The Washington times., 1929-07-10
HEADS TELL
PLANS IN
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BY George A. simpson

BY George A. simpson
The Harper Country Club
has delivered notifications to
its members that the officials
are going ahead with their
building program as outlined
sometime ago.
The executive COMMITTEES, headed
by Fred s. Lincoln, chairman, RaIpn
p. Barnard, and Raymond s. Nor.
ris. have sent each member q cir.
cular letter and leafIet that COM
plefeIy tells of the finished work
ana what is planned for the future.
The letter, however, is q plea for
live.wire members to volunteer TOR
the green's, house, golf and other
committees, No club endureE nn-
less well organized and has willing
workers on the various committees.
The letter follows:
'tBy an agreement between all
parties interested, which was
signed ON June Is, 1923, some
changes have como about which
y0m az q member ere entitled
10 know. Therefore, We hasten
70 send you this information
and something OF It's purposes,
covering both as fully as pos
sibIe IN this first communities.
tiOn, with leaflet containing
further details.
..In this connection 1t is our in
tention To continue Informing the
membership by mail until such time
In the near future as organization
warrants meetings being called for
full and free discussion of how best
to build on the foundation already
started. and thus more quickly bring
the club to completion and the high
standing to which It Is entitled and
destined,
"The executive committed was
elected by the stockholders. and has
been supplied with funds to settle
outstanding obligations incurred in
the work of constructing the course
and club house, and to continue the
work OF bringing both to COM
pletion an rapidly az possible
while we are deeply concerned
with the details, we are mindful
that the time Is near at hand, il
not already here, when the MEM
bership has right to expect a club
that supplies a golf course and club
house reasonably up to standard,
and we are using every effort to
bring this about as soon as pos
sfble. To this may we respectfully
add that results will be apprecia bly,
quickened IL the members will come
to our aid. bringing their great
fund OF golf club knowledge to the
appropriate committee. or, if they
will, volunteer to become q part
of or to head up one Of the club
committees.
surely within our large
membership We have Al that
the club could possibly need Of
efficient golfers to. take over,
plan and bring about results
i'm every department OF our club
life, IL you are one OF those
who can and will help, please
do not hesitate to volunteer.
We not only want you've
need yOu.
'sComing into the situation at
this stage of its building progress,
we find that most phases of this
and that many of them have been
brought almost to the point OF
completion. Therefore It is only
needed that the final touches be
added to each, and at the time you
receive this these finishing activ-
tiles are earnestly in progress.
With additional funds in hand, we
assure the members that the COM
pleting of the work Is going for.
ward as rapidly az possible, with
the hope that the preliminary work
will be soon finished to the salts
faction Of the membership"
Mrs. ]. Marvin Haynes, of Column
bia, is the proud possessor of a
handsome trophy as result of win
ming the first flight finals Of the BIZ
monthly tournament of the District
Women's Golf Association yesterday
at Town and Country Club. She de.
feated Mrs. Stephen f.. Colladay,
also of Columbia, 2 and /.
The trophy, donated by Mrs.
Straus, Of Town and Country, who
won the fifth flight consultations,
was fancied by every competitor. A
statuette OF q woman golfer is
mounted on a three.inch base.
The scorching sun couldn't check
the fair golfers and approximately
3k participated. One pair, Mrs.
Warren L. Heap of Indian bring.
and Mrs. r. Lester Rose, played %
holes in ALL
This included five holes OF quail
flying, nine holes in first round
matches and another Is holes in
their own match to decide the Sec
ond flight winner. Mrs. Rose
gained the victory on the fifteenth,
taking to her opponents Z.
Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Cola.
day fought an even battle for
Aix holes. The former took the
lead with q par on the seventh
after an excellent recovery from
= trap. She then terminated
the duel on the next hole with