits, no errors,
SIXTH INNING
los ANGELES Hood out. Brazil
10 Herman. whaley walked, Krug
hit into a double play. Hns;y to
Emmer to Herman. No runs. no
hits, no errors.
SEATTL Flame struci, out.
Brady out, Beck 10 Grimes. BRAZIL
drove single of Roots legs. Ed.
red knocked single off Beck's legs.
BRAZIL on second. Herman flied out
to Beck. No runs. two hits. no er.
| rors.
SEVENTH INNING
LOS ANGELES snndberg singled
to center Beck sacrificed and was
i out. Herman unassisted. Roo, walk.
cd. Gunthcr flied out TO Mccabc.
McCabc made wonderful catch Of
Twombley'a short fiy in left field.
He turned somcrsault after snar.
lng the blow. No runs. ono hit, no
errors.
SEATTLE-Whaley made another
nice catch when he went into deep
center 10 bring down McCnbe's lly.
Emmer hunted and was out. Krug
TO Grimes. DAILY fouled out to Sand.
berg. No runs. no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
LOS ANCELES--Brndy went bacl;
into right field TO bring down
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seem clumsy. Against n fsnt fighter
OF Walkers style. Englo claims Grcb
win be only mediocre performer
and Is likely to lose on points, II not
by q knockout.
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los ANGELES. June 5.-yernon
eyencd up the series here yesterday
with Sacramento when Barfoot al.
lowed the sacs but five hits. and tho
TlRera won. Z 10 o.
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Tunney Meets
Gibbons; Then
Greb- w alker

NEW YORK. June s--As soon as
IN Gene Tunnoy and Tommy Glib.
bons leave the ring after their fight
at the Polo grounds Friday night,
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PORTLAND. June San Fran.
cisco won tho FIRST game Of The ~.
riea here yesterday by defeating Port.
land. 2 70 :. II was anybody'a ban
game np 10 the seventh inning. but
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the box figuring the souti~ 10
do better against Brazil. 4 left.
handed hitter. But HiIBtead couldn't
Ret the ball over and forced in
Baldwin.
This brought up Eldred and OF
course Ross lift. a screaming liner
that scored two tallies, won the
game and ruined Marty Kings ap.
petite and disposition for two weeks
AZ least for how can "A guy lie
goodnutured when DC can't eat any.
thing2
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Tragedy of Errors

In way Il was tragedy Of
errors. with ten golfers within
striking distance Of the title. which
shonuid have been won with a sss
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OAKLAND. June 8. Tho oaks
were unaed ou; for tho third cousccu.
tive time by ono score against Salt
Lake when the Bees defeated them
here Yesterday. to ?. Salt Lake
grabbed an early two.run lead in
the, first inning. and added another
in the sixth, ms the Oaks scored two
a., thcFr hair
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Jones and MacFarlane TO
Settle Open Golf HOnOrS
Amateur Champ Ties for Open Title Second Time;
Playoff Over Is Holes Today; Jones Was Early
Finisher and Several Had Chances to Beat Him

TET0RCESTER, Mass June 5.-For the second time IN
wv three years, Bobby Jones of Atlanta Ga. will have
to shoot off tie for the open golf championship OF the
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the first day Of The present tournament and does not
figure any more But Bobby the amateur title later
on. Thus Jones stands grand chance of landing his
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AMERICAN

Batteries: Wlngnrd. Van Gilden.
Glard. Davis. Dixon. Rego and
Rice. uhlc. Youeil and sewell
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EIGHTH INNING

LOS ANGELES--Brudy went back
into right field TO bring down
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avenue, supported by this organiza-
ton, and in it's aid of needy Con-
federate veterans. The ballroom had
no elaborate decoration, but the Stars
and Stripes and the Stars and Bars
were hung about the room, the latter
flag hanging over the box reserved
for the few veterans in gray who
attended the>ba Col Lee Crandall,
slender and erect at SO, led the march
of the veterans to open the ball Col.
Crandall is commander of Camp III,
u. c. ", and has been the leader
of those veterans who have kept in
step with the modern dances.
The guests were received at the
entrance of the large ballroom. he
receiving party standing be. ore tall
palms. In the receiving line were
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. wife of Sem
ator Swanson of Virginia; Mrs. Pearce
Horne, acting president of the South
ern Relief Society, and Mrs. John Il.
Fowler. Mrs. Swanson wore strik-
ing gown of blue and gold brocade
made with slight drape at one side.
Mrs. Horne was in gown Of black
satin shot with gold and made on
graceful draped lines She carried
red roses. Mrs. Fowlers gown was
of white lace made over satin, with
cluster of French flowers caught at
the waist line. Capt. Brooks and
Lieut.. Russner made the presenta-
tions. Mrs. Jeter c. Prtchard, chair
man of the box. committee, wore a
charming gown of mauye chiffon
heavily embroidered in crystals.
The Marine Band Orchestra played
for the dancing, and refreshments
we're served in the small ballroom
about IL o'clock.
The boxes were well filled and. visit
ing from one to the other, lent an
informal and charming atmosphere to
the occasion. In one of the boxes was
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nard, Maj. Walsh aud Lieut.. William
Thomas.
Gen. and Mrs Mitchell will spend
the week end in Boston.
Mrs. Mnnigerode Andrews will en-
tertain at dinner on the evening of
February 81, taking her guests after
ward to the historic costume ball
to be given at the Mayflower for the
benefit of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Foundation, Inc, for which
she has a box.
Mrs. David du Bose Gaillard. chair
man of the committee on costumes.
has announced that a picturesque
feature Of the ball will be the grand
march, which is to be introduced,
as in colonial days, by fife and drum.
After the march the jury on. prizes,
consisting of Mr.. Clifford Bergman,
Mrs. Gaillard and Mrs. Minnigerode
Andrews, Will make awards for the
best costumes. There will be three
prizes-frst, for historical accuracy;
second, for beauty, and third, for
quality.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Wilton were
hosts to a small company in their box
at the opening performance of the
new Belasco play at the National last
evening, having among their guests
Maj. and Mrs Mills. Others in the
audience included Senator Samuel NJ
Shortridge, Nine. Hauge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic William Vile, Miss Flora
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rowe and
Mr.. Leander McCormick-Good Of
the British embassy staff.
Among the box parties at the Be-
lasco last night was that of Mrs.
George Hope who entertained Sena-
tor and Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, Sena-
tor c. c. Dill and DR.. and Mrs. Law
renee of Schenectady.
Maj. and Mrs. Oscar Solbert enter
tained box party including Capt.
and Mrs. Emory Scott Lamb and Mrs.
Dwight Chester.
Mr. Frank Egan entertained party