The Washington times., 1938-11-30

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coming years officers are
elected.
In the evening more than
200 local golfers will meet for
dinner at Manor Country Club
to do honor to MISS MARION
BROWN, outstanding W o m a n
golfer of the 1888 season.
Slate Unopposed
The slate of officers chosen
by the nominating committee
of the w. D. G.. A. will be I'M
opposed, since no other group
of five or more member clubs
has. within 10 days of the an
nual m ee tins G, presented an
! additional slate. The nominal
ing committees choices, certain
| of election tomorrow, are MRS.
ROBERT LACEY, of Columbia,
presid dent; MRS. GALE E.
! PUGH, of Beaver Dam, first
vice president; MRS. GEORGE
C. rooney, of Washington, sec
! ond vice president; MRS. j. H.
BULLOCK, of Indian Spring,
secretary; and MRS. THEO-
DORE PEYSER, of Woodmont,
treasurer.
MRS. PEYSER is the only
1898 officer up for reelection.
MRS RALPH PAYNE, retiring
president, will serve in an adj
visory capacity, as honorary vice
president, to the new slate of
officers.
Following luncheon, reports OF
all committees will be heard, in
Guiding the treasurer's report,
the committees on prizes, rules,
year book, tournaments and the
team captains recommendations
No Altern0teS
! The recommendations made
by the team captains call for a
departure in the methods OF
interclub play and are the most
important new business to come
before the meeting. MRS. N. j.
WALDRON, able leader of the
team captains, will present their
report, which covers the follow
ing new suggestions:
/. Each club must enter a first
as well as a second and third
team.
2. The first team will be COM
posed of ten players, ranked &C
cording to handicapping; the
second team, of the six next
best players; and the third team,
of the six next best players. No
team is to have alternateS. In
the event of a default because
Of illness or absence. the players
will all be moved up one position
and the default shall occur on
the third team.
8. A standing committee to
handle team play shall be
formed. with one delegate from
each of the member clubs. This
| committee shall also study and
review the rules of team match
play and make it's recommends
lions for changes by January
81, 1899.
! All of which is an excellent
program for the ladies to follow,
one that will cut down on indi'
vidual responsibility and prom
Uses smooth-running competition
for next year.
I "Mule Ballet"
At Manor Club tomorrow
night at 7::3c p. m. local golf
ing enthusiasts will sit down to
a dinner in honor of the 20
year-old girl who is the 1895
| District and Middle Atlantic
champion, MARION BROWN
The blond Manor star started
golf as a protege of AL TREDER
in 1884. In 1885, she vent to
the semifinals of the Middle
! Atlantic championship. only to
lose to LILY HARPER. The
following year, she won the
Manor Club championship and
the Corby Cup at Columbia. In
1887, she was champion at both
Manor and Indian Spring. and
runner.up to Champion BETTY
MECKLEY in the Middle At
lantic. In addition to the Dis
trict and Middle Atlantic titles
she also holds the Manor and
Indian Spring championships
for 1898.
The dinner at Manor will be
followed by a delightful hodge
podge of entertainment. Two
groups of professionals and two
groups Of amateurs will fill out
the program. The PARKER
BROS. & LYNN will give their
vaudeville balance act, an adagiC
and an imitation of Slov-motior
golf; while MYRON & EVELYN
will exhibit the latest in smooth
ballroom dancing.
In addition to the profes
SIGNALS, the Potomac Electric
Glee Club will serenade and an
other group of amateurs, under
the direction of CHRISTOPHER
TENLEY, Of st. Peters Church
will present a burlesque on opera
well-named "Ital:an Salad" 4
feature of italian Salad" viii
be the ''Manor Club Male Bal
let" which will deliriously at
tempt to sulpass the teights tt
which the Metropolitan Bale
and the Ballet Russo have at
tanned.