2 Cape May Star and Wave, Saturday, July 30, 1910

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Jhe Golf Links And Tennis Cour's NOTES OF PLAYERS NEW AND OLD Interesting Gossip of the Links and the Numerous Enthusiastic Players Who Daily Enjoy the same — Card and Tsa Parties s Regular Feature. All the cottage colony appeared at the „ Cape May Golf Hub Saturday afternoon to "participate in the special festitivct. sranged for their entertainment by President L. H. Ayres and Mrs. R. \Y. Starr and her assistants of the Ladies Association. The men's tournament Started at 2.30 with 38 entries. Thers ■were an unusually large number of visiting players. The first prise in the individual tournament was won by T. J. Graves, son of X. Z. Graves, who is prominently identified with every interest for the progress of Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Graves are two of the most active members of our club. His score was a net 72. The scores were: F. J. Graves 80 fi 72 J M. Hildreth 82 10 72 H. A. Parr, Jr . . S3 11 72 T. W. Eastwick 80 14 72 W. W. Shaw 67 15 72 J. H. Powell 04 20 74 K. S. Green 67 12 75 F. Leonard 87 12 75 F. A- Hays 88 12 70 F. W. Aiken 94 IS 76 ~ H. Mara 7." "M 1178 G. H. Parr 61 4 77 W. M. Allen 94 9 83 G N. Davis 101 14 87 W. H. Heulings 106 22 87 H. D. Booth „ 106 18 68 W. C. Eglin 98 7 91 H. M. Justi 93 16 77 A. Cramer 88 10 78 3. A. Wilkins 88 10 78 N. Z. Graves, Jr 98 20 78 B. W. Wilmsen 104 26 78 N. S. Hurd 80 6 80 J. H. Minster 106 26 BO : G Hunsicker 106 25 81 J. P. Lcigo 107 26 81 W. Evens 95 14 81 S. T. Halsey 92 10 82 H. E. Passawant 102 20 82 J. F.*Black 103 70 83

W. K. Wool man CS 15 63 As ladies do not play during the men's I tournament they held a putting tonrnnment of their own 011 the. clock golf j| I in front of the club house porch. The Miss M. Yardley 23 Miss R. Dimond 24 ; Mrs. L H. Ayres 24 , . Miss M. C. Reed 25 I Mrs. C. M. Davis - 25 : ' Mrs. C. M. Phelps 25 1 Miss D. Curtiss 26 Mrs. T. W. Eastwick 27 1 Miss L. Reed 28 1 ; Miss M. Starr 28 : 1 The scores in the best ball tournament ' were: T. J. Graves and his partner, G. H. Parr also won the best hall tournament 1 ' The scores were 74 ' F. J. Graves and G. H. Parr. .74 2 72 I J. M. E. Hildreth and W. W. Shaw 75 3 72 . , T. W. Eastwick and J. H. WH- ' kins 79 7 72 W. M. Allen and K. S. Green. 79 7 72 f H. A. Parr and S. T. Halsey.. 80 8 72 F. F. Leonard and F. W. Aiker 83 8 75 W. K. Woolman and H. Maris 85 10 75 J. A. Powell and A. Cramer. . 87 7 77 j F. A. Hays and 11. M. Justi. .85 8 77 , B. Wilmsen and X. Z. Graves. 93 13 80 , J. P. Leigo and L. C. Ogdei. . . 97 17 80 , C. Hunsicker and J. T. Black. 94 13 81 j J. H. Minster and H. D. Booth 95 12 83 I W. H. Heulings and W. C. Egs lin 90 5 85 ' While things were happening out on the grounds the whole available force of 5 employees were busy in the club house under the direction of Mrs. R. W. Starr, r Mrs. F. J. Graves, Mrs. T. W. Eastwick ' and Mrs. L. C. Qo^n; decorating the porches and lawn " YU^pthe ball in the ' evening. About 8 o'clock the members s began to arrive and soon after the ' porch and parlor were lilled with the 1 dancers. Music of a high quality was B furnished by Mr. Harry Hertzog's or8 The vari colored lights, the handsome 8 costumes of the ladies, enhanced by the 0 beautiful green background of the club 0 : house and lawn made a brilliant scene. I 1 The refreshment table was 4et under! 1 the trees on the lawn. One young lady! 1 commented on the similarity of one { 2 feature to something provided hv a fa-j 2 mous Xew York society leader. 3 At Mrs. Astor's hall in Xew York, J

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. iT they turned loose a number of mint!. ' Mr. Ayres' ball in Cape iUf some G unkind fate turned loose a few mosqui- I toes. The unknown miscreant though: i that supplying Jersey 114. tinggal. s would preserve the analogy and beeid.-s ; in the language of the small boy, |h'-\ | u certainly were -birds.'-. Every resort i is on the coast, however, is suffering much 1> more from these "birds" titan Cope M«y. c< In the evening the young folks of the ci held a dance. Music was furni.-!'- J a: ed by Mr. Harry Hertzog's orchestra, b patronesses wore Mrs. L. 1L Ayr--, li Mrs. W. it Barrett, Mrs. S. BUphaiu. Mrs. G. K. Boyd, Mrs. E. K. .Cook-, p Mrs. 1). H. Curtiss, Mrs. J. CY Corry. d Mrs. R. Clark, Mrs. T. \V. Easwick, Mrs. cJ. Graves, Mrs. J. M. E. Hihlretb. n Mrs. G. 1). MeCreary, Mrs. D. B. Par- « rish, -Mrs. C.' M. 1'lielps, Mrs. G H. rReed, Mrs. \Y. J. Sewell, Jr., Mrs. J. L. sShoemaker, Mrs. R- W. Starr, Mrs. P. a Mrs. R. W. Wistar, Mrs. YV. f Welsh, Mrs. A. Wheeler, Mrs. I". Wilson, Mrs. R- M. Wag ar, Mrs. J. H. Yardley. s members ci the committee were: t A. Davis, Miss Martha Reed, Miss 1 Margaret McCube, Miss Margaret 1)1- 1 mond, Mr. Emanuel Shoemaker, Mr. I Harry Maris, Mr. J. Battle and Mr. J. 1 Wallace HaRowell. The club house was beautifully decorated with Japanese lantern. Tb music was superb and it was declared to be the most brilliant event of the season. 1 Those present at the Golf Club Ball were: s Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ayres, Mrs. 1 Phelps, Dr. R. W. Starr and family, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Eastwick, Mr. n. ] Wilmsen and family, S. D. Wright and < friends, Mr. F. hhattuck and daughter, I Miss Margaret McCabe, Mr. -Enyrnue! Shoemaker,' Edward Barrett, Peter ( Shields and family, Misses .Gertrude ; Wright, Sue lilack, Margaret McC.-be, ] Emily Davis, Gulie Davis, Annette Da- 1 vis, Bertha Wilmsen, Helen Wilm-cn. 1 Marie Starr, Eliabeth Yardley., Margaret Yardley, Lee Reed, Alice McCabe. Margaret Dimond, Kena Dimond, Alice ; ■ jRjunkett, Martha Heed, Katharine, Cur- , to, Florence Shoemaker, Edith Mill-. Cliarjbtte Mills, K. Sliattuck, Helen Jeffries, Messrs. Emanuel Shoemaker. 1 Lucius Bocbe. Montgomery Haynes, Wil- - Howard MeCarey, Spencer Wright, 1 Joseph Collins, Charles Huber, Joliu llu1 ber, Andrew Smiley, Mr. Brown Harry i Benjamin Wilmsen, S. Ireland. - The annual 6eries of matches between 1 I The. Atlantic City Golf Club arid the Cape Ma<*~GjOlf Club has been arranged 1 by secretary Ti. M. Justi.. The first ; match will take place on Wednesday, August 3, 1910. T A special train via the Pennsylvania R. R. will convey the Cape May golfers . and their friends to the Xortlifield Country Club. It will leave Cape May at 8.05 A. M. and arrive at Xortlifield at 10 A. M. ! Returning leave Xortlifield at 5.10 i*. M., and arrive at Cape May at 7.00 P. M. ! Members can secure tickets for themselves and their friends from William I Moore at the desk in the men's locker 1 room. Round trip, 850. TENNIS NOTES. I It proves the quality of the courts to . have four of the best players of Dele- . ware and Pennsylvania to have a match , and say that the courts were very good. I Also remember that all members of the I club are cordially invited tb"' bring their I friends to the courts to play. They must first register them at the club ' All day Saturday and Sunday was , the record breaking event of the season, f. The courts were . crowded -t all times , except Sunday morning, and then it was too w.-.rm without any breeze. In the . afternoon it was fine, and the people , who eame down for the day did not . miss the chance at their favorite sport. , Thirty-three- graced the courts on Sat- , urday and about that number 0:1 Sunj day. ( Mr. W. J. Sewell is trying to defeat Iris old friends, lie is a careful player. Mr. A. Wheeler, Jr., is not slighting , the game. He played singles with Mr. 't H. Maris on Saturday, j Miss M. C. Yardley was on hand on I Saturday morning to play Mis, Anus J J. Boyd. I .The exVbition tennis matches between j H. M. Tilden and A. D. Thayer and W. 1 M. Tilden and K. E. Dixon e the. •-lassiest ever 6ee.i oa ;i.e vooru. il. | Tilden and A. D. Thayer won by the I ' - ore of 0-2, 7-5, 4-0, 0-3. 1 Dixon and W. M. Tilden were esI pecially brilliant in net play. The team work of the winners was superb. H. |M. Tilden's cross court smashes were marvelous and the whole piny was of such high order as to evoke round after round of applause from the large and enthusiastic gallery.' The transient players are exceedingly large in number on Saturday and Sunday. This week was larger than ever. This interest in the game is much greater this season than ever before in the history of the courts. Be popular and come with a member of the club and see if you don't like the sport. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

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