Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

| had neglected in my travels,
and | was surprised to find l
had knocked a golf ball around every
State in the Union except New Mex
leo. and every province OF Canaoa OH
the mainland
/ doubt if many public entertainers
have visited as many places, for. WINE
a stage star can do better on brosu.
wav than anywhere else, a goi1er
must travel from one end of the
earth to the other to draw the CROWDS
and then he doesn't always draw
them.
one enjoyable feature of barnstorm-
ing is the opportunity to study the
varieties of feod served in many
rIaces. and I have selected number
Of favorite restaurants in widely sep
arated places, and special dishes.
In Seattle there is a place called
s'Rippe's," where I can highly COM
mend the crab cocktails. In New Or
leans there are NUMBER OF me
places to dine between rounds OF golI.
especially place called Antoine s.,
where oysters Rockefeller are as rlch
as the name implies.
.Durgin & Parks in Boston Is
great spot for a really hungry man,
and in Bergsing's in Minneapolis you
are safe in asking for anything from
soup to nuts.
Welcomed With Hammer.
There is a spot in San Francisco
called Coffee Dams" where early In
the morning they serve ham ana eggs
and bacon and eggs that are irreslsti-
BILE. AS guests enter the room, every
one picks up a wooden hammer ana
salutes them. This practice his been
ste nj
men.
New York is supposed to have Won
f5erful night clubs, but outside of 81
cover charges they are not nearly as
wonderful as the Club La Vida in
New Orleans.
There are some great eaters in golf.
but Ted Ray, captain of the British
Ryder cup team. and Arthur Oucky)
Yates, Rochester amateur, can dis
tance the field in eating. Ray and
Yates punish food something terrible.
] have seen Ted gc through a big bill
twice and then call for a third helping
of ice cream.
Yates, who won all the amateur
championships in the South one Win
ter, holds the open championship at
table d'hote in the hotels of the South.
In many trips South, Arthur has
never missed a meal. He merely hands
the manu- card to the waitress and
says. Bring it to me quick
or course an athlete should eat
sparingly. Between rounds of a
championship q light salad is plenty.
A few slices of bacon are also good
meal, provided the bacon is well
cooked and crisp.
About Fried Chicken.
Fried chicken is the universal dish
in America. 1t is served in every
State and at all special dinners. / have
had enough fried chicken put before
me to start the largest poultry farm
in the world. and this dish always
goes well with the crowd. They do ii
best in the South, and another thing
they do well there is hon1iny, with
the old Battle House in Mobile taking
first honors. / always ask my man
ager to fix 1t so we lie over for break.
fast in Mobile.
Minneapolis AN boast of more pref
ty girls than any other city per thou
sand of population. The Scandinavia
of the third and fourth generations
are very attractive, and nowhere have
/ seen more feminine beauty in one
room than on a Saturday night in tho
fame room of the Raddison Hotel iE
Minneapolis.
Another place where many pretty
girls gather, especially on Saturday
afternoons, is the clubhouse at the
Fair Grounds race track in New Or
leans.
Winnipeg has some beauties and
have seen excellent examples II
Fargo. n. Oak, and in Kansas City
There aret of course, lot of profes
sional beauties in Hollywood. but The
type there gives the impression o
making an effort TO be beautiful
A shock came To me in Tulsa, Okla.
one Of the homelands of the Usage
Tribe Of Indians. There are many
wealthy Indians there, made rich by
oil lands. Golf has become a faVorite
sport with some Of these Os,ga chiefs