The Washington times., 1931-06-16
MRS.MECKLEY.
HEADS D. c.
ENTRANTS

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Headed by Mrs. Betty Parker
Meckley, women's District golf
champion, a large delegation of
local feminine players are appear
ing today in the qualifying
rounds of the annual Gibson
Island Club tourney. Gibson
Island is located on Chesapeake
Bay.
Miss Virginia Holzderber, Mary
land titleholder. and Mrs. E.
Boyd Morrow, runner-up to Miss
Holzderber for the title, are not
competing in the Gibson Island
event. Miss Holzderber has been
golfing too much, while Mrs. Nor.
row has gone to New Hampshire.
However, all the other leading
women golfers Of Maryland have
filed entries for the tournament,
including Anne Cochran and
Betty Wicks, of the Elkridge Hunt
Club, and Elizabeth Janney, of
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club.
Match.play rounds in three
sixteens begin tomorrow, with
the finals scheduled Saturday.
With the bi-weekly tournament
out of the way women golfers Of
the District are looking forward
to The Herald Trophy competi-
ton at the Chevy Chase Club on
June 26. Entries for this event
closes with Mrs. Frank r. Keefer,
3705 Porter st. N. W., or Cleve-
land 1868, on June "a.
Mrs. Hedrick Wins
Mrs. Lawrence Hedrick, cf the
Army and Navy Country Club,
won the tourney at the Wood
mont Club with net score OF
"a. AS a result she received the
handsome trophy donated by
Mrs. Sidney w. Straus, Of the
host club.
Mrs. Hedrick had medal round
90 and carries q handicap OF 18>
strokes. Her 80 placed her in a
tie with Mrs. j. Marvin Haynes,
of Columbia Country Club, and
Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr., OF
Chevy Chase, for second low
gross.
The lowest gross score was
carded by Miss Dorothy Hunter,
of Indian Spring, with a 80.
Women's par for WOOdmont is
70.
Second low net went to Mrs.
Alma Won STEINER, OF Beaver
Dam, who had a gross OF SO,
while a handicap of II left her
with 80. Summaries follow.
N11T Mrs ,5sf aswfsp'e ~ n'dsfs MFs Anna Ion
STEINER. Beaver Dam lsS-1p' 81;
MIS- " F. sa HotTma1 MTa 1Fmk q Kh2ne 2ne Gs con
Eressionai (ss-15), So: Mrs. w. A. An
Swin, Army and Navy qo5-2O; S.:
Miss Dorothy HuntsE Wi,,,Im Imdian sorbY sPTIns
Columbia (1OO-1D. Sc; Mrs; Harrison
Brand, jr Chevy Chase (s2-s), So;
Miss Winifred Faunce unattacned
esq., o155 S. M5s ss F. MP: P Ksttj W. cleaf gesf
J. F. Dowdail, Congressional (1Oo-18),
81; Mrs Perry B. Hover. Indian Spring
Columbia (iO7-2o). 81; Mrs. Jerome
Meyer. Woodmont (1O1-1D, 81: Mrs.
J. Marvin Haynes, Columbia (92--D: IS;
Mrs. H. A. Knox. Congressional (Se-
10Y. IS: Mrs. R. G. Mitchell, Beaver
Dam G13-2D, SO; Mrs, Frank R.
Mrs. j. F. Gross, Indian Spring G02-
12) 80; Mrs. Lawrence Lawler, unat-
tached, (1Os-1sl. 80; Mrs. Gilbert
sidney w. straus. woodmont no2-1O:
sO: Mrs. Jack Shulman. Woodmont
C1O7-14. 80; Mrs. A~S. Gardiner. Co
iumbia (113-2O),- 80; Mrs. Frank Tom
linson Columbia GO3-1O). 90; Mrs. H
B. Leary ir.. Columbia G11-1O, 81; |
Miss Bertha Israel Woodmont 111-16).
95; Mrs. Ralph W. Orr, Congressional
C112-16O. 96 Mrs. A. Heap, Indian
Spring (1Os-1O). 9S: Mrs. George Diff |
fenbaugh, Indian Spring (111-14. 81; |
Mrs. ]: F. Powell, Manor Club doc
12), 81; Mrs. H. B. Shipley, Beaver
Dam (11S-15), IS; Mrs. G. T. Bell, |
Columbia (116-19. 81; Mrs. Julius 7. |
Peyser. woodmont G15-1O, 80: Mrs |
J. R. DeFarges. Columbia GO3-1S), IS;
Mrs. c. B. Des Jardins, Columbia |
(11S-1s), 9s; Mrs H. B. Hird, Manor |
(112-12), 80; Mrs. F. j. Kennedy, In
dian Spring (137-24), 113; Mrs. Her
bert L. Lacey Indian Spring (13S-26), |
ia: Mrs. A. Stephens, Woodmont (133-
2D, 80. Others who played were
Mrs. Herman Stabler. Mrs F. NJ. |
YeaEer Miss Cecil Jones' Mrs. ]. L.
Fieser, Miss Sue CAN'T. Mrs. ]. w.
Payne, Mrs H. r. Harper and Miss
Eliza beth Harris.