Evening star., 1933-09-26
w yITH only one exception. the
officers now at the hflm of
v the Columbia Country Club
have been nominated to

llOW az tllC lI Va
w the Columbia Country Club
have been nominated to
serve another term.
A Nominating Committee, headed by
c. Arthur Slater has returned the fol-
lowing nominations for the annual
election late in october: For president,
Lanier P. McLachlen; for vice president,
Robert H. Dalgleish; for secretary,
Arthur B. Shelton; for treasurer, T.
Stanley Holland. The post Of treasurer
is the only cne in which change is
scheduled. John Poole has been treas
urer Of the club for many years. The
following have been nominated for the
Board of Governors: Edward F. Cola
day, A. S. Gardiner, J. Marvin Haynes,
Alfred G. Neal and T. Baker Robinson.
The Nominating Committee, in addition
to Slater, includes H. Clifford Bangs,
John w. Martyr and c. H. Pope.
4 MERRY little family scrap on the
~ golf course. between father and
son, is brewing in the Presidents
Cup tourney at Chevy Chase, where
Beverly Mason will meet his father II
the son wins his flrst-round match to-
day. And it appears bad for DR.. William
B. Mason if his stalWart son plays as he
did yesterday, when he scored II over
the Chevy Chase Club course, and
didn't putt so well either.
DR.. Mason won his flrst-round match
from D. D. L. McGrew by and 4,
while George E. Elliott trimmed R. P.
Whitley, and g. and Frank Reeside
won from V. R. Alfaro, and 3.
"EN Washington golfers are entered
in the Maryland State open
championship. to be played over
the 36-hole route at Five Farms, near
Baltimore. tomorrow.
Pairings for the Capital entrants are:
9:18 and 1:18-C. T. McMaster, Hill
endale; Al Treder. Manor. end Dave
Crook, amateur, Rolling Road, 9:24
and 1:24-Charles P. Betschler. Rodg-
ers Forge; DR.. L. S. Otell. Indian
Spring, and E. L. Caldwell. Hillendale,
$50 and l:3O-Glenn Spencer, Mary
land George Dif1enbaugh Indian
Spring. and Donald MePhail, Balti-
more Country Club. 9:36 and 49,
Robert T. Barnett. Chevy Chase;
Warner Mather, Woodholme. and c. A.
Hook. Hillendale 942 and l:42-Al
Houghton, Kenwood Gene Larkia,
Chevy Chase, and Paul Hampshire,
Hillendale. 9:48 and l:48-Cliff Spen-
Suburban, and Royal Gill, Baltimore.
1912 and 2:12-Dick Scott. Rolling
Road; Claggett Stevens. Congressional,
and Ross Bemschla. Suburban.
THREE womens championships
were under way today, with the
first round scheduled in each
case. Out at Manor Mrs. L. G. Pray
and Mrs j. w Harvey tied for first
place with cards of "a. Four flights
started in Glass A. while two flights
were to play in Glass B.
Mrs. J. E McCabe led the qualifiers
in the Washington Golf and Country
Club tourney with a card of SO, the
only player in the field to shatter the
century mark. Three flights were
slated to start play today. At Wood
mont Miss Bertha Israel and Mrs.
Ralph Goldsmith tied for the medal
both with cards of SO. The first
FRS. J. FRANKLIN GROSS OF
tASooOANo
a bracelet. presented to her yes
terday by a group of fair golfers who
gathered at the Indian Spring Country
Club to honor the woman who has han
died feminine golf activities at the club
for the past three years.
A meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Womens Dis
trict Association was held.
First net prize in the tourney went to
Mrs c. P. Medley of Indian Spring.
with card of 92-14-78. while second
net went to Mrs. K. S. Wright Of the
host club with 120-35-85 Mrs Har-
rison Brand of Chevy Chase and Mrs.
j. w. Beller of Columbia tied for first
gross prize with cards of 90. but Mrs.
Brand won in the draw. Mrs. R. c.
Dunbar won the putting contest with 38
puts for the 18 holes.
The play-of yesterday of tie for the
gross prize in the Corby Cup tourney
last week resulted in victory for Mrs.
j. F. Dowdall of Congressional over Mrs.
Donald Scott of Indian Spring. Mrs.
DoWdall scored "a at Columbia against
Mrs. Scotts 81.
Dick Scott, Rolling Road greenkeeper,
won first prize in the tourney staged
yesterday at Columbia by the Middle
Atlantic Association of Greenkeepers.
Scott went around in n strokes.