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pT TTT June 25, 1927 North Shore a Championship Course i (Continued from Page 21) | necessary to state that no player--that well tell the world we got it. We | includes the pros--has shot it in par didn't lease it. We bought it." | figures. "Must have taken some real money Stroke Lost Is Lost to swing the deal," I horned in. "Sure it did," said Mr. Kuhl. One of the members contributes this Mr. Kuhl didn't say that it was | information: "When a fellow loses a bought on "velvet," but that is the| stroke on this course, he never gets it most important feature of this story. | back." "When we sold our lease on Lake Earl R. Green is the club champion. street we made enough money to buy | But there are others who rate as stars, the acreage which you are visiting to- | among them being William D. Fowler, day," concluded Mr. Kuhl. who is a 3 handicap man. Jarry Wolf, . F. Snow, W. Thiebault, H. H. Harrison, A Picturesque Spot C. E. Driver and Victor B. Scott. Six It would be hard to imagine a more | of these play in the seventies. picturesque spot than North Shore. Mrs. Homer - H. Harrison is. the There they have built a pretty and woman champion. Among other stars spacious clubhouse. The club which are Mrs. A. D. Collins, Miss Janet started back in 1909 with 190 members Byrnes, Mrs. Ralph Boozer, Mrs. H. P. -- 1 | Saunders and Mrs. H. D. Fargo. Par i Ly i for women is 84, we are told and none has ever equalled it. Donald (everybody calls him Don) Morrison is the professional. This is his fourth year with the club and they say he's a fine teacher. He occasionally Ao : contests in the big open tournaments, Barefoot Sandals of dark washable elk. but so far hasn't grabbed off the big Flexible lightweight soles. Rubber spring honors. But he has hopes. heels. Supporting arch. For long wear. It becomes a bit monotonous to write about the social side of affairs at north shore clubs. The democratic spirit is evidenced everywhere I go. However, Telephone University 973 I am told a little paper called "Short Putts," which is published once a week, promotes much of the spirit of COL & | I] ER friendliness. | 'INC: Women Enjoy Card Games CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS [my . 1c women of North Shore know 608 . Illinois { tiow to enjoy themselves when not 1 Chicago Avenue Exanston, LICILILY o) >, LAUR iQ iQ 9, iL AQ NA) Vacation-time Comfort! AYBE you've had tennis shoes that made your feet uncomfortable after you'd worn them a while. But you can wear these Pool & Piper Tennis Shoes all summer long without the least discomfort--no matter how hot the weather may be. They're made of tan canvas with leather trim and leather inner soles. A great playtime shoe for boys and girls. 2828 98 9C 90 90 9. 90 90 91 Ic 1CIL IL IL IL IL ICR = IS ye AER SAN Don Morrison, Pro. now has a membership of 300. Like many other clubs of the north shore the membership is limited to that num- ber. The club, of course, has a bonded indebtedness. But it is pointed out that by the process of systematic re- duction that indebtedness will be clear- ed at the end of sixteen years. When the new North Shore club was built four years ago an obligation of $150,- 000 was shouldered. This is being paid off annually at the rate of $7,500. North Shore is known as a cham- pionship course. They say it is one of the hardest courses to negotiate in the Chicago District. It is 6,772 yards in length and trappy. Par is 72 and just as evidence of its toughness it is only trekking the links after the elusive pill. Ot course they have their own day on the course, which is Friday. Wednes- day afternoon is the time of card parties. Mrs. Charles E. Driver is chairman of the Golf committe, and others on the committee are Mrs. C. E. Barrows, Mrs. H. D. Fargo, Mrs. E. R. Green, Mrs. F. G. Hipp, Mrs. J. D. Peterson and Mrs. G. D. Wolf. Mrs. H. H. Kuhl, who is chairman of the card committee, we are informed, has reported as many as 150 players at an afternoon session at the tables. Dinner dances are a big feature. There is dancing on the roof when the weather permits. The officers of the club are: presi- dent, Frank R. Borchers; vice-presi- dent, William J. Spillane; treasurer, Charles E. Driver; secretary, Clair Taft. Just as evidence of the welcome we received at North Shore we'll state that Don Morrison, the pro, invited us to play around. We declined with thanks, the reason being that we never show "our game" to a pro. Why should we make him unhappy? (Next week--Skokie) McHenry Legion Post to Stage Fourth Fete Members of the McHenry Post No. 491 of the American Legion will stage a six-day entertainment and celebra- tion over the Fourth of July holidays at Fox River Pavilion park, McHenry, 45 miles northwest of the north shore, for the benefit of the post building fund. The celebration will begin June 29, and continue to and including July 4. The daily and evening programs will include games, rides, dancing, and con- certs, with Johnny Constantine and his "Rythmic Kings" providing the music. On Saturday, July 2, and Sunday, July 3, the afternoons will be devoted to entertainments for children, with races and games for boys and girls. Prizes will be awarded the participants in the games and races. All proceeds from the celebration will be used toward erecting a new clubhouse for the McHenry post. BAHAI MEETINGS Every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Bahai teachings and principles are ex- pounded in the studio of Louis Bourgeois, architect, 536 Sheridan road, Wilmette. Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock a study class meets at the home of Mr. C. P. Christensen, 1138 Oak- wood avenue, to which the public are welcomed. Authenticated text-books are used. These gatherings are in- formal. 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