Evening star., 1941-11-06
Drive for j. ). Meet
Here Is on Program
NW. D. 6. 4. Head
Nominations for Offices
Keep Three in Posts
With D. c. Organization
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Objectlves of the holdover ad-
ministra alton in feminine golf around
Washington for 1912 will be the
same rs they have been this year.
Mrs. Walter L. Weible of Ken
wood and Army Navy nominated
again for the presidency of the
Women's District Golf Association
with . unanimous vote of confidence,
says her aims for 1912 viii be:
o. A continued effort to have
one Of the larger clubs around WASH
ington go after the national wom-
ems championship.
CD Closer cooperation in every
regard with the United States Coli
Association. and extension Of U. s..
G.. A. regulations to every phase of
feminine golf around town.
go A move to inaugurate class
lessons for junior feminine golfers,
designed to bring out the latent
talent among the younger players.
Two new officers were added to
the renominated group of three. as
the Nominating Committee met at
the home Of Chairman Mrs. Theo-
dore Peyser, and unanimously gave
the 194l ofiicers Z vote Of confidence
by choosing those who wished to
hold ONCE again Mrs. H. j. Cooper
OF Kenwood retired as secretary,
and Mrs. P. J. Winkler retired as
treasurer.
Here Is the slate of 1912 officers,
with nomination tantamount to
election: President, Mrs. Walter L.
Weible, Kenwood and Army Navy:
first vice president. Mrs. Frank H.
dent, Mrs. r. Dickinson Let's. Chevy
Chase; secretary, Mrs. Gorham
Freer, Washington: treasurer, Mrs.
Z. A. Swingle. Congressional.
Slate Chosen BY Chairman.
The slate was chosen by the chair
man Of women's golf activities, to-
gether with Mrs. Peyser. Attending
the meeting were the following:
Mrs. w. r. Stadtler. Army Navy;
Mrs. Edward Widmayer, Argyle;
Mrs. e. B. Heimer, Beaver Dam:
Mrs. Allan Laing, Bannockburn;
Mrs. l.. B. Platt, Chevy Chase: Mrs.
William E. Hall, Columbia: Mrs. F.
g. Await, Congressional; Mrs. w. F.
Patterson, Indian Spring; Mrs. Jud-
son c. Dale, Kenwood: Mrs. w. M.
Baker. Manor: Mrs. R. E.. Hotze.
Washington: Mrs. Theodore Peyser,
Woodmont.
On the lrst plank of her 1912
platform Mrs Weible has had little
support from the clubs. She an
nounced year ago that she would
make it her aim to bring the wom-
ems national championship to
Washington. So far there have
been no nibbles by the clubs around
town. Her second objective has
been attained in part, but she claims
all the golf courses should be re-
measured to bring them closer to
the real women's par as outlined by
the United States Golf Association.
Her third objective, to promote
feminine junior golf, will be in
augurated next year. She hopes to
enlist the sympathy Of the pro
golfers around town toward giving
free class lessons to younger women
golfers, particularly those attending
college.
All Ready for 1942.
30 all is sweetness and light
among the women golfers. There's
that vexing business Of proper ham
dicaps, arrived ut in the right way,
but they hope TO straighten that
out.
we were very happy to give the
administration q vote of confidence"
Mrs. Peyser said. The annual meet
Ing and installation Of 1912 officers
VIII be held at Kenwood December
4. Meanwhile the women can look
back on their most successful year,
IN the financial sense Of the world.
They took in an exceptional sum
this year, and spent almost all of 1t
IN prizes.