The Washington times., 1935-10-22

Mrs. j. p. Harper. Columbia; $780,
Gamble. Manor, S:SS, Mrs. Herman
stabler, Columbia; Mrs. r. z. Zuber.
Beaver Dam. and Mrs. J. II. Jester.
IO:OO-Mrs. J. o. Rhyme. COngres.
Mrs. B. c. Hartig. Columbia; 1905,
Mrs. H. NJ. Brundage, Columbia; Mrs.
G. B. McGinty, Columbia, and Mrs. G.
e. Purdy.. Beaver Dami 1910, Mrs: +.
c. Mitchell, Beaver Dam; Mrs. Leo Wal
per, KenwOod, and Mrs. J. w. Cramer'
Manor; 1O:15, Mrs. Roy G. Miller. Ken
wood; Mrs. b. A. Welte, Congressional.
and Mrs. Otto EIble. Congressional;
Marion Brown, Manor, and Mrs. c, P.
Medley. Manor; 1O:26, Susan Hacker,
Chevy Chase; Mrs. L. b. Plat, Chevy
Chase, and Mrs. e. NJ. Amick, COlum-
biA; 1880, Ellen Kincald, Beaver Dam;
Mrs. Florence Godfrey, Beaver Dam. and
MRS. Betty Meckley, Indian Spring.
TENTH TEE
S:O0-Mrs. w. II. Callahan, Manor;
Mrs. e. H. CasheI, Manor, and Mrs.
William Henderson, Beaver Dam; 9:O5,
Mrs. W. b. VOgel, Indian Spring; Mrs.
Gale Pugh, Manor, and Mrs. H. L. Sim
cOe, Manor; 9:lO. Mrs. A. A. Morrill,,
KenwOOd; Mrs. G. d. Snow, Manor, and
QhAEBs " StOHGp AnuInn SpE1ukt OsSUp
Mrs. Ralph Kelly, unattached; Mrs. r.
NJ. Brown, Beaver Dam, and Mrs.
Charles Griffin. Beaver Dam; 9:25, Mrs.
+. H. Lewis, Congressional; Mrs. George
GoetEman. Congressional, and Mrs. r.
n. Trezise. Beaver Dam; $3.50, Mrs. r.
L. Burks. Congressional; Mrs. r. A.
Swingle, Congressional. and Mrs. 8. b.
Helan, Manor; 9:S5, Mrs. J. Y. York,
Army and Navy; Mrs. j. Griffith, Army
and Navy. and Mrs. J. P. Strong,
Beaver Dam; 9:4O. Mrs. H. r. HarriEan,
Congressional: Mrs. Thelma Riley, Con.
gressiOnal, and Mrs. George Luce, Beaver
Spring; Mrs. r. P. Mckinley, Indian
Spring, and Mrs. G. w. Bell. Manor;
$3.50, Mrs. T. 8. sheldon, Indian Spring;
Mrs. Z; L. Kinder. Indian Spring, and
Mrs. Albert Haas, Beaver Dam; 9:55,
Mrs. Charles Slauson, Congressional;
Mrs. w. X. Rice, Congressional. and
Mrs. Frank Kramer, Beaver Dam.
1O:O0-Mrs. Charles Buck. Beaver
Dam; Mrs. j. A. Taylor, Congressional,
and Mrs. G. w. Dudley. Congressional.
Mrs. w. s. Masten, champion
Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club. captured the tomb
stone tournament at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday. Mrs. Mas
ten holed out her final stroke on
the eighteenth green. She shot
a gross "a and was allowed six
teen strokes in handicap.
Mrs. Hume H. Wrong, Chevy
Chase Club, $3.50, was second,
finishing two feet from the
eighteenth cup. Mrs. L. o.
Cameron, Chevy Chase. 91-11-8O,
was third, finishing Is feet from
the eighteenth cup.
Mrs. Betty Palmer Meckley,
Indian Spring, women's Middle
Atlantic champion. garnered low
gross honors with 41-4O, 81,
only three strokes over women's
par. Mrs. Meckley'S card follows:
Out ............... 545 345 SELL
In ................ 454 4S6 654-40-81
Other low gross scores were
88's by Mrs. Wrong and Miss
Elizabeth Houghton, chevy
Chase, and 89'S by Mrs. J. F.
Dowdall and Mrs. Elsie Haynes,
both Of Congressional.
The nominating committee to
name a new slate of officers for
the Women'S District Coli AsSo-
citation includes Mrs. Don Scott,
Congressional; Mrs. j. Franklin
Gross, Indian Spring; Mrs. L. G.
Pray, Manor; Mrs. E. A. Rule,
Kenwood. and Mrs. c. H. Meril-
lat, Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. The annual meeting
and election of officers will be
held December 5 at 2 p. m. at
the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club.
Mrs. j. Franklin Gross and
Mrs. K. s. Giles, with 40 each,
tied for first prize in the nine
hole selective tournament at the
Indian Spring Country Club yes
terday. Mrs. r. P. Mckinley,
4012, was third.