NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
Society Hotes 
Misses Harriot and Margaret Curtis 
of Manchester have been playing golf at 
Chicago the past week and each have 
suceeeded in adding new laurels to thir 
former victories. Monday in the quali- 
fying round for the women’s national 
golf championship on the links of the 
Midlothian club Miss Margaret Curtis 
broke the woman’s driving record for 
the United States, and led the field of 
65 players in the ten-hole qualifying 
round. Her drive was 220 yards from 
the first tee, and she duplicated the long 
shot on the second hole. Her round 
record was 95. Miss Harriet Curtis, 
national champion, was second with a 
score of 96. 
In the first round Tuesday Miss 
Margaret Curtis won her match against 
Mrs. C. L. Deering, Midlothian, 7 and 
6; Miss H. §. Curtis defeated Miss 
Lillian French, Windsor, 2 up. Both 
again won on Wednesday in the second 
round, the former winning against Miss 
Ruth Steele, Homewood, 9 and 7; and 
Miss H. S. Curtis won against Miss 
Margaret Martin of the Chicago G. C., 
4 and 2. 
They won again Thursday and yes- 
terday they played in the semifinal 
round. If they both won this would 
bring the two sisters in competition with 
each other for the national champion- 
ship. 
Oliver Ames of the Pride’s colony 
was recently elected a director of the 
Union Pacific railroad. 
The children’s classes which have 
been held along the shore the past sum- 
mer for ‘recreation and athletic sports, 
under the direction of the popular aih- 
letic instructor “‘ Bunnie’? Woods, are 
practically all discontinued for the sea- 
son. Wednesday the class for small 
children at Mrs. Mandell’s and at Mrs. 
James Procter’s, Beverly Cove, met for 
the last time, and on Thursday the class 
at Mrs. Philip Dexter's farm in Man- 
chester, had their closing meeting. On 
Monday also the tennis class at Mrs. 
Clarence Moore’s met for the last time. 
The tennis tournament at Mrs. Moore’s 
was won by Elaine Denegre and the 
tournament at Mrs. Denegre’s was 
won by Hope Norman. 
The Boylston Beals are leaving Man- 
chester toward the end of the month and 
after a short stay in Boston will sail 
about the middle of November to spend 
a year in Europe. They are buying a 
foreign car and will have it awaiting 
them on the other side. Most of the 
winter they will spend in Paris, and the 
rest of the year touring in that vicinity. 
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dexter of Bev- 
erly Farms are on an auto tour through 
New York state. 
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