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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 Tee Off Theil uesday for Tournament at Sunset Ridge UNSET Ridge golfers will out next Tuesday on the qualify- ing round of the handicap tourna- ment. It is hoped that there will be a large field for the opening event in the first tourney of its kind this season. This week in the four ball four- some event, there was a tie for first place, between Mrs. Francis Parker, Jr. and Mrs. N. H. Howard, who played as partners, and Mrs. Mairn and Mrs. Fred Coambs, who were paired. The honors in the Class D, nine hole event, went to Mrs. Everett Harris and Mrs. Warner Robinson, Who we were partners. start Mrs. Harrison Breaks Record at North Shore N Tuesday the record score for 18 holes was set for women golfers by Mrs. H. H. Harrison of Evanston who played the course at North Shore with a 97. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. A. D. Collins were in the finals for the Nicholas Ellis trophy event. The first Guest day of this season took place this week with Mrs. Case carrying off one of the honors for the visitor players, and Mrs. C. N. Jonas of Milwaukee, winner of the blind bogey event. Mrs. H. H. Harrison was winner of the low gross match for members, and Mrs. I. W. Moore held the low net score for members. Next Tuesday, the contest will be for match play against par and for low gross over 18 holes. Skokie Club Ready for Open Day Next Monday EXT Monday will be open day for the Woman's Western Golf association. Members of local clubs and of those of the middle west will gather at Skokie Golf club to try out their skill. Riverside was the scene of the annual medal play tourna- ment for the Woman's Western on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, of this week when Skokie was rep- resented by Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Kenilworth and Mrs. Glencoe. Rain on Monday made Je. gif cossary ad been Paul Chace of to call off the match that planned for that occasion. Woman's Golf Contitiucs at Indian Hill Club NDIAN Hill's golf days for women are continuing on Wednesdays, but at the time of going to press de- finite plans had not been made for next week's event. This week a num- ber of women golfers started out for their weekly match, but the news of the results was not available for pub- lication on this page. F. J. WEIDLING CO. High Grade Grand Pianos Buy from Manufacturer at Factory Prices. Substantial Sav- ing and Complete Satisfaction. 3945 N. Western Ave. Chicago, Ill. ~ BY icin ee -- SKOKIE 0 BE SCENE OF IMPORTANCE FOR WOMEN GOLFERS Noted Golfers Appear EXPECT GREAT THRONGS Visitors will find plenty of grand| BIGGEST CANDLE IN FILM 9 in Medal Pl T accommodation an additional 1,000 The biggest candle ever made is seen in Vie ay lourney FOR LIBERTYVILLE ATH seats having been constructed. Park- in the new William Fox special pro- UESDAY morning of this week, ing on the grounds has been seen to, a » Th dlc § a field of about 70 golfers teed- gid 2 ooms of pen will be jhere to he Worn ie on e 15 v off at 9 o'clock, in the opening hi : he big |t2ke charge of the cars. Picnickers will | (4 feet high and its base is used as a round of the annual medal play cham Peary Js Sranged. oF ihe ie find the fair grounds a pleasant place banquet table in one of the scenes. pionship tournament of the Woman's ville, which will hold over two days and to Spend the day and all accommoda- | More than a score of actors and ac- % Western Golf association, held at include Sunday, July 5. A large num- tions ie) their comfort have been ar- tresses are seen at the banquet. Jn Riverside. ber of horses from Hawthorne, Church- | "rg co of. this scene Judy King, as "Fox Trot," a Most of the good players in the [hill Downs, Aurora and Latonia have The Selohzation will be all day long, lgirl of the cafes, performs a daring middle west appeared on the entry list. |already been entered by their owners Jay i" Lhe Fhorning, ani flat end- | feat, depicting a moth flying around : Mrs. S. L. Reinhart of Dallas, Texas, |and several prominent jockeys will be | 8 our 2c mg the candle flame while diners below was the first to play off Tuesday to de- at the track. R d Al WwW. Yan fi Awe: i nr Ppt fend her title as one of the best medal| In between the racing, of which there ng, the cast.inc : players in the country. She was paired | will be six events daily, there will be eq [the ant Ads and Jack Mulhall in the leading roles. with Mrs. Melvin Jones of Olympia |a number of circus and hippodrome acts * Fields, who is the north and south |presented by the Robinson Attractions champion, and the woman's city cham-|of Chicago. These will include the pion. world famous equestrienne, Madame WHERE Other plavers of note included Mrs. | Bedini and her school of educated ? Joseph ak Horn Tang i horses. In addition there will be the DO WE EAT . winner of the championship of the |Australian Waites, whip crackers ex- Where the best of Meals are Woman's Western in 1923, who is en- | traordinary, Rose Ellis and Rose, from served. VE tering from Westmoreland; Mrs. Hom- | the Orpheum and Keith circuits of Yhere She, Service 18 Prompt. is 3 er Dixon of Indian Hill; Mrs. Lee W.|vaudeville and six or seven other cir- Where you may Dine or Lunch. Mida of Butterfield, Mrs. Jay Carsriel |cus features. Where you can meet and chat of Aurora; and Mrs. J. W. Douglass| Two baseball games are scheduled Where Ln sonable. of Barrington Hills. for Saturday and Sunday. One be- Where you will be glad to repeat k tween the Chicago Union Giants and your first visit. VASSAR CLUB TO MrT: [Leriveile and 518 Me Bien lest "The place where eating is a pleasure" hy North hos Nem Sih Wil A large number of rising devices and C R d L h R / be entertained at o'clock, | other amusement features will be on Cc ni Rftsrngon, June 29, at|the grounds and each night a mammoth ameo estaurant an unc oom raigie Lea, the home of the hostess, display of fireworks by the Gordon : Mrs. Andrew MacLeish of 459 Long-|Fireworks company of Chicago, will be 551 Lincoln Avenue Joe Stoner & Co. 3 wood avenue, Glencoe. staged. Univ. 123 y T hree Floors Delivery Free ] % S Elevator Service i 4 FOUNTAIN SQUARE--EVANSTON > 4 Bathing Suit Gay colors are the style on the beaches this sum- K 0 d aks mer. Be stylish! 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